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. 2021 Feb 2;116(7):774–784. doi: 10.1111/vox.13071

Table 2.

Gap between blood drives in 2019 and 2020 in the African Region

Countries Number of blood drives
2019 2020 Difference Proportion of decrease or increase (%)
Algeria a 17 19 2 11·8
Angola
Benin 553 386 −167 −30·2
Burkina Faso 994 450 −544 −54·7
Burundi 638 643 5 0·8
Cameroon
Chad 9 44 35 388·9
Comoros
Congo 70 71 1 1·4
Côte d'Ivoire 155 87 −68 −43·9
Democratic Republic of Congo 6387 3667 −2720 −42·6
Eritrea 53 46 −7 −13·2
Eswatini
Ethiopia 889 1094 205 23·1
Gabon 18 19 1 5·6
Ghana 506 240 −266 −52·6
Guinea 25 11 −14 −56·0
Kenya 1613 378 −1235 −76·6
Lesotho 56 9 −47 −83·9
Madagascar 46 8 −38 −82·6
Malawi 893 629 −264 −29·6
Mali 57 43 −14 −24·6
Mauritania 67 56 −11 −16·4
Mauritius 925 759 −166 −17·9
Mozambique
Namibia 1410 1159 −251 −17·8
Niger
Nigeria a 96 99 3 3·1
Sao Tome and Principe 3 3 0 0·0
Senegal 129 72 −57 −44·2
Seychelles 4 1 −3 −75·0
South Africa 4867 4279 −588 −12·1
Togo 44 24 −20 −45·5
Uganda 2667 2201 −466 −17·5
United Republic of Tanzania 1 0 −1 −100·0
Zambia 918 1548 630 68·6
Zimbabwe 657 464 −193 −29·4
Total 24 467 18 509 −6258 −25·3
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Data from BTS of Blida for Algeria and NBTS of Lagos State for Nigeria.