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http://www.orbis.org/
ORBIS is a nonprofit, global development organization whose mission is to eliminate avoidable blindness by strengthening the capacity of local eye health partners in their efforts to prevent and treat blindness. Through the principles of capacity building, local partners gain self-sufficiency in eye health care, and residents enjoy quality eye health services that are affordable, accessible and sustainable. Clinical training, technical assistance and institutional development are major components of capacity building. Community education, behavioral change and health care reform are also part of the approach.