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The paper analyses the results of major trials, systematic reviews and meta-analyses investigating interventions to improve diabetes management in ethnic minorities living in high-income countries. It examines the effect of lifestyle modification, family-based interventions, diabetes education and selfmanagement programmes on glycaemic control. Strategies focusing on the role of health care providers and communities are also evaluated. In addition, it takes into account the cultural, social and communication barriers experienced by ethnic minorities in accessing healthcare services, and outlines possible solutions to improve overall diabetes outcomes. Globally, many healthcare systems are inadequately equipped to cope with diabetes in these communities