Mobilizing towards eye health equity: Action steps for developing economies

Aug 5, 2022

The Nigerian Optometric Association held its 45th National Conference/ Annual General Meeting and Vision Expo in Abuja, Nigeria. The event focused on leveraging partnerships to transform optometry and eye care in West Africa. Image: Nigerian Optometric Association

Dr. Princess Ifeoma Ike

Public Health Optometrist/CEO Princess Vision Eye Clinic Limited Abuja, Nigeria and Global Shaper, Abuja Hub, World Economic Forum

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The shortage of skilled eye care workers has hampered the delivery of eye care in developing countries like Nigeria. Image: Nigerian Optometric Association

Ophthalmic training for every member of the eye care team and across all service levels is needed. In picture: The Nigerian Optometric Association President, Dr Obinna Awiaka, and other members. Image: Nigerian Optometric Association

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