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70.6% of the world popula&on has

received at least one dose of a
COVID-19 vaccine.
13.57 billion doses have been
administered globally, and 8,645
are now administered each day.
32.7% of people in low-income
countries have received at least one
dose.

Our interna&onal COVID-19 vaccina&on

dataset is updated each morning (London &me),
with data up to the previous day. Last update: a
day ago.
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Our vaccina&on dataset uses the most recent

official numbers from governments and health
ministries worldwide. Popula&on es&mates for
per-capita metrics are based on the United
Na&ons World Popula&on Prospects. Income
groups are based on the World Bank
classifica&on. A full list of our country-specific
sources is available at the boPom of this page,
and we also answer frequently-asked
ques&ons there.

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Daily COVID-19 vaccine

doses administered
7-day rolling average. All doses, including boosters,
are counted individually.

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The Our World in Data COVID

vaccination data

To bring this pandemic to an end, a large share

of the world needs to be immune to the virus.
The safest way to achieve this is with a
vaccine. Vaccines are a technology that
humanity has oZen relied on in the past to
bring down the death toll of infec&ous
diseases.

Within less than 12 months aZer the

beginning of the pandemic, several research
teams rose to the challenge and developed
vaccines that protect from SARS-CoV-2.

Now the challenge is to make these vaccines

available to people around the world. It will be
key that people in all countries — not just in
rich countries — receive the required
protec&on. To track this effort we at Our
World in Data are building the interna&onal
vaccina&on dataset that we make available on
this page. It is updated each morning, with the
most recent official numbers up to the
previous day.

Data sources: at the end of this page

you find a detailed list of all our country-
specific sources.

Open access: as with all of our data, we

are making this dataset openly available,
so that everyone can check and use the
data that we bring together. You find the
vaccina&on data in our daily-updated
repository on GitHub.

Our work belongs to everyone

Download the complete Our World in

Data COVID-19 dataset
.xslx .csv .json (daily updated)

Cite our vaccina&on data

Mathieu, E., Ritchie, H.,

Ortiz-Ospina, E. et al. A
global database of COVID-19
vaccinations. Nat Hum Behav
(2021)

All our code is open-source

All our research and visualiza&ons are free
for everyone to use for all purposes

Select countries
to show in all
charts

This page has a number of charts on

vaccina&on. In the box below you can select
any country you are interested in — or several
if you want to compare countries. All charts on
this page will then show data for the countries
that you selected.

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What share of the

population has
received at least
one dose, and
completed the
initial
vaccination
protocol?

The following charts show the breakdown of

people vaccinated, between those who have
received only their first vaccine dose, and
those who have completed the ini&al
vaccina&on protocol (2 doses for most
vaccines, 1 or 3 for a few manufacturers).

Share of people vaccinated

against COVID-19, May 1,
2024

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Share of people with a complete ini&al protocol

Share of people only partly vaccinated

India 67% 73%

Dec 13, 2020 May 1, 2024

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Note: Alterna&ve defini&ons of a full vaccina&on, e.g.
having been infected with SARS-CoV-2 and having 1 dose
of a 2-dose protocol, are ignored to maximize comparability
between countries.

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Number of people
vaccinated against
COVID-19, May 1, 2024

Edit

People with a complete ini&al protocol

People only partly vaccinated

India 951.99 million 1.03 billion

Dec 13, 2020 May 1, 2024

Data source: Official data collated by Our World in

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Note: Alterna&ve defini&ons of a full vaccina&on, e.g.
having been infected with SARS-CoV-2 and having 1 dose
of a 2-dose protocol, are ignored to maximize comparability
between countries.

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How many
vaccine doses
have been
administered in
total?

The following map and chart show the number

of vaccine doses administered per 100 people
within a given popula&on. All doses, including
boosters, are counted individually.

US state-by-state data:
Vaccine doses
administered per 100
people

How many
vaccine doses
have been
administered in
the last 12
months?

The following chart shows, for each date, the

total number of vaccine doses administered in
the 12 months preceding that date. This is
given per 100 people in the popula&on. All
doses, including boosters, are counted
individually.

How many vaccine

doses have been
administered in the last
9 months?

