APPENDIX 3 Objectives and actions Objective 1 Measurable indicators Means of verification Important assumptions Evidence generated and Number of Member States that have Epidemiological and economic Advocacy successful in increasing used to advocate increased undertaken and published prevalence assessment on the prevalence and investment in eye health despite the political and financial surveys during the past five years by causes of visual impairment current global financial environment commitment of Member 2019 reported to the Secretariat by and competing agendas States for eye health Member States Number of Member States that have Eye care service assessment and completed and published an eye care cost–effectiveness research results service assessment over the last five used to formulate national and in 2019 subnational policies and plans for Observation of World Sight Day reported eye health by Member States Reports of national, regional and global advocacy and awareness- raising events Actions for Objective 1 Proposed inputs from Member States Inputs from the Secretariat Proposed inputs from international partners 1.1 Undertake population- Undertake surveys in collaboration with Provide Member States with Advocate the need for surveys surveys on prevalence partners, allocating resources as required for surveys and technical advice Identify and supply additional of visual impairment and its Publish and disseminate survey results, Provide estimates of prevalence at resources to complement causes and send them to the Secretariat regional and global levels governments’ investments in surveys
APPENDIX 3 Objectives and actions Objective 1 Measurable indicators Means of verification Important assumptions Evidence generated and used to advocate increased political and financial commitment of Member States for eye health Number of Member States that have undertaken and published prevalence surveys during the past five years by 2019 Number of Member States that have completed and published an eye care service assessment over the last five in 2019 Observation of World Sight Day reported by Member States Epidemiological and economic assessment on the prevalence and causes of visual impairment reported to the Secretariat by Member States Eye care service assessment and cost–effectiveness research results used to formulate national and subnational policies and plans for eye health Reports of national, regional and global advocacy and awareness- raising events Advocacy successful in increasing investment in eye health despite the current global financial environment and competing agendas Actions for Objective 1 Proposed inputs from Member States Inputs from the Secretariat Proposed inputs from international partners 1.1 Undertake population- surveys on prevalence of visual impairment and its causes Undertake surveys in collaboration with partners, allocating resources as required Publish and disseminate survey results, and send them to the Secretariat Provide Member States with for surveys and technical advice Provide estimates of prevalence at regional and global levels Advocate the need for surveys Identify and supply additional resources to complement governments’ investments in surveys
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