Assistive Technology (AT)

A child with clubfoot using AT

It is estimated that by 2050 - two billion people would benefit from AT - yet 90% will not have access. A lack AT access results in children rejected from education, adults excluded from work and family life, and older people prohibited from participating in their communities.

AT2030 programme

The UK Aid-funded AT2030 programme tests ‘what works’ to improve access to life-changing Assistive Technology (AT) for all. Operational in 40+ countries and working with more than 70 global delivery partners, AT2030 has reached 34 million people to date.

AT2030 creates deep community leadership and engagement to generate new evidence & insights, answering critical research questions and developing foundational methodologies to address intersectional challenges and research and evidence gaps. From incubating future tech inspired solutions to venture acceleration, AT2030 brings effective solutions to market - testing new mechanisms and ambitious scaling parthways - while strengthen systems to make inclusion a reality.