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LIGHT FOR THE WORLD International – Organisation for Inclusive Development
Niederhofstrasse 26
A-1120 Vienna
Phone: +43 (1) 810 13 00 
Fax: +43 (1) 810 13 00 – 15
E-Mail: info@light-for-the-world.org 

Website: https://www.light-for-the-world.org/

ZVR-Nr.: 315688676

Office hours

Please note that visits are only possible by prior arrangement.

You can reach us by telephone at the following office hours:

Monday – Thursday: 9.00 AM – 12.00 PM, 1.00 PM – 4.00 PM
Friday: 9.00 AM – 1.00 PM

Austrian Quality Seal of Donations: Spendengütesiegel (in German)

Responsibility in terms of the Austrian Quality Seal of Donations (Spendengütesiegel):

Fundraising (Spendenwerbung): Mag. Alexander Buchinger
Use of funds (Spendenverwendung): Marion Lieser
Data protection (Datenschutz): Maga Erika Tschofönig

Chief Executive Officer: Marion Lieser
Data security and Privacy: Erika Tschofönig
Online Content Editor: Andreas Betsche
Editorial team: Andreas Betsche, Robert Kidd, Emma Fullerton

Regulatory Authority

Vienna Regional Police Headquarters, Department of Association, Assembly and Media Law (Landespolizeidirektion Wien, Referat Vereins-, Versammlungs- und Medienrechtsangelegenheiten)

LIGHT FOR THE WORLD International is a non-profit organisation under Austrian law and is subject to the Law of Associations 2002 (Vereinsgesetz 2002), available at https://www.ris.bka.gv.at.

Purpose of the association:

Light for the World International sparks lasting change on disability rights and eye health. We work in solidarity with people with disabilities and people with eye conditions, particularly those facing barriers and exclusion. They are at the centre of our work and the drivers of change. We believe in a world where everyone can fully exercise their rights to health, education, work and protection in emergencies.

Members of the association‘s board:

Thomas Shakespeare, Mary Asiyo-Vogel, Klara Landau, Stanley Mutuma, Andreas Onea, Tigist Alemayehu Tiruneh, David Whedbee, Jaroslav Žahourek

The underlying concept of the media is:

This website, along with newsletters, mailings and other communication channels, informs members, partners, donors and all interested individuals or organisations about our mission and work. We provide training, technical expertise and advisory services in eye health and disability rights. We advocate for inclusive systems and mobilise resources to support community-led change. Our focus areas include child eye health, inclusive education, economic empowerment, humanitarian action, and broader systems change — including gender equality, climate justice and partnership approaches.

Technical realisation
www.floatwork.at

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