Posted 1 сентября 2021,, 17:21

Published 1 сентября 2021,, 17:21

Modified 24 декабря 2022,, 22:38

Updated 24 декабря 2022,, 22:38

The New York Times publishes an interactive global vaccination map

1 сентября 2021, 17:21

Фото: The New York Times

The data cited by the publication are borrowed from the Oxford University project Our World in Data.

According to The New York Times, сurrently, 5.29 billion vaccinations have been made worldwide.
On average, 69 doses of anticancer vaccines were delivered per 100 people.
The campaign is most successful in the United Arab Emirates - 87% of the population are fully vaccinated against covid, 76% received one dose. For comparison, in Russia, which is in the second half of the list, these figures are respectively 30% and 25%.
The five leaders also include Uruguay, Malta, Qatar and Singapore. Outsiders are Burkina Faso, Tanzania, Chad, Haiti and Congo. In Congo, 0.1 vaccinations are given per 100 people.
There is a huge gap between the rates of vaccination on different continents. If in Europe 99 vaccinations were made per 100 people, then in Africa - only 7.4.
82% of all vaccines produced in the world were received by residents of countries with high and above-average incomes. In poor countries, residents received only 0.3% of all doses in the world.
Another graph shows the number of countries using a given vaccine. The most widely distributed vaccines in the world are AstraZeneca - they were used or are being used in 184 countries. The Russian Sputnik V vaccine is or has been used in 45 countries.