Unlock everyday moments with assistive technology
Only 10%
In low-income countries only 10% of people have the assistive technology they need, in stark contrast to 90% of people in need, in high-income countries who do.
Everyone has the right to access the assistive technology they need, when they need it
Assistive products such as wheelchairs, glasses, hearing aids, artificial limbs and digital devices enable people to live independent lives – to work, study and enjoy the everyday moments that many of us take for granted.
Yet, for many millions of people living in low- and middle-income countries, assistive technology is not available, accessible or affordable.
This creates a barrier to fairer, more equal societies.
Help us unlock a world where there are opportunities for all
Imagine not being able to experience everyday moments like watching a football match or listening to your favourite music – all because you cannot access the assistive technology you need.
Improving access for all is essential to reducing inequalities and unlocking a world where no one is prevented from earning a living, going to school or living a fulfilling life.
Without access to appropriate and affordable assistive technology, more than 30% of the global population won’t meet their most basic human needs. Assistive technology access is inextricably linked with ensuring everyone can get an education, earn a decent living and reducing poverty and inequality.
Unlock the Everyday: Global campaign launch in Davos
Unlock the Everyday: Global campaign launch in Davos
Unlock the Everyday was launched in Davos during the World Economic Forum, with a high level panel event.
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Unlock the Everyday is the first ever global campaign on assistive technology.
Join us to help raise awareness of assistive technology and people’s right to access it, no matter their income or where they live.