How many vaccine

doses have been
administered in the last
6 months?

What share of the

population has
received at least
one dose of
vaccine?

The following chart shows the share of the

total popula&on that has received at least one
dose of vaccine. This may not equal the share
with a complete ini&al protocol if the vaccine
requires two doses. If a person receives the
first dose of a 2-dose vaccine, this metric goes
up by 1. If they receive the second dose, the
metric stays the same.

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US state-by-state data:
Share that have
received at least one
dose of the vaccine

Total number of people who have

received at least one dose of vaccine

The following chart shows the total number of

people that have received at least one dose of
the COVID-19 vaccine. This may not equal the
number with a complete ini&al protocol if the
vaccine requires two doses. If a person
receives the first dose of a 2-dose vaccine, this
metric goes up by 1. If they receive the second
dose, the metric stays the same.

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US state-by-state data:
Number who have
received at least one
dose of the vaccine

What share of the

population has
completed the
initial
vaccination
protocol?

The following chart shows the share of the

total popula&on that has completed the ini&al
vaccina&on protocol. If a person receives the
first dose of a 2-dose vaccine, this metric stays
the same. If they receive the second dose, the
metric goes up by 1.

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US state-by-state data:
Share who completed
the initial vaccination
protocol

Total number of people who have

completed the initial vaccination
protocol

The following chart shows the total number of

people that have completed the ini&al
vaccina&on protocol. If a person receives the
first dose of a 2-dose vaccine, this metric stays
the same. If they receive the second dose, the
metric goes up by 1.

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US state-by-state data:
Number who completed
the initial vaccination
protocol

How many
vaccine booster
doses have been
administered?

The following charts show the number of

booster doses administered. Booster doses
are doses administered beyond those
prescribed by the original vaccina&on protocol
— for example, a third dose of Pfizer/BioNTech
vaccine, or a second dose of Johnson &
Johnson vaccine.
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Vaccinations by
age

The following charts provide data on the share

of people that have been vaccinated against
by age group. This is provided as three
metrics: the share that has received at least
one dose; the share that has completed the
ini&al protocol; and the share that is only
par&ally vaccinated.

This data is only available for countries that

report the breakdown of doses administered
by first and second doses by age.

Share that have received at least one

dose by age

The following chart shows the share of the

popula&on in each age group that has received
at least one dose. This metric includes those
that are partly vaccinated or have completed
the ini&al protocol.

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Share that have completed the initial

protocol by age

The following chart shows the share of the

popula&on in each age group that has
completed the ini&al protocol.

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Share that have received a booster

dose by age

The following chart shows the share of the

popula&on in each age group that has received
a booster dose.

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Which vaccines
have been
administered in
each country?

The following chart shows the cumula&ve

number of doses administered, broken down
by vaccine manufacturer. This is only available
for a select number of countries that report
the necessary data.

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How many doses

are administered
daily?

Daily number of doses administered

per 100 people

The following chart shows the daily number of

doses administered per 100 people. This is
shown as the rolling seven-day average. Note
that this is counted as a single dose, and may
not equal the total number of people
vaccinated, depending on the specific dose
regime (e.g. people receive mul&ple doses).

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US state-by-state data:
Daily doses
administered per 100
people

Daily number of doses administered

Daily number of doses

administered
How many vaccina,ons are
administered each day (not
popula,on-adjusted)?

US state-by-state data:
Daily doses
administered

How many doses

have been
donated by each
country?

These charts show the cumula&ve number of

doses donated to the COVAX ini&a&ve by
different countries, broken down by whether
the dona&ons have only been announced,
actually donated, or delivered to the
recipients. This is only available for a select
number of countries for which the COVID-19
Task Force reports the necessary data.

The first chart shows the number of doses

donated, while the next three charts show
that number adjusted for:

1. The popula&on of the dona&ng country;

2. The GDP of the dona&ng country;

3. The number of doses administered by

the dona&ng country to its own
popula&on.

COVID-19 Vaccines Global

Access (COVAX)
COVAX is a worldwide ini&a&ve aimed at
equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines
directed by Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, the
Coali&on for Epidemic Preparedness
Innova&ons (CEPI), and the World Health
Organiza&on (WHO). COVAX coordinates
interna&onal resources to enable low-to-
middle-income countries equitable access
to COVID-19 tests, therapies, and
vaccines.

