01140nas a2200217   4500000000100000008004100001653001800042653001300060653001500073653001000088653003100098653001300129653001400142653001800156100001200174245007300186856012000259300000700379490000700386520052900393       2016                            d10aVision centre10aPlanning10aManagement10aIndia10aHealth equality and equity10aEye care10aCommunity10aAccessibility1 aAhmed S00aEye care in rural communities: reaching the unreached in Sunderbans.  uhttp://www.cehjournal.org/wp-content/uploads/Eye-care-in-rural-communities-reaching-the-unreached-in-Sunderbans.pdf  a140 v293 a<p>Good health is dependent on having services which are accessible and affordable. The Sunderbans in West Bengal, India, is a conglomeration of 106 islands, 52 of which are inhabited, and the remaining of which are home to India’s famous tigers and the world’s biggest mangroves. Small boats are the main mode of transport. Sunderbans has the most deprived and marginalised population in India, with more than 40% of households living below the poverty line and 13% officially declared as the poorest of the poor.</p>