Global action for eye health
IAPB is the overarching alliance for the global eye health sector, with more than 150 organisations in over 100 countries working together for a world where everyone has universal access to eye care.
IAPB is the overarching alliance for the global eye health sector, with more than 150 organisations in over 100 countries working together for a world where everyone has universal access to eye care.
IAPB is the overarching alliance for the global eye health sector, with more than 150 organisations in over 100 countries working together for a world where everyone has universal access to eye care.
‘Focus On’ is IAPBs in-depth series looking into specific issues in eye health including eye conditions and related areas of the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
IAPB works with stakeholders across the global network of seven regions.
The IAPB Vision Atlas presents the very latest eye health data and evidence.
Our ambition is to help buyers to make informed procurement decisions from IAPB Valued Suppliers.
We present an opportunity to change the world for the better—and you can play a role.
IAPB’s advocates for the integration of eye health within health systems, so that everyone, everywhere has access to eye care.
The end of avoidable sight loss is now within our grasp and 2030 IN SIGHT outlines how we can push harder than ever before to deliver on this ambition.
UN adopts resolution supporting eye health for the 1.1 b people living with preventable sight loss.
The targets cement the WHO global strategy to address the huge unmet need in eye care.
IPEC marks the next major mile stone for global eye health.
A lot has happened since the World Health Organization (WHO) launched their first World Report on Vision
IAPB works with stakeholders across the global network of seven regions.
The IAPB Vision Atlas presents the very latest eye health data and evidence.
IAPB’s advocacy recognises eye health as both a health and development issue.
We present an opportunity to change the world for the better — and you can play a role.
IAPB and its members are calling on everyone to focus on their eye health in a global campaign – #LoveYourEyes
Increased time spent indoor was identified as the leading factor for the increase of myopia
More than a billion people worldwide are needlessly living with treatable vision impairment.
IAPB works with stakeholders across the global network of seven regions.
The World Health Organization’s first World Report on Vision represents a highly significant landmark.
VISION 2020 has created a major focus on eye health in the countries and districts where action is needed.
Find members working in the same country as you, and connect with members across the network.
In the Introduction to Integrated People-Centred Eye Care Course, individuals will learn how to make IPEC a reality.
£3.5 million for research project exploring vision care as a driver of development across the life course.
The targets cement the WHO global strategy to address the huge unmet need in eye care
IAPB works with stakeholders across the global network of seven regions.
A global action network working together to improve the vision health outcomes of adults with diabetes.
Our ambition is to help buyers to make informed procurement decisions from IAPB Valued Suppliers.
We present an opportunity to change the world for the better—and you can play a role.
Nominations for the 2021 Eye Health Heroes programme are open!
The United Nations resolution on vision is historic and marks a new chapter in the alliance's efforts...
The theme--and our photo competition--are now live!
Aim is to help buyers, particularly those from low- and middle- income countries, make informed procurement decisions
Find members working in the same country as you, and connect with members across the network.
The IAPB Vision Atlas has been updated with the latest prevalence and causes data from VLEG.
IAPB works with stakeholders across the global network of seven regions.
The Vision Excellence awards recognise contributions to advocacy, innovation, programme implementation, institution-building and disease control.
Our ambition is to help buyers to make informed procurement decisions from IAPB Valued Suppliers.
We present an opportunity to change the world for the better—and you can play a role.
Banner 1: “Gam after cataract surgery”, Geoff Oliver Bugbee, Orbis International Banner 2: Shabana Shahzad, LRBT
