Aravind Eye Care System (AECS), a network of hospitals in India, is the largest provider of eye care in the world.

LVPEI is a not-for-profit, comprehensive eye care network. It operates 116 facilities in India, 95 of them which are primary eye care centres located in remote rural villages.

Pushpagiri Eye Institute operates two ‘Super Specialty Hospitals’ in India, treating various forms of preventable eye diseases at full cost for those who can pay and at a subsidized cost for those who cannot. It also runs various community screening and outreach programs.

The eQuality Health Bwindi scheme is an innovative program aimed at helping the people of the Bwindi area to access quality and affordable health services.

Rural Health Care Foundation's goal is to develop a chain of sustainable rural primary care clinics across India targeting the poor populations unable to afford quality health care.

Akhand Jyoti Eye Hospital (AJEH) is Bihar's largest eye hospital and is the pilot project of Yugrishi Shriram Sharma Acharya Charitable Trust (YSSACT).

ERC-eye care center provides low-cost, high-quality eye care and surgical procedures for those at the bottom of the pyramid.

​The SHIP project uses two health interventions (deworming and vision screening) as entry points for a School Health and Nutrition programme that centres on the use of schools as a delivery platform. SHIP will serve as a demonstration that such interventions can be integrated within education plans.

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