Partner with ICEVI
Around the world, millions of learners with visual impairment face barriers that limit their education, independence, and full participation in society. As a global network, the ICEVI is committed to building inclusive, equitable education systems that leave no one behind.
Your organisation can play a vital role in this mission. Whether you’re seeking long-term collaboration or focused support for specific initiatives, there’s a way for you to engage with ICEVI.
Corporate Membership
Join ICEVI as a corporate member and become part of a global network dedicated to systemic change in education for learners with visual impairment.
As a corporate member, your organisation can:
- Engage in dialogue with experts, policymakers, and educators shaping inclusive education worldwide.
- Access insights into diverse regional challenges, solutions, and emerging trends.
- Collaborate on initiatives that create sustainable change and innovation.
- Be recognised for your commitment to equity and inclusion across ICEVI’s global platforms and networks.
Technology companies can join ICEVI as corporate members, contributing expertise in accessible digital tools and collaborating on global initiatives to improve education systems for learners with visual impairment.
Corporate Sponsorship
Support specific ICEVI events, publications, or regional projects as a corporate sponsor. Sponsorship offers a way to contribute to meaningful work while aligning with your organisation’s values and social responsibility goals.
As a sponsor, your organisation can:
- Fund research, publications, or awareness campaigns.
- Support regional education initiatives or capacity-building projects.
- Contribute resources for global events such as the ICEVI World Assembly.
- Increase visibility for your commitment to disability inclusion.
Example:
Regional banks can partner with ICEVI to fund accessible educational materials in multiple languages, expanding learning opportunities for thousands of students while demonstrating their commitment to inclusive development.
Did You Know?
Exclusion of persons with disabilities can cost economies up to 7 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in low- and middle-income countries. Inclusion is not only the right thing to do—it’s also the smart thing to do.
Together, we can ensure that learners with visual impairment have access to quality education and the opportunity to reach their full potential.