More than 10 billion doses of coronavirus vaccines have been administered, in at least 197 countries worldwide. However, there are vast differences in the pace of progress in different parts of the world. Some countries have secured and delivered doses to a large proportion of their population - but others are some way behind. CORONAVIRUS Global vaccine rollout Location - Percent fully vaccinated China - 85% 3,036,707,000 India - 54% 1,727,912,049 US - 64% 547,109,724 Brazil - 71% 378,011,196 Indonesia - 49% 331,211,718 Japan - 79% 213,438,155 Pakistan - 41% 200,887,927 Vietnam - 73% 185,731,134 Mexico - 60% 172,480,864 Germany - 74% 167,885,429 Russia - 49% 157,847,689 Bangladesh - 36% 156,416,604 Turkey - 62% 144,007,120 UK - 71% 138,942,048 France - 77% 138,792,313 Iran - 64% 137,659,890 Italy - 78% 132,099,697 Philippines - 54% 129,125,464 Thailand - 70% 120,055,806 South Korea - 86% 116,867,806 Spain - 82% 91,411,886 Argentina - 78% 90,901,480 Canada - 80% 79,823,287 Colombia - 64% 74,561,909 Egypt - 27% 67,211,589 Malaysia - 79% 65,042,686 Saudi Arabia - 68% 59,508,036 Peru - 69% 57,034,393 Poland - 58% 52,681,624 Morocco - 62% 52,604,059 Australia - 79% 52,258,992 Chile - 89% 47,378,624 Taiwan - 74% 43,949,438 Myanmar - 34% 40,953,452 Uzbekistan - 35% 40,165,642 Venezuela - 50% 37,860,994 Sri Lanka - 65% 36,972,980 Cuba - 87% 34,712,606 Cambodia - 81% 33,776,534 Netherlands - 72% 33,709,140 Nepal - 49% 31,642,503 Ukraine - 34% 31,126,896 South Africa - 29% 30,992,579 Ecuador - 75% 30,829,086 Belgium - 77% 24,470,460 UAE - 94% 23,849,814 Portugal - 91% 22,381,964 Nigeria - 3% 20,617,588 Kazakhstan - 47% 20,273,902 Sweden - 74% 20,023,325 Mozambique - 28% 19,788,759 Greece - 71% 19,619,996 Israel - 66% 17,958,541 Austria - 72% 17,864,404 Czech Republic - 64% 17,271,924 Romania - 42% 16,580,212 Rwanda - 52% 16,555,832 Hungary - 64% 16,007,106 Iraq - 15% 15,769,592 Switzerland - 68% 15,447,870 Kenya - 13% 15,236,700 Dominican Republic - 53% 15,058,124 Angola - 14% 15,039,557 Uganda - 5% 14,973,293 Guatemala - 30% 14,055,883 Denmark - 82% 13,142,740 Singapore - 88% 13,049,391 Algeria - 13% 12,974,545 Tunisia - 53% 12,867,598 Azerbaijan - 47% 12,478,257 Bolivia - 46% 12,220,558 Finland - 76% 11,367,650 Hong Kong - 64% 11,298,128 Norway - 73% 11,157,233 Ethiopia - 1% 10,975,742 Honduras - 44% 10,676,787 Ireland - 79% 10,462,394 New Zealand - 77% 10,113,614 El Salvador - 65% 10,084,718 Belarus - 45% 10,028,295 Ghana - 10% 10,015,888 Jordan - 42% 9,326,347 Nicaragua - 56% 9,066,172 Serbia - 47% 8,440,911 Costa Rica - 72% 8,418,258 Tajikistan - 39% 8,305,260 Paraguay - 44% 7,854,618 Laos - 52% 7,808,722 Zimbabwe - 22% 7,662,703 Ivory Coast - 9% 7,591,109 Turkmenistan - 52% 7,580,976 Uruguay - 78% 7,536,995 Kuwait - 75% 7,371,952 Slovakia - 50% 6,982,573 Panama - 58% 6,754,240 Oman - 57% 6,600,551 Qatar - 76% 6,084,258 Mongolia - 65% 5,455,980 Afghanistan - 10% 5,216,998 Croatia - 54% 5,159,879 Lebanon - 31% 5,035,228 Sudan - 4% 4,991,228 Guinea - 14% 4,758,842 Lithuania - 69% 4,438,282 Bulgaria - 29% 4,245,453 Palestinian - 29% 3,425,379 Bahrain - 68% 3,375,361 Tanzania - 3% 3,226,750 Libya - 15% 3,124,669 Syria - 5% 2,974,507 Slovenia - 58% 2,947,271 Latvia - 69% 2,821,443 Georgia - 31% 2,775,482 Albania - 41% 2,639,523 Kyrgyzstan - 17% 2,599,981 Zambia - 9% 2,580,342 Mauritania - 21% 2,525,405 Togo - 13% 2,515,341 Benin - 14% 2,391,396 Senegal - 6% 2,044,504 Mauritius - 71% 2,036,896 Moldova - 25% 1,999,290 Estonia - 63% 1,939,274 Bosnia and Herzegovina -26% 1,924,950 Malawi - 4% 1,896,669 Armenia - 28% 1,894,651 North Macedonia - 40% 1,811,511 Kosovo - 45% 1,801,246 Niger - 4% 1,798,575 Cyprus - 71% 1,747,155 Mali - 3% 1,652,365 Somalia - 5% 1,643,639 Trinidad and Tobago- 50% 1,503,434 Bhutan - 73% 1,435,774 Sierra Leone - 9% 1,409,313 Jamaica - 21% 1,334,176 Fiji - 68% 1,280,736 Burkina Faso - 4% 1,259,250 Luxembourg - 68% 1,245,684 Timor-Leste - 42% 1,242,550 Malta - 89% 1,230,442 Madagascar - 3% 1,148,971 Liberia - 19% 1,146,910 Botswana - 45% 1,128,095 Macau - 73% 1,060,471 Cameroon - 2% 1,024,333 Brunei - 91% 979,285 Maldives - 68% 875,130 Lesotho - 34% 830,779 Iceland - 78% 798,254 Guyana - 40% 790,647 Namibia - 14% 773,702 Congo - 10% 758,891 Yemen - 1% 758,480 Central African Republic-12% 698,869 Cape Verde - 51% 671,523 Montenegro - 44% 659,519 Comoros - 33% 637,961 Papua New Guinea - 3% 530,320 Gabon - 10% 519,058 Suriname - 40% 499,912 