This report summarizes expert discussions on trachomatous trichiasis management, focusing on surgical techniques, quality improvement, service delivery challenges, and research priorities to improve outcomes and increase surgical coverage for eliminating blinding trachoma globally.

This training manual outlines a structured approach to supportive supervision for trachoma programmes, focusing on improving surgical quality, team performance, outreach efficiency, communication, leadership, and data use through mentoring-based supervision and practical skills development.

This guide outlines a structured, data-driven planning process for eliminating blinding trachoma using the SAFE strategy, emphasizing national workshops, trichiasis and active disease planning, evidence-based targets, stakeholder participation, and development of adaptable action plans to achieve WHO elimination thresholds.

This document provides a practical framework for delivering low vision services in Africa. It focuses on early identification, integrated clinical and educational support, and coordinated multi-sector planning to help children and adults with irreversible vision loss use their remaining sight effectively and improve quality of life.

This manual outlines strategies for using community key informants to identify and refer children with severe vision loss or blindness in Africa, emphasizing planning, estimation of need, training, and referral systems to improve access to timely pediatric eye care services.

This manual describes micro-planning for trachoma MDA, emphasizing detailed logistical preparation to ensure accurate drug delivery, efficient resource allocation, community registers, stakeholder coordination, and health system strengthening to achieve high-coverage Zithromax distribution in endemic areas.

This report summarizes the global strategy for eliminating blinding trachoma by 2020, outlining current progress, remaining challenges, and the need to scale up the WHO-endorsed SAFE strategy through coordinated action, funding, and partnerships.

This manual summarises expert discussions and evidence on childhood cataract in Africa, focusing on early detection, timely surgical management, and comprehensive follow-up care to improve visual outcomes and quality of life for affected children.

This guide explains how to use trained community Key Informants to identify children with severe visual impairment and support follow-up after eye surgery. It focuses on practical, low-cost community case finding, strong coordination, short targeted training, and continuous supervision to improve early detection and post-surgical care outcomes.