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AT2030 – Life Changing
Assistive Technology
For All
The figures are staggering. It is estimated that by 2050 two billion people would benefit from Assistive Technology, yet 90% will not have access. Our programme intends to change that.
AT2030 – Life Changing
Assistive Technology
For All
The figures are staggering. It is estimated that by 2050 two billion people would benefit from Assistive Technology, yet 90% will not have access. Our programme intends to change that.
Over five years, AT2030 will test ‘what works’ to improve access to AT and will invest in and support solutions to scale with a focus on innovative products, new service models, and global capacity support. The programme will reach 9 million directly and 6 million more people indirectly to enable a lifetime of potential through life-changing Assistive Technology.
Latest
Product Narrative: Hearing Aids
A Market Landscape and Strategic Approach to Increasing Access to Hearing Aids and Related Services in Low- and Middle-Income Countries.”
Product Narrative: Wheelchairs
A Market Landscape and Strategic Approach to Increasing Access to Wheelchairs and Related Services in Low- and Middle-Income Countries.”
Changing Prosthetic Service Delivery with Amparo
Access to an appropriate lower limb prosthesis can help restore mobility and confidence.
Innovate Now: How is GDI Hub Accelerating Disability Innovation in Kenya?
The scope of the ecosystem is to facilitate entrepreneurs who have developed new inclusive assistive technologies to get their products to market.
Digital Technology, to Revolutionise Wheelchair Provision with Motivation
GDI Hub is supporting Motivation in testing their new provision system in Kenya to evaluate the quality of the new designs and understand how distributed manufacturing through 3D printing could augment current wheelchair service provision models.
DPU’s AT2030 research project celebrates International Day of People with Disabilities
United Kingdom
Published on the 3rd of December in UCL News.
Access to healthcare & inclusive mobility remain challenging for PWDs
Sierra Leone
Published on the 3rd of December in Premier News and Global Times.
The mobile disability gap: how do persons with disabilities access and use mobile in Kenya and Bangladesh?
Clara Aranda Jan from GSMA explores how Mobile has the potential to serve as an AT in underserved markets.
Understanding the Assistive Technology Landscape in 7 African Countries
Novia Afdhila from Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) overviews Country Capacity Assessments; a system-level assessment of a country’s capacity to appropriately provide Assistive Technology to meet its population needs.
Programme Clusters
The programme is divided into four Programme Clusters to test ‘what works’ for AT
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