Total Vaccine Distribution Total for the World

To track the vaccination efforts, I scrapped vaccination data from the web using publicly available data sources.

Data from: Our World in Data, https://ourworldindata.org/.

Location and Date (YYYY-MM-DD) data was last updated:

# A tibble: 82 x 3
# Groups:   location [82]
   location   iso_code date      
   <chr>      <chr>    <chr>     
 1 Algeria    DZA      2021-01-30
 2 Andorra    AND      2021-02-01
 3 Argentina  ARG      2021-02-08
 4 Austria    AUT      2021-02-08
 5 Bahrain    BHR      2021-02-08
 6 Bangladesh BGD      2021-02-07
 7 Belgium    BEL      2021-02-07
 8 Bermuda    BMU      2021-01-30
 9 Bolivia    BOL      2021-02-03
10 Brazil     BRA      2021-02-08
# ... with 72 more rows

Figure 1: Global Covid 19 Vaccination Total by Location (Top 15)

However, this graph is slightly misleading because it does not put into account the total populations of the Locations being observed, when it comes to the total vaccinations per 100 people the graph looks like this.

Figure 2: Global Covid 19 Vaccination total per 100 people by Location (Top 15)

Figure 1.2: Total Daily Vaccinations by Location (Top 15)

Figure 2.2: Total Daily Vaccinations per Million by Location (Top 15)

Total Vaccine (Pfizer) Distribution Total for the United States

Data from CDC: Center of Disease Control and Prevention, https://data.cdc.gov/Vaccinations/COVID-19-Vaccine-Initial-Allocations-Pfizer/saz5-9hgg/data.

Figrue 3: Top 10 as Percentage of the Population (2015) Vaccinated with Covid-19 Vaccine (Pfizer)

Figrue 4: Top 10 as Total Vaccinated with Covid-19 Vaccine (Pfizer)

Figure 5: United States Density Map of Coverage Percentage of Population (2015) for Vaccines Distributed (Pfizer)

Figure 6: United States Density Map of Total Vaccinations Distributed (Pfizer)

Total Vaccine (Moderna) Distribution Total for the United States

Figure 7: Top Ten States with Vaccine (Moderna) Distributed as Percent of Population (2015) across the United States

Figure 8: Top Ten States with Allocated Vaccines (Moderna)

Figure 9: Density map of the Percent Covered with Moderna Vaccinations

Figure 10: Density map of the Total Vaccines (Moderna) Allocated

Total Vaccine (Pfizer + Moderna) Distribution Total for the United States

Figure 11: Top Ten States with Allocated Vaccines as Percentage of Population (Pfizer + Moderna)

Figure 12: Top Ten States for Total Allocated Vaccines (Pfizer + Moderna)

Figrue 13: Total Vaccines (Pfizer + Moderna) Allocated Density Map

Firgure 14: Total Vaccines (Pfizer + Moderna) Allocated as Percentage of the Population

This report is meant to give insight into which states and countries can allocate vaccines to the most people during the initial days of availability for vaccines. Since the data comes from websites with data sources that are being continously updated, next time re-running this R report, there will be new figures and updated data.