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. 2023 Nov 10;8(11):e012204. doi: 10.1136/bmjgh-2023-012204

Figure 1.

Figure 1

Coverage forecasts of measles vaccination in the Democratic Republic of the Congo over 2020–2040, through different delivery components (table 1). Circles with different colours show the coverage by scenarios, and vertical dashed lines represent the introduction years under the sequential (green) and accelerated (red) introduction. For components (A–C), coverage forecasts for the existing immunisation programmes (blue) are the same regardless of MR-MAP introduction strategies but different for higher (darker colours) and lower (lighter colours) coverage projection assumptions. These coverage forecasts refer to the proportions of the total population in the corresponding age groups. For components (D–F), the coverage forecasts refer to the proportions of children experiencing MOV or living in HTR areas that receive additional MR-MAP doses, and fixed coverage is assumed. HTR, hard-to-reach; MCV1, the first routine dose of measles-containing vaccine; MOV, missed opportunities for vaccination; MR-MAP, measles-rubella microarray patch; SIA, supplementary immunisation activities.