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COVID-19 vaccine
doses donated to
COVAX, per million
dollars of GDP

COVID-19 vaccine
doses donated to
COVAX, per dose
administered

Vaccination
policies

This interac&ve chart maps government

policies on COVID-19 vaccina&on. Note that
only policies on the availability of vaccina&ons
are tracked. It does not track the number of
people who have been vaccinated.

Countries are grouped into six categories:

No availability
Availability for ONE of following: key
workers/ clinically vulnerable groups /
elderly groups
Availability for TWO of following: key
workers/ clinically vulnerable groups /
elderly groups
Availability for ALL of following: key
workers/ clinically vulnerable groups /
elderly groups
Availability for all three plus par&al
addi&onal availability (select broad
groups/ages)
Universal availability

Vaccina&on policy data is

sourced from the Oxford
Coronavirus Government
Response Tracker
This data on vaccina&on policies is sourced
from the Oxford Coronavirus Government
Response Tracker (OxCGRT).

This resource is published by researchers at

the Blavatnik School of Government at the
University of Oxford: Thomas Hale, Anna
Petherik, Beatriz Kira, Noam Angrist, Toby
Phillips and Samuel Webster.

The tracker presents data collected from

public sources by a team of over one
hundred Oxford University students and
staff from every part of the world.

The data presented here is taken directly

from the OxCGRT project; we at Our World
in Data don’t track policy responses
ourselves and we don’t make addi&ons to
the tracker’s dataset.

These charts are regularly updated based

on the latest version of the response
tracker.

OxCGRT is an ongoing colla&on project of

live data. If you see any inaccuracies in the
underlying data, or for specific feedback on
the analysis or another aspect of the
project please contact OxCGRT team. See
the tracker’s notes and guidance on data
quality.

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Attitudes to
COVID-19
vaccination

The Imperial College London YouGov Covid-

19 Behaviour Tracker Data Hub has gathered
global insights on people’s behaviors in
response to COVID-19 throughout the
pandemic. This survey covers public behaviors
and aqtudes ranging from mask-wearing to
self-isola&on, social distancing, symptoms and
tes&ng.

Their dataset on aqtudes to vaccina&on

extended from January 2021 un&l March
2022. You can explore the change in aqtudes
across countries over &me here:

Willingness to get
vaccinated against
COVID-19

Frequently-asked
questions

Why do the figures displayed on this page

look diPerent from the ones published by
my government?

In some cases, the vaccina&on figures on this

page can look different from the ones
reported by governments. Most oZen it is not
because of the numerator (number of people
vaccinated) but instead because of the
denominator (number of people in the
popula&on). This usually happens for two main
reasons:

1. The official data reports the vaccinaSon

coverage in terms of the share of people
vaccinated in the populaSon eligible for
vaccinaSon (very oZen, among adults
only). Our priority is to make our data
comparable between countries —
regardless of criteria for eligibility, which
tend to vary across countries and across
&me. For this reason, we always use the
total popula&on of the country (i.e.
people of all ages) as the denominator.

2. The official data uses a different

populaSon esSmate. The popula&on
es&mates we use come from the United
Na&ons World Popula&on Prospects. We
use this data for its reliability, its
consistent methods, and because it
makes our work much easier (see below
for more informa&on). In a few cases, we
use other sources when the figures
provided by the UN differ substan&ally
from reliable and more recent na&onal
es&mates.

What population data are the per-capita

metrics based on?

The popula&on es&mates we use come from

the United Na&ons World Popula&on
Prospects. We use this data for its reliability,
its consistent methods, and because it makes
our work much easier. The exact values can be
viewed in our GitHub repository.

The United Na&ons es&mates may not always

reflect the latest censuses or na&onal figures—
but there are several reasons why we use this
data over country-by-country na&onal
popula&on es&mates.

