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IAAT

Building bridges- Building relationships- AT for ALL

AT 2030

Our Impact

IAAT aims to make India a Regional actor in South Asia – to lead the way to design and develop life-changing and innovative AT, make quality products available, accessible and affordable for all through collaboration with other stakeholders on key steps to augment the AT sector and develop an AT Alliance in the Region.

What We Do

IAAT’s strategy plan for the next 5 years proposes to involve healthcare and allied healthcare professionals in project pathways: policy, people, products and provision (as per WHO and GATE vision). Potential stakeholders and collaborators are reputed Health Universities, the National Institutes, India-Physiopedia, National Trust, RCI, Niti Aayog, ICMR, BIS, IITs, IISc, NIS, MSJ&E, IIMs, IIPMR, OPAI, and other institutions of higher education and NGOs in India and the Region

The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development especially Goal 3: prioritizes good health and well-being among the 17 goals of the SDGs.^[1] It emphasizes universal health coverage (UHC) to ensure sustainable development so that all can access necessary health services. This goal can be an inclusive one only if all are able to access quality AT.

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Our Global Collaborators & Partners

IAAT keeps in regular contact with partner organisations/ collaborators and associates through its Global Partnership the purpose to provide a forum for on-going networking that allows for strategic dialogue about common challenges in the field of rehabilitation and assistive technology.