Transforming access
AT2030 seeks to transform access to life-changing assistive technology (AT) such as wheelchairs, prosthetics, hearing aids and glasses by creating partnerships and testing innovative approaches to get AT to those who need it the most.
Targets
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75 more strategic tools developed to increase AT capacity
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15 more innovative service delivery models
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Double the initial investment through partner match funding
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80 more peer-reviewed journal articles published
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60 more AT Ventures supported for sustainable growth
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Reach 9 million more people directly and 12 million more indirectly through increased access to AT
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30 more AT innovations on track to scale
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45 more countries or organisations implementing AT2030 funded ideas
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50 more partnerships supported to increase AT capacity
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10 more ventures supported to scale innovation
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38 more innovative ATs supported
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38 more pilots, strategies or initiatives at the country, regional or global level
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22 more innovation ecosystem development interventions
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120 more influencing papers, answering critical research questions