The UNWPP dataset is the standard in

research. The main reason is that it uses
a reliable and standardized methodology
for all countries. For example, if we used
individual country data, some may
include overseas workers, expats,
undocumented immigrants, etc. but
others wouldn’t.
Using data from the UN allows us to get
accurate popula&on es&mates for all
territories in the world very easily.
Finding and maintaining es&mates based
on na&onal censuses would be very
&me-consuming for our small team,
without bringing much addi&onal value
to our work.
Other reasons include the availability of
yearly data (na&onal censuses are only
conducted every few years), and
avoiding double-coun&ng in cases of
border disputes.

For all these reasons, the UN data is the best

solu&on to bring accurate per-capita metrics
to our COVID data. In a few cases, we use
other sources when the figures provided by
the UN differ substan&ally from reliable and
more recent na&onal es&mates.

Can the value of per-capita metrics exceed

100%?

The popula&on es&mates we use to calculate

per-capita metrics are all based on the last
revision of the United Na&ons World
Popula&on Prospects. In a few cases, we use
other sources when the figures provided by
the UN differ substan&ally from reliable and
more recent na&onal es&mates. Addi&onally,
it’s important to bear in mind that in some
territories, vaccina&on coverage may include
non-residents (such as tourists and foreign
workers). For these reasons, per-capita metrics
may some&mes exceed 100%.

What is the definition of a complete initial

protocol?

In our data, people with a complete ini&al

protocol are those who have received all
doses prescribed by their vaccina&on regimen
(e.g. 2 doses for Pfizer/BioNTech, Moderna,
Oxford/AstraZeneca, etc. and 1 dose for
Johnson & Johnson, CanSino, etc.).

Some countries also allow for alterna&ve

defini&ons, such as having been infected with
SARS-CoV-2 in the past and having received 1
dose of a two-dose regimen. We currently
ignore these alterna&ve defini&ons to
preserve the common defini&on of a complete
protocol, i.e. all doses required in the vaccine
regimen. This allows for op&mal comparability
between countries.

What classification are the income groups

based on?

The income groups we use come from the

World Bank income classifica&on. The exact
list of countries can be viewed in our GitHub
repository.

Why isn’t my country shown by default on a

chart? How do you choose which countries
are shown?

Due to the limited space on our charts and the

number of countries in the world,
unfortunately, we cannot show every country
in the world by default. On each chart of this
page, therefore we choose a default selec&on
of countries based on a mix of criteria: mainly
total popula&on, but also the number of doses
administered and share of the popula&on
vaccinated. These lists are updated about once
a month.

Are participants in vaccine clinical trials

included in your data?

We do not include par&cipants in the vaccine

arm of clinical trials, as this data is not
available for many of the hundreds of trials
currently taking place.

How do you report vaccinations performed in

Israel and Palestine?

In our dataset and charts on COVID-19

vaccina&ons, we report vaccina&ons
performed in Israel and Pales&ne separately.

The vaccina&on data is needed to understand

how the pandemic is evolving. For this, it is
key to bring together the vaccina&on data
with data on COVID-19 cases and COVID-19
deaths. Global health insStuSons that report
on the pandemic are reporSng these metrics
separately:

The World Health Organiza&on reports

the measures for Israel separately from
Pales&ne in its data.
Johns Hopkins University also reports
Israel separately from Pales&ne in its
data on cases & deaths of COVID-19,
which has been used worldwide in the
last year.

ReporSng the data for PalesSne and Israel

separately also allows us to show their
respecSve reported vaccinaSon levels. It
makes clear what the respec&ve vaccina&on
levels are, as reported by the Government of
Israel and the Pales&nian Ministry of Health.

Finally, our dataset on COVID-19 vaccina&ons

is sourced from official data published by
governments and ministries of health from
countries around the world. This is also the
case for Israel and Pales&ne. We show figures
for PalesSne and Israel separately, as they are
reported separately by the Government of
Israel and the Pales&nian Ministry of Health.

The Popula&ons Division of the United

Na&ons reports popula&on figures for
countries around the world, and we are relying
on their latest data (from their 2019 revision)
for countries around the world of. They report
a popula&on of 8,655,541 people for Israel
and a popula&on of 5,101,416 people for
Pales&ne.

The resul&ng shares of people vaccinated in

Israel and Pales&ne can be seen in our COVID-
19 Data Explorer.

Source
information
country by
country

You can download the full dataset alongside

the detailed sources on GitHub.