Eswatini - 29% 475,718 Guinea-Bissau - 14% 471,855 DR Congo -0.2284% 468,253 Equatorial Guinea - 14% 455,655 Belize - 50% 449,973 Chad -0.8049% 392,157 South Sudan - 2% 372,634 Gambia - 12% 349,875 Bahamas - 39% 323,346 Barbados - 52% 307,682 Solomon Islands - 11% 277,797 Samoa - 62% 267,016 Haiti -0.8128% 224,249 Jersey - 78% 220,629 Seychelles - 79% 190,758 Isle of Man - 78% 186,251 Vanuatu - 23% 184,045 Djibouti - 9% 151,713 Sao Tome and Principe-27% 151,040 Guernsey - 81% 146,831 Andorra - 69% 140,193 Tonga - 61% 138,684 Cayman Islands - 87% 138,037 Antigua and Barbuda- 61% 123,736 Bermuda - 74% 123,082 Kiribati - 38% 120,594 Gibraltar - 21% 112,137 Saint Lucia - 28% 109,044 Faroe Islands - 83% 103,708 Grenada - 33% 84,708 Greenland - 68 79,658 Liechtenstein - 69% 69,734 Turks and Caicos Islands-73% 67,463 StVincent andtheGrenadines-26% 66,615 Monaco - 65% 65,140 San Marino - 64% 63,366 Dominica - 41% 61,178 Saint Kitts and Nevis-49% 56,816 British Virgin Islands-57% 36,384 Cook Islands - 72% 25,601 Anguilla - 62% 21,783 Nauru - 68% 15,128 Tuvalu - 49% 12,114 Burundi -0.0615% 9,648 Saint Helena - 58% 7,892 Falkland Islands - 50% 4,407 Montserrat - 32% 3,838 Niue - 71% 2,352 Tokelau - 71% 1,936 Pitcairn -100% 94 British Indian Ocean Territory-0% 0 Eritrea - 0% 0 North Korea - 0% 0 South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands - 0% 0 Vatican - 0% 0 Total doses Worldwide - 54% 10,376,871,429 This information is regularly updated but may not reflect the latest totals or vaccines administered for each location. Total doses may include booster doses in addition to those required for full vaccination. The definition of full vaccination varies by location and vaccine type and is subject to change over time. Full vaccination can refer to a person receiving all required doses of a specific vaccine or sometimes recovery from infection plus one dose of a vaccine. Definitions have not yet been updated to account for booster campaigns to control the spread of new variants. Some locations may reach vaccination rates over 100%, such as Gibraltar, due to population estimates that are lower than the number of people who have now been vaccinated in that place. Source: Our World in Data Last updated: 14 February 2022, 11:05 GMT With an aim to give doses to nearly every adult around the world, this is the largest vaccination programme in history. Overall, China and India have administered the highest number of doses, with more than three billion and 1.7 billion respectively. The US is third, with over 540 million. Many poorer countries are relying on deliveries from Covax, a scheme led by Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, together with the WHO and the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI), which is trying to ensure everyone in the world has access to a Covid vaccine. Covax had planned to deliver about two billion vaccine doses globally by the end of 2021, but downgraded its supply forecast as a the result of global export bans, production challenges and slow regulatory approval processes. The scheme has now distributed more than one billion vaccines. The vaccine produced by Pfizer and BioNTech was the first approved by the WHO, followed by several others. The Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine is now the most widely used around the globe. Unlike Pfizer's jab - which has to be kept at an extremely cold temperature (-70C) - the Oxford vaccine can be stored in a normal fridge, which makes it easier to distribute. Most governments have started with doses for the over-60s, health workers and people who are clinically vulnerable. After priority groups have been vaccinated, there is a wider rollout among younger age groups. The Pfizer vaccine has been approved for 12 to 15-year-olds in the US, UK, Europe and other countries. The Sinovac vaccine is being used for children as young as three in China and Colombia. Early studies suggest the newly identified Omicron variant of coronavirus is better able to evade vaccine protection than previous strains, though vaccination still offers strong protection against serious illness and hospitalisation. A third 'booster' dose of a vaccine does appear to offer protection against infection from Omicron and at least 99 countries have begun booster vaccination programmes. Worldwide, more than 100 possible vaccines are undergoing trials to test their efficacy and safety.