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. 2020 Apr 29;38(20):3627–3638. doi: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2020.03.040

Table 1.

Vaccination coverage in Ethiopia at the national level and by rural and urban areas. Vaccination coverage among children aged 12–23 months in Ethiopia and disaggregated by rural and urban areas of residence (mean coverage and 95% confidence intervals). Basic vaccination includes 1-dose BCG, 3-dose DTP3-HepB-Hib, 3-dose polio, and 1-dose measles vaccines. Full vaccination includes basic vaccination plus 3-dose PCV3 and 2-dose rotavirus vaccines.

Vaccine Coverage (%)
National
(N = 2004)
Rural
(n1 = 1772)
Urban
(n2 = 232)
Urban-rural difference1
BCG 69.2
(65.5, 72.8)
66.6
(62.6, 70.5)
88.8
(80.9, 96.7)
22.3
(13.5 31.1)
DTP-HepB-HiB 53.2
(48.9, 57.4)
49.7
(45.2, 54.2)
79.5
(68.2, 90.7)
29.8
(18.7, 41.8)
Polio 56.4
(52.4, 60.4)
53.4
(49.1, 57.7)
79.5
(69.9, 89.1)
26.1
(15.6, 36.6)
Measles 54.3
(50.2, 58.5)
51.5
(47.1, 55.9)
76.0
(63.6, 88.4)
24.5
(11.4, 37.5)
Basic vaccination 38.5
(34.4, 42.7)
35.1
(30.9, 39.4)
64.6
(51.8, 77.4)
29.5
(16.0, 43.0)
PCV 49.1
(45.1, 53.1)
46.0
(41.8, 50.2)
72.9
(61.2, 84.6)
26.9
(14.5, 39.3)
Rotavirus 56.0
(52.0, 59.9)
52.9
(48.8, 57.1)
79.1
(66.4, 91.8)
26.1
(12.8, 39.4)
Full vaccination 33.3
(29.4, 37.2)
29.7
(25.7, 33.6)
60.9
(48.2, 73.6)
31.2
(17.9, 44.5)

p < 0.001 for the respective differences in mean vaccination coverage between rural and urban areas