VaccinaSon against COVID-19 has now

started in 218 locaSons.

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LocaSon Source obse
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No
Afghanistan World Health Organiza&on
2
 Sep
Albania World Health Organiza&on
2

Se
Algeria World Health Organiza&on
2

Sep
Andorra World Health Organiza&on
2

No
Angola World Health Organiza&on
2

Ma
Anguilla World Health Organiza&on
2

AnSgua and Sep

Ministry of Health
Barbuda 2

Jan
ArgenSna Ministry of Health
2

O
Armenia World Health Organiza&on
2

Ma
Aruba Government of Aruba
2

Government of Australia via De

Australia
CovidBaseAU 2

Jun
Austria European CDC
2

Au
Azerbaijan Government of Azerbaijan
2

Pan American Health Ma

Bahamas
Organiza&on 2

De
Bahrain Ministry of Health
2

Directorate General of Health Ap

Bangladesh
Services 2

Sep
Barbados Ministry of Health
2

Se
Belarus World Health Organiza&on
2

Feb
Belgium Sciensano
2

Ma
Belize World Health Organiza&on
2

De
Benin Ministry of Health
2

Pan American Health

Bermuda Jul. 8
Organiza&on

Oc
Bhutan World Health Organiza&on
2

Ministry of Health via O

Bolivia
hPps://www.boligrafica.com/ 2

Bonaire Sint
Se
EustaSus and World Health Organiza&on
2
Saba

Bosnia and Jan

World Health Organiza&on
Herzegovina 2

Africa Centres for Disease Ma

Botswana
Control and Preven&on 2

State governments via Ma

Brazil
coronavirusbra1.github.io 2

BriSsh Virgin Sep

World Health Organiza&on
Islands 2

Jun
Brunei World Health Organiza&on
2

Ap
Bulgaria Ministry of Health
2

Ju
Burkina Faso World Health Organiza&on
2

No
Burundi World Health Organiza&on
2

De
Cambodia World Health Organiza&on
2

Oc
Cameroon World Health Organiza&on
2

Official data from provinces via Ap

Canada
covid19tracker.ca 2

Sep
Cape Verde World Health Organiza&on
2

Cayman Ju
World Health Organiza&on
Islands 2

Central
Africa Centres for Disease Se
African
Control and Preven&on 2
Republic

Africa Centres for Disease No

Chad
Control and Preven&on 2

Ministry of Health, via Ministry No

Chile
of Science GitHub repository 2

Fe
China Na&onal Health Commission
2

Ap
Colombia World Health Organiza&on
2

O
Comoros World Health Organiza&on
2

Africa Centres for Disease Ju

Congo
Control and Preven&on 2

Feb
Cook Islands SPC Public Health Division
2

O
Costa Rica Costa Rican Social Security Fund
2

Feb
Cote d'Ivoire World Health Organiza&on
2

No
CroaSa Ministry of Health
2

Ap
Cuba Ministry of Health
2

Ma
Curacao Government of Curacao
2

Feb
Cyprus Ministry of Health
2

Ap
Czechia Ministry of Health
2

DemocraSc
Ju
Republic of World Health Organiza&on
2
Congo

Sep
Denmark Statens Serum Ins&tute
2

O
DjibouS World Health Organiza&on
2

Pan American Health O

Dominica
Organiza&on 2

Dominican De
Ministry of Public Health
Republic 2

Government of Ecuador via Ma

Ecuador
Ecuacovid 2

Ma
Egypt World Health Organiza&on
2

O
El Salvador Ministry of Health
2

Government of the United Ju

England
Kingdom 2

Equatorial Ju
World Health Organiza&on
Guinea 2

Ap
Estonia Na&onal Health Board
2

Ju
EswaSni World Health Organiza&on
2

Ma
Ethiopia World Health Organiza&on
2

Faeroe Government of the Faeroe Feb

Islands Islands 2

Falkland Government of the Falkland Ap

Islands Islands 2

Ma
Fiji SPC Public Health Division
2

Finnish Ins&tute for Health and Ja

Finland
Welfare 2

Ju
France Public Health France
2

