1. To generate and advance knowledge, research, innovation, and health technology assessment in ophthalmology to support evidence-based policy development, service improvement, and decision-making in healthcare.
2. To develop and maintain a national eye health information and surveillance system, serving as a central repository of ophthalmic data for monitoring, evaluation, and strategic planning of eye health services.
3. To strengthen ophthalmic services and eye care networks nationwide by promoting quality standards, equitable access to care, effective referral systems, and efficient management of complex eye diseases.
4. To develop and enhance the capacity of the eye health workforce through education, training, knowledge transfer, and continuous professional development.
5. To support policy formulation and foster national and international collaboration in eye health in order to strengthen the eye health system, reduce avoidable vision loss, and improve the quality of life of the population.
