Voluntary unpaid donors account for 100% of blood supplies in 60 countries

In 2011, 71 countries reported collecting more than 90% of their blood supply from voluntary and unpaid blood donors, among them 60 countries collect 100% of blood supply from voluntary unpaid donors. But in 73 countries, less than 50% of blood supplies come from voluntary unpaid donors, with much of their blood supply still dependent on family/ replacement and paid blood donors.