Table 2.

Vaccination beliefs and coverage for the countries studied

	Effective	Safe	Important for children to have	Tuberculosis (BCG)	Diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis (DTP1)	Measles (MCV1)	Percent of parents with any child that was ever vaccinated
Burkina Faso	87	72	95	98	95	88	97
Colombia	83	84	99	89	92	95	95
India	96	97	98	92	94	95	92
Mozambique	87	93	98	94	93	87	95
Nepal	89	93	99	96	96	92	95
Nigeria	82	92	96	67	65	54	95
Pakistan	91	92	95	88	86	75	94
Rwanda	99	97	99	98	99	96	100
Sierra Leone	95	95	99	86	95	93	97
Uganda	82	87	98	88	99	87	98
Russia	67	48	80	96	97	98	96
United States	85	73	87	–	97	90	95

The table presents an overview of vaccination beliefs and incidence across countries in our sample. Columns 2–4 and 8 use data from the Wellcome Global Monitor 2018¹⁴. Column 8 shows the percentage of respondents who are parents and report having had any of their children ever vaccinated. Columns 2–4 show the percentage of all respondents that either strongly agree or somewhat agree with the statement above each column. All percentages are obtained using national weights. Columns 5–7 use data from the World Health Organization on vaccine incidence¹⁵. Columns 5–7 report the percentage of infants per country receiving the vaccine indicated in each column.