66.4% of the global population received at least one dose received additional dose fully vaccinated partially vaccinated  more than 5.09 billion people worldwide have received a dose of a covid-19 vaccine, equal to about 66.4 percent of the world population. this map shows the stark gap between vaccination programs in different countries.  at least one dose fully vaccinated additional dose share of population receiving at least one dose 20% 35% 50% 65% 80% no data double-click to zoom into the map. + –  vaccinations by country pct. of population doses administered vaccinated fully vaccinated additional dose per 100 people total additional doses world 66% 60% 22% 148 11,369,821,084 1,709,538,534 u.a.e. >99% 98% 52% 251 24,545,759 5,032,187 chile 94% 92% 87% 270 51,119,081 16,394,152 malta 94% 93% 70% 250 1,258,571 351,660 brunei 94% 94% 61% 249 1,078,490 265,042 portugal 94% * 92% * 61% 223 * 22,923,599 * 6,213,268 * cuba 94% 88% 56% 313 35,471,647 6,360,449 samoa 93% 67% – 172 339,214 – macau 93% 83% 30% 201 1,271,351 191,417 qatar 92% * 92% * 52% 235 6,666,092 1,473,574 mainland china 91% 89% 50% 235 3,289,463,000 705,693,000 argentina 91% 82% 43% 216 97,181,658 19,494,869 bhutan 90% 76% 70% 236 1,804,259 531,988 cambodia 90% 85% 56% 225 37,078,067 9,216,818 peru 88% 80% 41% 210 68,130,603 13,233,967 show all note: some countries may have started administering additional doses but have not reported data yet. table shows countries with at least 100,000 people. use the search feature to find data for countries with smaller populations. numbers marked with an asterisk * were last reported more than two weeks ago. · source: vaccinations data from local governments via our world in data.  the data is compiled from government sources by the our world in data project at the university of oxford. a vaccinated person refers to someone who has received at least one dose of a vaccine, and a fully vaccinated person has received either a single-dose vaccine or both doses of a two-dose vaccine, such as the pfizer-biontech and moderna shots.  u.s. vaccinations tracker › how many have been vaccinated, and who’s eligible  vaccine doses remain relatively scarce globally. but concerns around waning immunity have prompted many countries, including the united states and israel, to start administering additional doses.  additional doses include booster doses given to fully vaccinated individuals when the protection from the original shots has begun to decline, as well as extra shots given to people, such as the immunocompromised, who did not have a strong immune response from their initial doses. more than 1.71 billion additional doses have been administered worldwide, with many more countries expected to start administering them soon.  tracking vaccination rates by country charts show countries with at least 100,000 people  less wealthy countries are relying on a vaccine-sharing arrangement called covax, which originally aimed to provide two billion doses by the end of 2021 but repeatedly cut its forecasts because of production problems, export bans and vaccine hoarding by wealthy nations.  this has led to a striking divide between regions of the world. africa has the slowest vaccination rate of any continent, with just 19.6 percent of the population receiving at least one dose of a vaccine.  vaccination rates by region as a share of total population. the height of each bar is proportional to the region’s population. partially vaccinated fully vaccinated received additional dose u.s. and canada 78% at least one dose latin america 78% asia-pacific 78% europe 68% middle east 55% africa 20% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%  vaccination rates continue to lag in low-income countries, where only 15 percent of the population has received at least one dose of a vaccine. in high- and upper-middle-income countries, 80 percent of the population has received at least one dose.  vaccination rates by country income level share of total population receiving at least one dose of a vaccine. circles are sized by country population. some countries may have started to administer doses but have not yet reported data. no doses reported >0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% high-income countries upper-middle lower-middle low note: countries with no reported vaccinations either have not started a widespread vaccination campaign or are not regularly reporting data on the number of doses administered.  most of the vaccines currently in use require two doses for a patient to be fully vaccinated. in february 2021, the food and drug administration authorized a one-shot vaccine by pharmaceutical giant johnson & johnson for emergency use in the united states.  where each vaccine is being used oxford-astrazeneca 183 countries pfizer-biontech 159 countries sinopharm-beijing 90 countries moderna 90 countries johnson & johnson 89 countries sinovac 49 countries gamaleya (sputnik v) 46 countries novavax 11 countries bharat biotech (covaxin) 9 countries cansino 7 countries sputnik light 6 countries abdala 4 countries sinopharm-wuhan 3 countries soberana 02 3 countries zf2001 2 countries qazvac 2 countries vector institute (epivaccorona) 2 countries soberana plus 1 country coviran barekat 1 country fakhravac 1 country razi cov pars 1 country medigen 1 country turkovac 1 country note: the oxford-astrazeneca vaccine is known as covishield in india. only countries that report doses administered are shown. other countries may have approved vaccines but have not administered them yet. · source: our world in data
tracking coronavirus vaccinations around the world