Percent Of One-Year-Old Children With Hepatitis B Immunization

Africa Ranking

percentSource: IMF

Current Rank	Country	Value	Latest Reading	Previous Rank	Previous Value

1	Morocco	99	2019	1	99
2 ↓	Seychelles	97	2020	1	99
3 ↑	Botswana	95	2020	7	95
3 ↑	Sao Tome and Principe	95	2019	7	95
3 ↑	Eritrea	95	2020	7	95
6 ↓	Cape Verde	94	2020	4	97
6 ↓	Ghana	94	2020	4	97
6 ↑	Egypt	94	2020	7	95
9 ↓	Mauritius	93	2020	4	97
9 ↑	Burundi	93	2020	13	93
11 ↑	Tunisia	92	2020	18	92
11 ↑	Senegal	92	2020	13	93
13 ↑	Burkina Faso	91	2020	19	91
13 ↓	Rwanda	91	2020	3	98
13 ↓	Sierra Leone	91	2020	7	95
13 ↑	Algeria	91	2019	19	91
13 ↑	Kenya	91	2020	19	91
18 ↓	Malawi	90	2020	7	95
18 ↓	Sudan	90	2020	13	93
20 ↓	Uganda	89	2020	13	93
21 ↓	Gambia	88	2019	13	93
22 ↓	Comoros	87	2020	19	91
22 ↑	Lesotho	87	2020	29	87
22 ↑	Namibia	87	2019	25	89
25 ↓	Zimbabwe	86	2020	23	90
25	Tanzania	86	2020	25	89
27	Zambia	84	2020	27	88
27 ↑	South Africa	84	2020	37	77
29 ↓	Swaziland	83	2020	23	90
30 ↑	Togo	82	2020	31	84
31 ↑	Niger	81	2020	33	81
32 ↓	Ivory Coast	80	2020	31	84
33 ↓	Mozambique	79	2020	27	88
34 ↑	Guinea-Bissau	74	2020	36	78
35 ↑	Libya	73	2020	40	73
35	Republic of the Congo	73	2020	35	79
37 ↑	Benin	72	2020	39	76
38 ↑	Ethiopia	71	2020	44	68
38 ↓	Mauritania	71	2020	33	81
40 ↓	Djibouti	70	2020	30	85
40 ↓	Mali	70	2020	37	77
40 ↑	Madagascar	70	2020	41	70
43 ↑	Cameroon	69	2020	45	67
44 ↓	Liberia	65	2020	41	70
45 ↓	Gabon	63	2020	41	70
46	Democratic Republic of the Congo	57	2020	46	57
46	Nigeria	57	2020	46	57
48	Equatorial Guinea	53	2020	48	53
49	Chad	52	2020	49	50
50	Guinea	47	2020	50	47
51	Somalia	42	2020	51	42
51	Central African Republic	42	2020	51	42

Definition of Percent Of One-Year-Old Children With Hepatitis B Immunization

Child immunization rate, hepatitis B is the percentage of children ages 12-23 months who received hepatitis B vaccinations before 12 months or at any time before the survey. A child is considered adequately immunized after three doses.