Emma Jolley

Head of Portfolio: Health & Disability Research

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Dr. Emma Jolley is the Head of Portfolio for Health & Disability Research at Sightsavers in the UK. Her research focuses on electoral participation, financial inclusion, and access to health services for people with disabilities. Recent publications include studies on the experiences of users of financial products in Kenya and the prevalence of functional difficulties among preschool children. Additionally, she explores the intersection of disability and labor market participation in various contexts across Africa.

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Corrigendum: Electoral participation of people with and without disabilities in urban communities in Cameroon and Senegal.

Financial inclusion for persons with disabilities: Experiences of providers and users of financial products and services in Kenya.

Developmental Scores and Prevalence of Functional Difficulty Among Preschool Children in Kenya.

Electoral participation of people with and without disabilities in urban communities in Cameroon and Senegal.

Electoral participation of people with and without disabilities in urban communities in Cameroon and Senegal

Differences in need for and access to eye health services between older people with and without disability: A cross-sectional survey in four districts of northern Uganda.

Disability and labour market participation among smallholder farmers in Western Kenya.

Prevalence and causes of blindness and visual impairment in Kogi state, Nigeria-Findings from a Rapid assessment of avoidable blindness survey.

An assessment of the Education Management Information System in Sierra Leone and potential for enhanced disability inclusiveness

Navigating the journey into formal employment for youth with disabilities in Bangladesh: A qualitative study

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