Percentage of measles immunization among 1-year-olds by world region 2018

Published by John Elflein, Nov 20, 2019
This statistic depicts the percentage of 1-year-old children worldwide who had received a measles immunization in 2018, by region. In that year, some 74 percent of all 1-year-olds in Africa were vaccinated against measles.

Percentage of measles immunization among 1-year-olds worldwide in 2018, by region

Measles immunization coverage
Western Pacific95%
Europe95%
Americas90%
Southeast Asia89%
Global86%
Eastern Meditarranean82%
Africa74%
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August 2019

Region

Worldwide

Survey time period

2018

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1-year-olds

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