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Orbis International commits $32 million to global eye health initiatives

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During the first Global Summit for Eye Health, hosted by the Government of Antigua and Barbuda, Orbis International announced a commitment of US$32 million. This funding, spanning 2027 through 2030, is designated for strengthening eye health systems and expanding access to quality eye care. The commitment aims to support over 250,000 eye health professionals and improve outcomes for more than 18 million people worldwide.

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The commitment supports workforce development, quality cataract care, and the responsible use of digital technology and artificial intelligence in eye health. Orbis International endorsed the St. John's Global Compact for Eye Health, putting its support into practice through these areas.

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    The Government of Antigua and Barbuda might see increased funding or improved diplomatic standing due to hosting the summit and endorsing the global compact.

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