Management Training for Eye Care Programme Managers

2025-08-21 07:02:49

In-person Course LAICO February 11-24, 2026

This course is for you if you are;

A programme manager engaged in country level eyecare programmes supported by INGO’s, or government agencies
Engage in large scale eye care projects at eye hospitals

The course enables the participants to:

Get an overview of priority eye diseases and their public health implications
Assess the magnitude of global eye care problems
Identify gaps in service and estimate resource availability and requirements
Use evidence to prioritise needs during programme planning
Create an enabling environment for partner institutions and stakeholders
Design sustainable eye care programmes

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