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.

Contains detailed guidance to eye care sector on ways to reduce environmental impact and support climate resilience.

Good vision improves health and well-being at all ages.

A considerable proportion of the vision loss burden was listed as ‘residual causes’.

The Friends of Vision group of United Nations Member States consists of country representatives, including at Ambassador level, from more than 50 countries.

The Vision Atlas outlines how good vision improves economic opportunities and workforce participation.

Refractive disorders are important causes of vision loss, but are easily treatable. View more refractive error vision loss data on the Vision Atlas here.

This Vision Atlas page shows the magnitude, impact, causes of and solutions for vision loss in children and adolescents.

Vision loss is both a contributor to inequalities and is also an outcome of inequality.