INA-POSS (Indonesian Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus Society) is a group of Indonesian ophthalmologist who have a similar interests to help children with eye health problems, and children or adult with strabismus in Indonesia.

 In organizational structure, INAPOSS are under the IOA (Indonesian Ophthalmologists Association), and therefore have a responsibility to the IOA.

 The mission of INAPOSS is to advance the quality of children's eye care in Indonesia by improving the quality of medical and surgical knowledge and skills of the members, advocate policies, develop guidelines

The mission of ISGEDR is:

To bring together individuals interested in the field of genetic diseases of the eye and in Retinoblastoma;

To provide a forum for researchers in the field of genetic diseases of the eye to share information;

To promote international collaborations in the study of genetic diseases of the eye and in Retinoblastoma;

And to disseminate scientific knowledge through international conferences and through its official publication, Ophthalmic Genetics.

The Iranian Society of Ophthalmology (IrSO) was founded by the late Professor M.G. Chams in 1947. All registered ophthalmologists, fellows and residents in training are members of IrSO. Non-Iranian board-certified ophthalmologists can also be registered as associate members.

The IOS is the Israeli Orthoptic Society and serves as the Israeli advocate for orthoptic learning, research and professional excellence. The Israeli Orthoptic Society serves its members by: • developing the capacities of orthoptic professionals • providing standards of excellence in specialized eye care • setting standards for clinical practice and education based on research with the aim of promoting continued quality improvement for the benefit of their patients. 

Our society was founded in 1972. Those purposes are to improve, promote orthoptic development in academic technique. Therefore we plan the medical spread and improvement for the people, contribute health maintenance and growth. The main works are eye check-up, research, public relations, and support for visual disabled. We provide meeting, workshop, training course, educational works so that the member can furnish high-quality medical care to patients.

JASA was established in 1964 and the members are consisted of ophthalmologists and certified orthoptists. The goals are to activate both basic and clinical investigations concerning the development of vision, binocularity of children, and binocular dysfunction such as diplopia in adults cooperated with the Japanese Association of Pediatric Ophthalmology. JASA has contributed to the early detection and treatment for amblyopia in children through the screening program at 3 years old.