Strategy

EYElliance Is Catalyzing Market Transformation By:

Demonstrate

Demonstrating the viability of new scaling pathways by activating underutilized government and private-sector channels.

De-risk

De-risking investment, new market entry, and government adoption of proven solutions.

Enlist

Enlisting new actors to join in the solution.

Our Initiatives

Optical Enterprise Growth Hub

The growth engine for low-cost optical enterprises, the Hub brings together first-mover operational playbooks, access to blended finance, and mentoring, while advancing an enabling environment to de-risk new market entry and boost investor confidence.

Optical Enterprise Growth Hub

The growth engine for low-cost optical enterprises, the Hub brings together first-mover operational playbooks, access to blended finance, and mentoring, while advancing an enabling environment to de-risk new market entry and boost investor confidence.

First Grade, First Glasses

A proven blueprint for institutionalizing school-based provision of eyeglasses in national public education systems, ensuring every child is ready to learn.

EYElliance Insights & Data Portal

The intelligence backbone of the eyeglasses market, providing data, market analysis, and policy insight to guide national planning, attract investors, and shape global development priorities.

Institutional Advocacy

We ensure that equitable access to glasses is prioritized on the agendas of key actors in global development. We make the case for action and investment by:

  • Cultivating new champions,
  • Networking and connecting,
  • Developing reports and costing analyses,
  • Hosting trainings and webinars,
  • Tool development.
Catalytic Partnerships

Growing the ecosystem of champions that join in the solution and accelerate global scale.

Sustainable Financing

Influencing and increasing new and existing financing within the public and private sector.

Government Delivery

Enabling governments to efficiently and effectively integrate eyeglasses into education and public health systems.

School Eye Health is based on three main activities:

  • Teachers or nurses screen children for vision problems on-site at schools;
  • Children identified with vision problems are examined by an eye health professional who determines the eyeglasses prescription or refers them for more advanced care;
  • Children who are in need of eyeglasses are provided a pair for free.


Community Eye Health
includes:

  • Training community health workers to conduct basic vision screenings, dispense reading glasses, and refer those in need of advanced care (like cataract surgery) to the appropriate facility for treatment.