Globally, 1.1 billion people were living with vision loss in 2020.

Globally, millions of people are blind or have low vision due to lack of access to spectacles, resulting in reduced quality of life.

Eye health is important for economic development

Diabetic eye disease often begins without symptoms, but because it it often left unmanaged, it has become a leading cause of vision loss and blindness.

Explore the current roadblocks and the solutions on the road ahead around gender equity in eye health.

We need governments and businesses around the world to unlock funding and prioritise eye care so that everyone, everywhere can access the care they need.

2030 IN SIGHT is the sector’s strategic plan for the next decade, a call to action which outlines how we can end avoidable sight loss.

World Sight Day (WSD) is an international day of awareness held every October to focus attention on the global issue of eye health.

The risk of vision loss increases as you age.

The number of people with vision loss is growing.

2030 IN SIGHT is the sector’s strategic plan for the next decade, a call to action which outlines how we can end avoidable sight loss.