Bengaluru: That India has managed to manage more than 1 billion vaccine doses is not a small achievement, and is an indication of the fact that despite a very large population, has managed to get and provide vaccines for a large number of people.
However, to put things in perspective, achievement must be seen compared to the coverage of global vaccination and population: according to the division of the United Nations population, parts of India from the global population are 17.7%, while data from our world shows parts of India inoculation global coronavirus at 25 October to 14.8%.
Relatively, China, with 2.25 billion doses contributed almost one third (32.7%) of all doses of global coronavirus vaccines, which are more than double the India.
And, in the world population, China’s section was only 18.3%, which was only a little more than that from India.
While China exceeded its part of the world’s population with almost 80%, the US and the European Union also provided more doses than their “fair share”, but they only exceeded the tariff of around 40% to 50%, statistics, global companies specializing in Market and consumer data, observe.
It adds to the most remote population examples that are not served by the Coronavirus vaccine can be found on the African continent.
While 17.4% of the world’s population lived there, continents accounted for less than 3% of the dose of the coronavirus vaccine given globally.
“With one billion dosages given, technically 35% of Indians can be fully vaccinated, but because longer waiting time with astrazeneca / covishield vaccines, many people are still waiting for their second dose.
The fully vaccinated level in this country is close to 22 %, “Statista Note.
If a country has given the same number of doses of its part of the world population, technically around 50% of the population can be fully vaccinated.
With a double dose, a country technically can technically vaccinate the entire population.
This is reflected in a full vaccination rate between 55% 65% in the United States and the European Union and above 80% in China.
On 12 noon on October 27, India has provided 1.03 billion doses of vaccine – 723 million first dose and 313 million second dose.
Nearly nine of these 10 doses are from covishield, while less than half of the total doses have been given to women.