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Blood Donation Serves as Cornerstone of Russia's Health Security Strategy

24.06.25
During a recent State Duma roundtable discussion, the Federal Medical-Biological Agency (FMBA) outlined significant progress in strengthening Russia's blood donation infrastructure. The high-level meeting brought together government officials and healthcare leaders to address critical developments in the nation's blood service.

Deputy FMBA Head Nikolai Solntsev emphasized the strategic importance of blood donation, describing it as vital national infrastructure.

"Our system currently meets 100% of clinical blood demands across all federal medical institutions, including military facilities, even during the special military operation," Solntsev stated.

The agency has overseen Russia's blood service operations and digital transformation for over fifteen years.

The discussion highlighted FMBA's implementation of its Plasma Collection Strategy through 2030. Five new high-tech plasma centers have been established in Kirov, Nizhny Novgorod, Cheboksary, Perm, and Ivanovo, with combined annual capacity reaching 150,000 liters. Multiple regional blood service facilities have undergone modernization as part of this initiative.

Olga Eikhler, Head of FMBA's Blood Service Department, reported on the complete digital integration of Russia's donation network. The unified system now maintains records for over 11 million donors, has processed 59 million donations, and analyzes more than 537 million laboratory samples to support thousands of daily medical decisions.

Current statistics demonstrate growing public participation, with 1.5 million active donors - an increase of 45,000 from 2023 - completing 3.28 million donations this year. Notably, 99% of donations were made voluntarily without compensation.

The roundtable concluded with FMBA honoring several legislators for their contributions to donor movement development:

  • Leonid Ogul - First Deputy Chair, State Duma Health Committee
  • Yulia Drozhzhina - Member, State Duma Health Committee
  • Sergey Mironov - Leader, Fair Russia - Patriots - For Truth party
  • Alexander Dyomin - Deputy Head, New People Party faction
20.08.25
On August 20, Head of the Federal Medical-Biological Agency (FMBA) Veronika Skvortsova and Chair of the Elbrus Russian Leaders Club Tatyana Dyakonova launched an educational expedition aimed at creating modern, effective approaches to encouraging blood and bone marrow donation among young people. The two leaders wished the teams success in shaping youth-centered strategies for building a strong donor culture.
08.08.25
The Federal Medical-Biological Agency (FMBA) organized a series of initiatives to promote blood and bone marrow donation among young people during the 11th All-Russian Youth Educational Forum Territory of Meanings. The program featured lectures, open discussions, and donation drives that received strong positive feedback from participants.
09.07.25
The first stage of the large-scale All-Russian torch relay "Flame of Life," launched by the Federal Medical-Biological Agency (FMBA) of Russia in collaboration with the Impact Charitable Foundation and the Flame of Life Social Initiatives Support Foundation, has come to a close.
07.07.25
For the First Time in History, Russia’s Blood Service Flags Raised at the North Pole
25.06.25
The Head of the Federal Medical-Biological Agency, Veronika Skvortsova; the General Director of the Institute for the Development of Managerial and Social Initiatives "Vertical", Ivan Efremov; and the Chair of the "Elbrus" Club of Leaders of Russia, Tatyana Dyakonova, signed a trilateral cooperation agreement.
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