The 2030 In Sight Strategy is a transformative global initiative aimed at ending avoidable sight loss and ensuring equitable access to comprehensive eye care by the year 2030. Led by the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB), this strategy provides a collaborative roadmap involving governments, healthcare organizations, communities, and…
Integrated People-Centred Eye Care: Advocacy toolkit
The Integrated People-centred Eye Care Advocacy to Action Toolkit assists the eye health sector advocates in advocating for the implementation of Integrated People-centred Eye Care. The toolkit is a central reference point for initiating policy dialogues in countries and includes key information, tools, templates and resources for IPEC
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Publisher Name:
International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness
Publisher Website:
https://www.iapb.org/
Publication Year:
2022
Languages:
English
Categories:
Awareness raising and advocacy
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