Table 1. Post-disaster emergency vaccination campaign, Port-au-Prince metropolitan area, Haiti, 2 February to 30 March, 2010.

Communea	Administrative coverageb (%)	No. of camps
		Vaccinated	Monitored	Targeted for mop-upc	Provided mop-up vaccination
Carrefour	2.9–405.1	90	10	2	0
Cité Soleil	16.9–345.7	16	3	2	0
Croix des Bouquets	43.0–95.8	7	3	1	0
Delmas	10.8–162.1	51	22	10	2
Pétion-Ville	15.0–318.2	43	10	3	0
Port-au-Prince	5.7–514.3	103	24	15	4
Total	2.9–514.3	310	72	32	6

^a A commune is a geopolitical unit in Haiti. The Port-au-Prince metropolitan area comprises seven communes. One of the seven – Tabarre – is not shown here because rapid monitoring was not implemented there during the post-disaster vaccination campaign.

^b For the measles and rubella vaccine. Calculated by dividing the number of doses of vaccine administered to children aged 9 months to 7 years in a camp by the number of children of the same age group in the camp – assumed to be 15.7% of the estimated camp population – and then multiplying by 100.

^c A camp was targeted for mop-up vaccination if, according to vaccination cards and caregiver recall, more than 25% of the children aged 9 months to 7 years included in the convenience sample used for rapid monitoring had not participated in the campaign.