European Eye Bank Association

The European Eye Bank Association (EEBA) is a specialized experimental association including singular individuals from 84 eye banks from 24 European nations and universal partners. The basic goal of EEBA is sharing data in regards to eye-managing an account, the Association is today the main national relationship in Europe devoted to the headway of eye-Banks and a definitive reference point for eye banks wishing to work as per quality gauges.  EEBA yearly gatherings and the accumulation and trade of point by point data from European Eye Banks now add up to a huge reputation. The Association has a level of development which gives it a voice with which to talk with some certainty on eye managing an account in Europe and remains an investigative association focused on characterizing least gauges and to urging banks to create Standard Operating Procedures keeping in mind the end goal to keep up the most astounding conceivable norms for quality and wellbeing. EEBA occurred in Århus, Denmark in 1989. The modest bunch of individuals present, welcomed by Professor Niels Ehlers couldn't have known how the association would grow, just that there was much to learn and share about eye managing an account. This liberal methodology is without a doubt one reason why the EEBA can guarantee today to be a fruitful association. The affiliation has a level of development which gives it a voice with which to talk with some certainty on eye managing an account in Europe.  While familiarity has dependably been a key normal for the EEBA late advancements, especially concerning the control of tissue Banks in a few EU part nations, have implied that the Association felt that it expected to invest more energy talking about and reconsidering its targets, standards, and accounts. In this manner, in September 2002, the EEBA Committee thought that it was proper to meet interestingly between yearly gatherings with a specific end goal to have an opportunity to be informed on new advancements before the consistent yearly meeting.