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13.06.2025

  • Blog

KeraLink’s Role Alongside IAPB: Training That Changes Lives

Chelsea Andrews / Jeff Soulliere

  • Clinical Training,
  • corneal blindness,
  • Corneal Care,
  • Corneal Infections,
  • Keratitis,
  • Low-Resource Settings,
  • Ophthalmology Training,
  • Preventable Blindness
IAPB

12.06.2025

  • Blog

Marking China’s National Sight Day: A Timely Moment for Action on Diabetic Eye Disease

Fabrizio D'Esposito

  • China’s National Sight Day,
  • Diabetic Eye Disease,
  • Global Summit for Eye Health
IAPB
78th World Health Assembly

09.06.2025

  • Blog

A Moment of Impact: My Reflections from the 78th World Health Assembly

Junu Shrestha

  • World Health Assembly,
  • World Health Assembly Resolution
Member Story
Opinion

02.06.2025

  • Blog

Seeing Beyond the Binary: Why Gender Justice Must Be Central to Global Eye Health

Louisa Syrett

  • Gender Equity,
  • Lancet Commission on Gender and Health
IAPB
Group selfie

30.05.2025

  • Blog

Translating Policies into Action: A Regional Dialogue on Eye Health Policies in South-East Asia

Indra Prasad Sharma

  • 2030 IN SIGHT LIVE,
  • 2030 IN SIGHT LIVE Nepal,
  • Nepal

30.05.2025

  • Blog

Nigeria’s Eyeball Summit 2025: A Strategic Step Towards Universal Eye Health

Dr. Princess Ifeoma Ike / Dr. Obinna Edwin Awiaka

  • Nigeria
Member Story
media MICE team

27.05.2025

  • Blog

Media MICE: Telling the Story of Sight

Elif Uslu

  • Global Eye Care,
  • Media In Ophthalmology,
  • Ophthalmology,
  • Optometry,
  • Vision for All
78th World Health Assembly

23.05.2025

  • News

Eye Health Gains Global Momentum with New WHO Data and WHA Resolution ...

  • refractive error,
  • WHA,
  • WHA Side-Event,
  • WHA78,
  • WHO

23.05.2025

  • Resources

Summary guide on quality standards for spectacles

The Summary guide on quality standards for spectacles simplifies global quality standards and provides practical guidance on best practices for dispensing spectacles.

22.05.2025

  • Resources

Competency-based refractive error teams

The Competency-based refractive error teams (CRET) tool, developed by the World Health Organization (WHO), is a practical resource designed to support the delivery of high-quality, team-based refractive error services.