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Vaccination in Europe – First semester 2021

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21-07-2021

Although the vaccination process is progressing steadily in all EU countries, the pace of vaccination is uneven in the different European territories, with some countries being more efficient in vaccinating their population.

As of July 30, 39.21% of the EU/EEA population had received the full course of one of the EU-licensed vaccines and had therefore been immunized against COVID-19.

The countries which, to date, have vaccinated a higher percentage of their citizens are: Malta (66.5 % of its population vaccinated), Iceland (62.4 %), Hungary (59.7 %), Cyprus (48.1 %) and Ireland (43.4 %).

In terms of population, the most populated countries with the highest percentage of vaccinated people are the Netherlands (42.7 %), Germany (42.3 %), Poland (42 %), Spain (41.5 %), France (37.5 %) and Italy (35.1 %).

The countries in which the rate of vaccination is progressing more slowly are: Bulgaria 14.3 %, Finland 22 %, Romania 28.6 %, Latvia 30.8 % and Croatia 32.2 %.

Country % population with first dose % population with complete pattern Total population
Germany 64,2 42,3 83.166.711
France 63,6 37,5 67.320.216
Italy 65,9 35,1 59.641.488
Spain 63,6 41,5 47.332.614
Poland 54,2 42 37.958.138
The Netherlands 71,4 42,7 17.407.585
Belgium 76,2 42,3 11.522.440
Greece 53,2 40,5 10.718.565
Czech Republic 56,6 34,7 10.693.939
Sweden 58,1 36,6 10.327.589
Portugal 62,2 38,4 10.295.909
Hungary 67,4 59,7 9.769.526
Austria 63,8 40,1 8.901.064
Bulgaria 16,4 14,3 6.951.482
Denmark 66,7 38,2 5.822.763
Finland 71,6 22 5.525.292
Slovakia 43,2 32,6 5.457.873
Norway 56,6 33 5.367.580
Rumania 30 28,6 5.176.010
Ireland 66 43,4 4.964.440
Croatia 43,7 32,2 4.085.165
Lithuania 51,3 39,7 2.794.090
Slovenia 46,7 37,3 2.095.861
Latvia 35,8 30,8 1.907.675
Estonia 50,4 37,1 1.328.889
Cyprus 62,9 48,1 888.005
Luxembourg 61,5 42,8 626.108
Malta 71,6 66,5 514.564
Iceland 88 62,4 364.134
Liechtenstein 57,5 33,8 38.747
EU/EEA average 58,01 39,21

Digital COVID Certificate

On March 17, 2021, the Commission adopted a legislative proposal establishing a common framework for an EU digital COVID certificate including vaccination, testing and recovery. This is an EU-wide approach for the issuance, verification and acceptance of certificates to facilitate free movement within the Union, based on strict respect for non-discrimination and the fundamental rights of EU citizenship. On July 1, 2021, the EU Digital COVID Certificate Regulation entered into force.

An EU Digital COVID Certificate is a digital accreditation that a person:

  • has been vaccinated against COVID-19, or.
  • has been tested with a negative result, or
  • has recovered from COVID-19.

Context

Vaccination against COVID-19 started on December 27, 2020 across the European Union, in a moment of unity.

To date, 4 safe and effective vaccines against COVID-19 have been licensed for use in the EU, following positive scientific recommendations from the European Medicines Agency:

BioNTech-Pfizer: On December 21, 2020, the European Commission granted conditional marketing authorization to the COVID-19 vaccine developed by BioNTech and Pfizer, thus becoming the first COVID-19 vaccine licensed in the EU.

Moderna: On January 6, 2021, the European Commission granted conditional marketing authorization to the COVID-19 vaccine developed by Moderna, which thus became the second COVID-19 vaccine licensed in the EU.

AstraZeneca: On January 29, 2021, the European Commission granted conditional marketing authorization to the COVID-19 vaccine developed by AstraZeneca, which thus became the third COVID-19 vaccine licensed in the EU.

Johnson & Johnson: On March 11, 2021, the European Commission granted a conditional marketing authorization to the COVID-19 vaccine developed by Janssen Pharmaceutica NV, which thus became the fourth COVID-19 vaccine licensed in the EU.

More information

COVID-19 Vaccination in Europe

Source

European Center for Disease Prevention and Control

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