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The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists’ (RANZCO’s) mission is to drive improvements in eye healthcare through education, communication, collaboration and advocacy across Australia, New Zealand and the Asia Pacific.

The Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen, is a public research university located in the city of Tübingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. The Ophthalmic Research Institute within the University is one of the biggest basic research institute..

The Ophthalmology Foundation works with eye care professionals, societies and organisations to enhance and provide ophthalmic education, with special focus on low-resource and underserved countries.

Optometry Giving Sight aims to permanently solve this problem by focusing on support for sustainable solutions in underserved communities.

We are aware of the responsibility we have acquired with our patients and we try to fully comply with the obligations contracted; We work hard to earn the trust of our patients.

Know the Glow (KTG) works to achieve the global elimination of preventable Glow-related childhood blindness through public awareness of the Glow, leukocoria.

As a representant of Portuguese Optometrists, APLO is present in several international and national organizations, promotes studies and issues opinions on the provision of eyecare in Portugal.

The Belize Council for the Visually Impaired’s vision is of a Belize where no one is needlessly blind and those who are irrevocably blind are integrated as equal members in all aspects of society.

The VCF was founded following the incredible success of The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust in the area of avoidable blindness.

We strive towards our mission and vision through institutional partnerships, both nationally and internationally, in order to reach the most neglected areas in the country.

Our goal is to identify sustainable, transformative care delivery models for accessible, efficient, low-cost, high-quality community-based imaging and early diagnosis of diabetic retinopathy.

We aim to restore, enhance and maintain sight where possible and improve the quality of lives for those whose sight cannot be restored.