Achieving
GlobalImpact

STRATEGIC PLAN: 2021-2025

The overwhelming
majority of people livingwith inherited bleeding
disorders around theworld still do not haveaccess to diagnosis,
treatment and care

World Federation ofHemophilia (WFH) is a
non-profit organization
dedicated to improving
and sustaining care forpeople with inherited
bleeding disorders
around the world

We work in partnershipwith healthcare providers(HCPs), governments,and our global networkof national member
organizations (NMOs)
in 147 countries

OUR ROADMAP TO 2025

Our vision of Treatment for All is for a world where all people with inherited bleeding disorders
have access to care, regardless of their type of bleeding disorder, gender, or where they live.
TO ACHIEVEOUR VISION...

Treatmentfor All

WE WILL WORKTOWARDSTHESE GOALS…

More people with inherited
bleeding disorders can reliably
access safe treatment and care

NMOs and HCPs are equipped andworking together effectively to support
people living with bleeding disorders
Collaboration is strengthened to better serve
the interests of people living with bleeding disorders

BY FOCUSING
ON BUILDINGCAPACITY INTHESE AREAS…

INVESTING
IN THESEKEY TOOLS…

Identify and diagnose people
living with bleeding disorders

Collect, interpret, anddisseminate data

Provide adequate careand treatment

Advocate for safe andsustainable treatment and care

WFH treatment guidelines – resources toguide best practices in treatment and care

WFH data collection programs – building
capacity and providing infrastructure

WFH Humanitarian Aid Program – to provide predictable and sustainable
treatment for those who need it mostAND
PRIORITIZINGTHESE
ACTIVITIES …

Train, educate, and fundCreate space for collaboration and exchange
Influence global health policies to promote access
Promote standards of excellenceHOW WE’LL KNOW WE ARE MAKING PROGRESS
We will monitor and evaluate our global impact in four key areas. Over the next 5 years, we are aiming to:

IDENTIFY AND DIAGNOSEPEOPLE LIVING WITHBLEEDING DISORDERS

PROVIDE ADEQUATECARE AND TREATMENT25%
25%

COLLECT, INTERPRET,& DISSEMINATE DATA20ADVOCATE FOR SAFEAND SUSTAINABLE
TREATMENT AND CARE

3014%

increase inhemophilia diagnoses
2400003000002020

GOAL

increase in number of people<18 yo with severe hemophilia
receiving prophylaxis
14000

17500

2020

GOAL

additional national
member organizations
reporting complete data inthe Annual Global Survey

countries demonstrating an

INCREASE IN
GOVERNMENTSUPPORT

increase in VWD
diagnoses
87500

1000002020

GOAL

We maintain support provided by the WFH
Humanitarian Aid Program, with at least

20,000 PEOPLE
TREATED ANNUALLY

40

additional hemophilia
treatment centres
participating in the World
Bleeding Disorders Registry

20countries producing or
updating national treatment
guidelines and policies
based on WFH guidelines

OUR 2021-2025 STRATEGIC PRIORITIESOur roadmap shows all that we do and why. To deliver on these aims,
we will focus our attention on these priorities over the next five years:

1 Redesign our training and education offerings to maximize impact
2 Set NMO standards of excellence and support their adoption
our global advocacy work to improve access
3 Strengthen
to treatment and carethe percentage of people identified and diagnosed
4 Increase
with bleeding disorders through innovation
we have the resources, both financial and human,
5 Ensureto help us achieve our goals.

MAKINGAN IMPACT,TOGETHER

We have charted the way forward, but we cannot do it alone. We hope you will
be inspired to join us. Together, we can improve the lives of people living with
inherited bleeding disorders around the world.