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IAPB
Changing how everyone, everywhere sees | #LoveYourEyes
About IAPB
As the voice of global eye health, IAPB is the overarching alliance of nearly 300 eye health organisations in over 100 countries working together to eliminate avoidable sight loss and build a world where everyone has universal access to quality eye care. As a global alliance, IAPB: - Advocates at a global and national level for the sector so eyecare receives the attention and resources needed. - Campaigns to raise awareness about the importance of eye health, engaging tens of millions of people around the world each year through our World Sight Day and its Love Your Eyes campaigns. - Connects hundreds of stakeholders through technical working groups and at our annual 2030 IN SIGHT LIVE event to foster innovation and promote partnerships. - Facilitates a culture of learning through tools such as the Vision Atlas to provide authoritative data and information, enabling access to up-to-date knowledge, information and practice, and drive data-informed advocacy and action. By 2030, no one should experience preventable or treatable sight loss, and everyone, everywhere should be able to access affordable eye care services.
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Signals from IAPB
5 published signals
Presence & Recognition
IAPB opened the World Sight Day Photo Competition for entries in its 11th year, now open for entries across five categories including a brand-new category called Making the World See the Value of Vision.
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Presence & Recognition
IAPB Pacific leaders and partners gathered in Palau last week to champion a stronger, coordinated approach to eye health ahead of the first-ever Global Summit for Eye Health in November.
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Presence & Recognition
IAPB CEO Peter Holland spoke on ABS TV/Radio's Road To CHOGM on 2 November 2026 in Antigua and Barbuda, highlighting practical, cost-effective interventions for eradicating avoidable sight loss.
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Research & Knowledge
IAPB published a new Rapid Assessment of Avoidable Blindness (RAAB) survey from Bondok et al. in Western Uganda showing many people still living with vision loss caused by conditions that can be addressed, including cataract and uncorrected refractive error.
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Presence & Recognition
IAPB hosted two Advocacy to Action: Europe 2026 roundtables in Brussels, focusing on rare eye diseases and diabetic eye health.
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