Table 1. Summary of included studies reporting the acceptance rates of a malaria vaccine.

First Author	Year of Study	Sample Size	Willing to vaccinate	Acceptance Rate	Country of Study	Population Type
Ughasoro, Maduka D [5]	2018	156	153	98.07%	Nigeria	Household Heads
Uchechukwu M. Chukwuocha [6]	2018	500	480	96.00%	Nigeria	Mothers
Etokidem AJ [7]	2015	262	139	53.05%	Nigeria	Mothers
Tolulope O Musa-Booth [8]	2020	180	176	97.77%	Nigeria	Mothers
Ilemona AB [9]	2012	427	371	86.88%	Nigeria	Caregivers
Mary Yetunde Ajayi [10]	2023	504	463	91.86%	Nigeria	Caregivers
Abdulmuminu Isah [11]	2023	170	92	54.11%	Nigeria	Pharmacists
Lawrence G Febir [12]	2013	466	361	77.46%	Ghana	Parents/Religious Leaders/Healthcare providers
Dennis Tabiri [13]	2021	424	399	94.10%	Ghana	Caregivers/Parents
Mustapha Immurana [14]	2022	3004	2843	94.64%	Ghana	Mothers/Household Heads
Sally Mtenga [15]	2016	2123	1788	84.22%	Tanzania	Mothers
Idda Romore [16]	2015	5502	5120	93.05%	Tanzania	Mothers
Getachew Asmare [17]	2022	406	131	32.26%	Ethiopia	Caregivers
David I Ojakaa [18]	2014	1997	1699	85.07%	Kenya	Mothers
Kaci D McCoy [19]	2021	615	585	95.12%	Sierra Leone	General Public
Sara E White [20]	2018	143	142	99.30%	Peru	Household Heads
Klara Robl [21]	2023	1277	995	77.91%	Guinea & Sierra Leone	Caregivers
M Ashraful Amin [22]	2023	405	287	70.86%	Bangladesh	Parents
Total	-	18561	16224	87.51%	-	-