French Ma
SPC Public Health Division
Polynesia 2

Africa Centres for Disease Fe

Gabon
Control and Preven&on 2

Africa Centres for Disease Ma

Gambia
Control and Preven&on 2

Na&onal Center for Disease Oc

Georgia
Control and Public Health 2

Ap
Germany Robert Koch Ins&tut
2

Ghana World Health Organiza&on Jul. 2

De
Gibraltar Government of Gibraltar
2

Ap
Greece Ministry of Health
2

Ma
Greenland Government of Greenland
2

Ma
Grenada World Health Organiza&on
2

Ma
Guatemala Ministry of Health
2

De
Guernsey Government of Guernsey
2

Sep
Guinea Na&onal Health Security Agency
2

Guinea- Oc
World Health Organiza&on
Bissau 2

Feb
Guyana Ministry of Health
2

Jun
HaiS World Health Organiza&on
2

Au
Honduras World Health Organiza&on
2

Ap
Hong Kong Food and Health Bureau
2

De
Hungary Government of Hungary
2

Ma
Iceland Directorate of Health
2

Ma
India Government of India
2

No
Indonesia Government of Indonesia
2

No
Iran World Health Organiza&on
2

Ja
Iraq World Health Organiza&on
2

Jan
Ireland Heath Service Execu&ve
2

Jun
Isle of Man Isle of Man Government
2

Israel (see Ma
Government of Israel
FAQ) 2

Extraordinary commissioner for No

Italy
the Covid-19 emergency 2

O
Jamaica Ministry of Health
2

Ma
Japan Prime Minister's Office
2

Jan
Jersey Government of Jersey
2

Au
Jordan World Health Organiza&on
2

Ap
Kazakhstan Government of Kazakhstan
2

Ap
Kenya World Health Organiza&on
2

Feb
KiribaS SPC Public Health Division
2

Feb
Kosovo Ministry of Health
2

No
Kuwait World Health Organiza&on
2

Se
Kyrgyzstan Ministry of Health
2

Au
Laos World Health Organiza&on
2

Ju
Latvia Na&onal Health Service
2

De
Lebanon World Health Organiza&on
2

Ma
Lesotho World Health Organiza&on
2

De
Liberia World Health Organiza&on
2

Jan
Libya World Health Organiza&on
2

Ju
Liechtenstein Federal Office of Public Health
2

Ap
Lithuania Ministry of Health
2

Jun
Luxembourg Government of Luxembourg
2

Ap
Macao Government of Macao
2

Ju
Madagascar World Health Organiza&on
2

Sep
Malawi World Health Organiza&on
2

Ma
Malaysia Government of Malaysia
2

Ma
Maldives World Health Organiza&on
2

Ma
Mali World Health Organiza&on
2

COVID-19 Malta Public Health Ma

Malta
Response Team 2

Africa Centres for Disease No

Mauritania
Control and Preven&on 2

Ju
MauriSus World Health Organiza&on
2

No
Mexico World Health Organiza&on
2

O
Moldova Ministry of Health
2

De
Monaco Na&onal Council
2

Ma
Mongolia Ministry of Health via ikon.mn
2

Au
Montenegro Government of Montenegro
2

De
Montserrat World Health Organiza&on
2

Ma
Morocco World Health Organiza&on
2

Mozambique World Health Organiza&on Jul. 2

Au
Myanmar World Health Organiza&on
2

Africa Centres for Disease No

Namibia
Control and Preven&on 2

Feb
Nauru World Health Organiza&on
2

No
Nepal World Health Organiza&on
2

European CDC, via Marino van Sep

Netherlands
Zelst 2

New Ma
SPC Public Health Division
Caledonia 2

Ap
New Zealand Ministry of Health
2

Au
Nicaragua World Health Organiza&on
2

Ju
Niger World Health Organiza&on
2

No
Nigeria World Health Organiza&on
 2

M
Niue SPC Public Health Division
2

North Ma
World Health Organiza&on
Macedonia 2

Northern De
Ministry of Health
Cyprus 2

Northern Government of the United Ju

Ireland Kingdom 2

Norwegian Ins&tute of Public No

Norway
Health 2

Oc
Oman World Health Organiza&on
2

Na&onal Command and No

Pakistan
Opera&on Centre 2

