Agenda, Cambodia

Note: Programme Agenda subject to change.

Day/Time Session Focus / Key Activities
Day 1
16.30–18.30 Campaigning for eye health: Cambodia’s experience of working across sectors Explore how campaigning builds support for eye health and advances government commitments. Cambodia will share successes in working with the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport, the Ministry of Women’s Affairs, and disability organisations. Explore lessons other countries can apply, followed by a networking reception.
Day 2
09.00–10.00 Opening session: Setting the context and regional priorities Formal opening and welcome.
Overview of the meeting objectives, regional eye-health priorities and the importance of translating government commitments into implementation.
10.00–11.00 Implementation exchange: What is working? Short, curated country presentations highlighting successful implementation, practical innovations, lessons learned and persistent challenges in delivering on government commitments.
11.00–11.30 Tea/Coffee break Networking and informal exchange
11.30–12.45 Rotation 1: Delivering eye health at scale Explore implementation through practical lenses of cataract and refractive error. Examine what enables successful scale-up, where implementation breaks down, and how countries can address system-level constraints.
12.45–14.00 Lunch Networking and informal country-to-country exchange
14.00–15.15 Rotation 2: From data to decisions Examine how countries can generate, update and use reliable eye-health data for policy and programme decisions. Explore the Vision Atlas, different information needs and approaches to translating evidence into action.
15.15–15.45 Tea/Coffee break Networking and reflection.
15.45–17.00 Cross-country synthesis: From commitments to action Bring together learning on campaigning, implementation, data and collaboration. Identify shared challenges, transferable approaches and priority actions, including opportunities for mutual support.
Day 3
9:00-10:00 Regional Panel: Strengthening collaboration for implementation Panel discussion reflecting on country experiences and identifying how governments, IAPB and partners can work together more effectively to accelerate implementation.
10:00-11:00 Member progress and plans Presentation of member's implementation plan and strategies
11:00–11:30 Tea/Coffee break Networking and informal exchange.
11:30-12:00 Closing reflections and next steps Summary of key takeaways agreed priorities and proposed follow-up actions.

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