Asia
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This region is dominated by India with the world's largest diabetic population of 46.5 million.
Economic progress and increased urbanisation result in a growing diabetes prevalence in most Asian countries. |
The World Diabetes Foundation supports the following projects in Asia:
Afghanistan
National diabetes programme (WDF04-080)
Bangladesh
Improving nutrition education (WDF05-131)
Primary prevention of diabetes (WDF06-193)
Improving diabetes management through diabetes educators (WDF06-195)
Bhutan
Diabetes health care services (WDF03-060)
Cambodia
Model for diabetes care (WDF06-219)
Diabetes peer education (WDF07-229)
Cambodia and Vietnam
Training of diabetes educators (WDF05-125)
China
National diabetes programme (WDF02-036)
Diabetes prevention programme (WDF05-108)
Diabetes prevention programme in Qingdao II (WDF07-308)
Diabetes education at community hospital level (WDF08-360)
Screening for diabetes in TB patients, China (WDF08-380)
Democratic People's Republic of Korea
Diabetes care (WDF07-242)
Fiji
Save the diabetic foot (WDF06-178)
India
Eye/Tele-screening for diabetic retinopathy (WDF04-091)
Eye/Diabetes eye care III (WDF05-148)
Eye/Diabetic retinopathy integrated programme (DRIP) (WDF06-163)
Eye/Community based diabetic retinopathy services (WDF06-166)
Eye/Shri Guru Harkrishan Sahib Diabetic Retinopathy Project, Punjab (WDF06-198)
Eye/Rural diabetic retinopathy treatment (WDF06-214)
Eye/Reduction of blindness, Andhra Pradesh (WDF07-224)
Eye/Samvedana Eye care for Diabetes (WDF07-244)
Eye/Prevention of blindness, Rajasthan (WDF07-275)
Eye/Comprehensive eye care model (WDF08-319)
Eye/Comprehensive diabetes and eye care, Karnataka (WDF09-456)
Foot/Rural diabetic foot care (WDF05-142)
Foot/Diabetic foot programme, Andhra Pradesh (WDF07-271)
Foot/One step ahead - a diabetic foot campaign, Kerala (WDF08-353)
Rural and semi-urban diabetes prevention and control (WDF03-057)
Diabetes awareness camps (WDF04-078)
Preventing diabetes and its complications in rural areas (WDF05-115)
Preventing diabetes and obesity in school children (WDF05-120)
Health promotion and diabetes prevention (WDF05-137)
Strengthening the national diabetes care services by enhancing the capacity of health care providers, (WDF06-203)
Primary prevention of diabetes, Kerala (WDF07-236)
Gestational diabetes II, Tamil Nadu (WDF08-312)
Capacity development project, Andhra Pradesh (WDF08-330)
Gestational diabetes among rural and tribal people (WDF08-381)
Diabetes training for TB health personnel (WDF08-385)
Indonesia
Primary health care (WDF08-314)
Diabetes foot care (WDF08-315)
Diabetic retinopathy training and treatment (WDF08-335)
Integrated and comprehensive management of T1DM (WDF08-352)
Maldives
Project 200 islands (WDF09-423)
Nepal
Diabetes clinics (WDF08-342)
Teleconsultation for diabetes care (WDF08-345)
Pakistan
National Diabetes and Diabetic Foot Programme (WDF07-261)
Papua New Guinea
Development of diabetes services (WDF08-333)
Thailand
Behaviour modification in Thai urban working population (WDF08-325)
Mobile eye care, Thailand (WDF08-395)
Tonga
Reducing diabetes complications (WDF07-301)
Uzbekistan
Prevention of blindness (WDF07-232)
Vanuatu and Nauru
Building capacity - reducing diabetes complications (WDF06-176)
Vietnam
National diabetes project (WDF02-013)
This page was last updated 3-5-2010 by bisl.wdf |
