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Measles Coverage Reported to WHO/UNICEF

Proportion of children aged one who received one dose of measles vaccine. This is used as a measure of HIS performance. The WHO site listed as the data sources present information from both the UN/WHO estimates and the official government figures.

Below are the measles coverage reported to WHO/UNICEF that MEASURE Evaluation located as of September 2016. Data collection is ongoing. Please contact us if you are aware of updated or additional documents that can be added to this page.

Country	Measles coverage reported to WHO/UNICEF	Status
Afghanistan	http://bit.ly/2aVTWpl	WHO/UNICEF estimate = 86; Official government = 97
Bangladesh	http://bit.ly/2bkjaA6	WHO/UNICEF estimate = 88; Official government = 90
Burundi	http://bit.ly/2bkhm8T	WHO/UNICEF estimate = 93; Official government = 93
Botswana	http://bit.ly/2aVYPPe	WHO/UNICEF estimate = 97; Official government = 76
Cameroon	http://bit.ly/2aW0BA4	WHO/UNICEF estimate = 79; Official government = 79
Côte d’Ivoire	http://bit.ly/2bb0MZQ	WHO/UNICEF estimate = 72; Official government = 82
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)	http://bit.ly/2aOpAES	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 79; Official government= 91
Dominican Republic	http://bit.ly/2blIJfV	WHO/UNICEF estimate = 90; Official government = 90
Ethiopia	http://bit.ly/2b8HGj4	WHO/UNICEF estimate = 78; Official government = 92
Ghana	http://bit.ly/2b9dw20	WHO/UNICEF estimate = 89; Official government = 89
Guatemala	http://bit.ly/2bj00ao	WHO/UNICEF estimate = 99; Official government = 99
Guinea	http://bit.ly/2b8QCox	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 52; Official government= 60
Guyana	http://bit.ly/2bkuE5u	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 99; Official government= 100
Haiti	http://bit.ly/2bkvFu8	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 53; Official government= 64
India	http://bit.ly/2aWaQ7h	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 87; Official government= 87
Indonesia	http://bit.ly/2b01Rz2	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 69; Official government= 86
Kenya	http://bit.ly/2b0451l	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 75; Official government= 75
Lesotho	http://bit.ly/2b1Wv8I	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 90; Official government= 66
Liberia	http://bit.ly/2aWghmO	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 64; Official government= 64
Madagascar	http://bit.ly/2aOzZjM	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 58; Official government= 81
Malawi	http://bit.ly/2bkKM8d	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 87; Official government= 87
Mali	http://bit.ly/2b1ZcXX	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 76; Official government= 86
Mozambique	http://bit.ly/2b9qLQl	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 85; Official government= 85
Myanmar/Burma	http://bit.ly/2d7B1vr	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 86; Official government= 84
Namibia	http://bit.ly/2aP28u2	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 85; Official government= 85
Nepal	http://bit.ly/2bbmj4A	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 85; Official government= 85
Nigeria	http://bit.ly/2bkRklR	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 54; Official government= 71
Pakistan Balochistan Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Punjab Sindh	http://bit.ly/2bnN2Kx	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 61; Official government= 75
Rwanda	http://bit.ly/2b4kzYy	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 97; Official government= 101
Senegal	http://bit.ly/2aIdGxK	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 80; Official government= 80
South Africa	http://bit.ly/2aNIuZM	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 76; Official government= 97
South Sudan	http://bit.ly/2bdftYn	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 20; Official government= 70
Swaziland	http://bit.ly/2aPmNbr	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 78; Official government= 89
Tanzania	http://bit.ly/2cCa50z	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 99; Official government= 99
Tanzania, Zanzibar		92.6%
Uganda	http://bit.ly/2aPmCwH	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 82; Official government= 94
Ukraine	http://bit.ly/2bc5SDV	WHO/UNICEF estimate=56; Official government=56
Yemen	http://bit.ly/2bdw7el	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 67; Official government= 75
Zambia	http://bit.ly/2boaAiH	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 90; Official government= 90
Zimbabwe	http://bit.ly/2aPp8mB	WHO/UNICEF estimate= 86; Official government= 94

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Measles Coverage Reported to WHO/UNICEF

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