Narayan Seva Sansthan achieved global recognition at the ISPO 20th World Congress 2025 in Stockholm, Sweden (June 16–19). Our team presented our study titled “Scaling Access to WHO Standard Prosthetics in Humanitarian and Development Settings” to the ISPO GPEx advisory community.
Shri Manoj Barot, along with co-authors Shri Prashant Agarwal, Shri Manas Ranjan Sahoo, and Shri Rajat Gaur, showcased their 17-year journey (2008–2025). Through a pioneering camp-based outreach model, Narayan Seva Sansthan has delivered 38,845 prosthetic limbs to 33,423 differently-abled individuals across India and internationally, including Nepal, Bangladesh, Kenya, and Tanzania.
- 77.4% lower limb devices, with a shift to modular solutions.
- 253 national and 26 international camps conducted.
- A robust central fabrication unit ensuring quality and scale.
- Strong focus on rural outreach, addressing the critical 3–15% prosthetic access in LMICs.
The ISPO platform provided an invaluable opportunity to highlight Narayan Seva Sansthan's scalable, sustainable, and replicable model for humanitarian prosthetic care, contributing to the Congress's theme of "Science in Practice, Practice in Science: Collaboration and innovation towards sustainable rehabilitation."