Order for the International Merit of Blood

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Order for the International Merit of Blood[edit | edit source]

The insignia of the Order for the International Merit of Blood

The Order for the International Merit of Blood is a prestigious international award established to recognize individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to the field of blood donation and transfusion. This honor is awarded by the International Federation of Blood Donor Organizations (IFBDO), which is dedicated to promoting voluntary and non-remunerated blood donation worldwide.

History[edit | edit source]

The Order for the International Merit of Blood was instituted to acknowledge the efforts of those who have demonstrated exceptional commitment to the cause of blood donation. The award serves to highlight the importance of voluntary blood donation and to encourage more individuals and organizations to participate in this life-saving activity.

Criteria[edit | edit source]

Recipients of the Order for the International Merit of Blood are selected based on their outstanding contributions to the promotion of blood donation. This includes efforts in raising awareness, organizing blood donation drives, and supporting the infrastructure necessary for safe and efficient blood transfusion services. The award is open to both individuals and organizations that have shown a long-term commitment to these goals.

Significance[edit | edit source]

The Order for the International Merit of Blood plays a crucial role in the global effort to ensure a stable and safe blood supply. By recognizing the achievements of those who contribute to this cause, the award helps to inspire others to engage in similar activities. It also serves to bring attention to the ongoing need for blood donations and the impact they have on saving lives.

Ceremony[edit | edit source]

The award ceremony for the Order for the International Merit of Blood is typically held during international conferences or events related to blood donation. During the ceremony, recipients are presented with the insignia of the order, which symbolizes their dedication and service to the cause of blood donation.

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