Country Map & Estimates of Vision Loss

Solomon Islands

In 2020 in Solomon Islands, there were an estimated 56,000 people with vision loss. Of these, 1,900 people were blind.

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Source: Crude prevalence, data from VLEG/GBD 2020 model

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Crude prevalence of vision loss, 2020

(all ages, males & females)

Source: Data from VLEG/GBD 2020 model, accessed via the IAPB Vision Atlas

National indicators for eye health services in Solomon Islands

IAPB has collected key national indicator data on an annual basis since 2008.

Data sources include Ministry of Health staff or other key respondents, as well as published data. Data have not been received for all countries, or all indicators. The “Year Last Reported” column shows the most recent data received, and “No data” indicates no data available to IAPB in any year since 2008.

More information on data sources and limitations is available on the National indicators page.

Indicator

Data

Rank

Year Last Reported

Data Source

Cataract surgical service delivery

Effective cataract surgical coverage (eCSC)

No data

Cataract surgeries performed (annual)

742

107 of 120

Cataract surgical rate (CSR) (per million)

1,108

113 of 176

2019

Ministry of Health or key respondent

Number of eye care personnel by cadre

No. of ophthalmologists

2019

Ministry of Health or key respondent

Ophthalmologists per million

8.6

131 of 191

2019

Ministry of Health or key respondent

No. of optometrists

2019

WCO/AVRI/BHVI

Optometrists per million

0.0

149 of 159

2019

WCO/AVRI/BHVI

No. of allied ophthalmic personnel

2019

Ministry of Health or key respondent

Allied ophthalmic personnel per million

9 of 102

2019

Ministry of Health or key respondent

Data and assessments

Eye health prevalence data survey completed (since 1987)

RAAB

2018

Ministry of Health or key respondent

Eye Care Service Assessment completed?

ECSAT

2019

Ministry of Health or key respondent

International Vision Health Scorecard

No data

National eye health resources and plans

National Eye Health Co-ordinator

Yes

Ministry of Health or key respondent

National Eye Committee

Yes

Ministry of Health or key respondent

National Eye Health Plan

Yes

Ministry of Health or key respondent

National Eye Health Plan Start Date

2016

Ministry of Health or key respondent

National Eye Health Plan End Date

2020

Ministry of Health or key respondent

Data sources and references

0 studies included in VLEG analysis from Solomon Islands

0

Studies with national coverage

0

Studies with subnational coverage

0

Studies reporting distance vision loss

0

Studies reporting near vision loss

0%

Studies using RAAB methodology

None

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Country Map & Estimates of Vision Loss

Solomon Islands

In 2020 in Solomon Islands, there were an estimated 56,000 people with vision loss. Of these, 1,900 people were blind.

Solomon Islands

Breakdown of vision loss chart

Crude prevalence of vision loss, 2020

(all ages, males & females)

National indicators for eye health services in Solomon Islands

0 studies included in VLEG analysis from Solomon Islands

0

0

0

0

0%

None

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