TABLE 1.

Vaccination coverage with inactivated poliovirus vaccine (IPV) and oral poliovirus vaccine (OPV) during a December campaign and with OPV only during a November campaign,^* by refugee camp and surrounding communities^† — Kenya, 2013

Study area	Target population size	Percentage who received both IPV and OPV in December campaign			Percentage who received OPV only in November campaign
		No. surveyed	(%)	(95% CI)	No. surveyed	(%)	(95% CI)
Dagahaley camp	23,815	299	(83.3)	(73.5–89.9)	301	(95.7)	(91.4–97.9)
Ifo 1 camp	22,350	270	(94.1)	(89.6–96.7)	238	(92.9)	(85.2–96.7)
Ifo 2 camp	21,560	331	(98.2)	(95.6–99.3)	331	(99.4)	(97.8–99.8)
Hagadera camp	24,660	340	(95.3)	(90.5–97.7)	338	(99.4)	(96.5–99.9)
Kambioos camp	5,980	328	(96.3)	(90.3–98.7)	326	(100.0)	—
Total camps	98,365	1,568	(92.8)	(90.2–94.8)	1,534	(97.2)	(95.4–98.3)
Surrounding communities	21,831	593	(95.8)	(93.5–97.3)	590	(97.3)	(95.0–98.5)
Overall	120,196	2,161	93.3	(91.2–95.0)	2,124	(97.2)	(95.4–98.3)

Abbreviation: CI = confidence interval.

^*Infants aged <6 weeks received OPV only. Children aged 6 weeks–59 months received OPV followed by IPV. Receipt of vaccination was documented by caregiver.

^†Residents of communities in the following divisions: Dadaab, Dertu, Jarajila, and Sabuli; Liboi Division was excluded from the survey for security reasons.