PalesSne Oc
World Health Organiza&on
(see FAQ) 2

Pan American Health Ma

Panama
Organiza&on 2

Papua New Ma
SPC Public Health Division
Guinea 2

Pan American Health Ma

Paraguay
Organiza&on 2

Ministerio de Salud via

De
Peru github.com/jmcastagnePo/covid-
2
19-peru-vacunas

Department of Health via ABS-

Ma
Philippines CBN Inves&ga&ve and Research
2
Group

Au
Pitcairn SPC Public Health Division
2

No
Poland Ministry of Health
2

Sep
Portugal World Health Organiza&on
2

Ma
Qatar Ministry of Public Health
2

Government of Romania via Sep

Romania
datelazi.ro 2

Official data from local Sep

Russia
governments via gogov.ru 2

Ju
Rwanda World Health Organiza&on
2

Ma
Saint Helena Government of Saint Helena
2

Saint Kifs Pan American Health De

and Nevis Organiza&on 2

De
Saint Lucia Ministry of Health
2

Saint Vincent
Ap
and the World Health Organiza&on
2
Grenadines

Ap
Samoa SPC Public Health Division
2

Ma
San Marino World Health Organiza&on
2

Sao Tome Ju
World Health Organiza&on
and Principe 2

Ap
Saudi Arabia Saudi Health Council
2

Government of the United Sep

Scotland
Kingdom 2

No
Senegal World Health Organiza&on
2

Jun
Serbia Government of Serbia
2

Ap
Seychelles World Health Organiza&on
2

Ju
Sierra Leone World Health Organiza&on
2

Jan
Singapore Government of Singapore
2

Sint Maarten Ma
World Health Organiza&on
(Dutch part) 2

Ju
Slovakia Ministry of Health
2

Na&onal Ins&tute of Public

Slovenia Jul. 6
Health via covid-19.sledilnik.org

Solomon Oc
SPC Public Health Division
Islands 2

Ju
Somalia World Health Organiza&on
2

Sep
South Africa Ministry of Health
2

Korea Centers for Disease Ma

South Korea
Control and Preven&on 2

O
South Sudan World Health Organiza&on
2

Ma
Spain Ministry of Health
2

Ministry of Health's Oc
Sri Lanka
Epidemiology Unit 2

Ap
Sudan World Health Organiza&on
2

Ma
Suriname Government of Suriname
2

Feb
Sweden Public Health Agency of Sweden
2

Switzerland Federal Office of Public Health Jul. 3

Ap
Syria World Health Organiza&on
2

Taiwan Centers for Disease Sep

Taiwan
Control 2

Ju
Tajikistan World Health Organiza&on
2

Ma
Tanzania World Health Organiza&on
2

Sep
Thailand Government of Thailand
2

No
Timor World Health Organiza&on
2

No
Togo World Health Organiza&on
2

De
Tokelau SPC Public Health Division
2

Ap
Tonga SPC Public Health Division
2

Trinidad and Sep

Ministry of Health
Tobago 2

Jun
Tunisia World Health Organiza&on
2

COVID-19 Vaccine Informa&on No

Turkey
Plaxorm 2

Au
Turkmenistan World Health Organiza&on
2

Turks and
Ja
Caicos World Health Organiza&on
2
Islands

Fe
Tuvalu World Health Organiza&on
2

Ma
Uganda World Health Organiza&on
2

Feb
Ukraine Ministry of Health
2

United Arab Na&onal Emergency Crisis and Jun

Emirates Disaster Management Authority 2

United Government of the United Sep

Kingdom Kingdom 2

Centers for Disease Control and Ma

United States
Preven&on 2

No
Uruguay Ministry of Health via vacuna.uy
2

Sep
Uzbekistan World Health Organiza&on
2

Feb
Vanuatu SPC Public Health Division
2

Pan American Health De

Venezuela
Organiza&on 2

Jun
Vietnam World Health Organiza&on
2

Government of the United Jun

Wales
Kingdom 2

Wallis and Jan

SPC Public Health Division
Futuna 2

No
Yemen World Health Organiza&on
2

Jun
Zambia Government of Zambia
2

O
Zimbabwe Ministry of Health
2

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