Actions for Objective 2 Proposed inputs from Member States Inputs from the Secretariat Proposed inputs from international partners 2.4 Provide comprehensive Provide and/or coordinate universal Provide WHO’s existing Advocate the importance of and equitable eye care access to comprehensive and equitable and technical support to Member comprehensive and equitable eye services at primary, eye care services, with emphasis on States care services secondary and tertiary vulnerable groups such as children and the Support local capacity building levels, incorporating elderly for provision of eye care services, national trachoma Strengthen referral mechanisms, and including rehabilitation services and onchocerciasis rehabilitation services for the visually in line with policies, plans and elimination activities impaired programmes through national coordination mechanisms Establish quality standards and norms for eye care Monitor, evaluate and report on services provided in line with national policies, plans and programmes through national coordination mechanisms 2.5 Make available and Ensure existence of a national list of Provide technical assistance and Advocate the importance of accessible essential essential medical products, national tools to support Member States essential medicines, diagnostics medicines, diagnostics and diagnostic and treatment protocols, and and health technologies health technologies of relevant equipment Provide essential medicines, assured quality with Ensure the availability and accessibility of diagnostics and health technologies particular focus essential medicines, diagnostics and in line with national policies on vulnerable groups and health technologies underserved communities, and explore mechanisms to increase affordability of new evidence- based technologies
Actions for Objective 2 Proposed inputs from Member States Inputs from the Secretariat Proposed inputs from international partners 2.4 Provide comprehensive and equitable eye care services at primary, secondary and tertiary levels, incorporating national trachoma and onchocerciasis elimination activities Provide and/or coordinate universal access to comprehensive and equitable eye care services, with emphasis on vulnerable groups such as children and the elderly Strengthen referral mechanisms, and rehabilitation services for the visually impaired Establish quality standards and norms for eye care Provide WHO’s existing and technical support to Member States Advocate the importance of comprehensive and equitable eye care services Support local capacity building for provision of eye care services, including rehabilitation services in line with policies, plans and programmes through national coordination mechanisms Monitor, evaluate and report on services provided in line with national policies, plans and programmes through national coordination mechanisms 2.5 Make available and accessible essential medicines, diagnostics and health technologies of assured quality with particular focus on vulnerable groups and underserved communities, and explore mechanisms to increase affordability of new evidence- based technologies Ensure existence of a national list of essential medical products, national diagnostic and treatment protocols, and relevant equipment Ensure the availability and accessibility of essential medicines, diagnostics and health technologies Provide technical assistance and tools to support Member States Advocate the importance of essential medicines, diagnostics and health technologies Provide essential medicines, diagnostics and health technologies in line with national policies