IA2030 Scorecard
- 1.2 Health workforce1.6 Vaccine safety2.1 Political and financial commitment2.2 Demand for immunization3.2 High & equitable coverage4.1 Life-course vaccination5.1 Outbreak detection and response6.1 Healthy global markets for vaccines6.2 Financial resources for imm. programmes6.3 Imm. expenditure from domestic resources7.1 Capacity for innovation
Type to select a Country
Burkina Faso
- WHO RegionAfrican Region
- UNICEF Programme RegionWest and Central Africa Region
- World Bank Income GroupLow Income
Impact Goal Indicators
This page displays the most recent available data for this country.
Burkina Faso
AFR Region
(WHO Region)
1.1
Number of future deaths averted through immunization
2022 WUENIC, VIMC, Global Burden of Disease Study, and other model inputs from published literature: Learn More
Not measured at the country level
1,680,748
1.2
Achievement of VPD control, elimination, and eradication targets
2022 Verification, certification, and disease-specific committee reports: Learn More
Rubella — Elimination of Transmission Target
Not Reached
0 / 47
Maternal & Neonatal Tetanus — Elimination as a Public Health Problem
Reached
41 / 47
Measles — Elimination of Transmission Target
Not Reached
0 / 47
Wildtype Poliovirus — Eradication Target
Reached
47 / 47
1.3
Number of large or disruptive VPD outbreaks
2022 VPD programmes and WHO World Health Emergencies surveillance systems: Learn More
Not shown at the country level
58
2.1
Leave no child behind — Number of zero dose children
Country level data is calculated using sources and methodology below, values may differ from estimates using country managed data. Value rounded to the thousands.
2022 WUENIC and UNPD: Learn More
38,000
7,776,000
2.2
Introduction of new or under-utilized vaccines in low- and middle-income countries
2022 JRF: Learn More
2
23
3.1
Vaccination coverage across the life course
2022 WUENIC, WHO/UNICEF HPV Estimates: Learn More
First Year — DTP3
91%
72%
First Year — PCV3
91%
68%
Second Year — MCV2
71%
45%
Adolescents — HPVc
16%
22%
Strategic Priority Indicators
The Immunization Agenda 2030 includes seven strategic priorities. Action across all is necessary to ensure that immunization fully contributes to stronger primary health care and the attainment of universal health coverage.
How to read the indicators
YES - Country achieved strategic priority
NO - Country did not achieve strategic priority
NO DATA - Country did not report data or data is not available
Burkina Faso
AFR Region
1.1
Evidence of adopted mechanism for monitoring, evaluation and action at national and subnational levels
Data Not Yet Available
1.2
Density of physicians, nurses and midwives per 10,000 population
2021 WHO NHWA and UNPD WPP: Learn More
9.9
15.69
1.3
On-time reporting from 90% of districts for suspected cases of all priority VPDs included in nationwide surveillance
Data Not Yet Available
1.4
Proportion of time with full availability of DTPcv and MCV at service delivery level
Data Not Yet Available
1.6
At least 1 documented individual serious AEFI case safety report per million total population
2022 JRF: Learn More
NO
22 / 47
2.1
Legislation in place that is supportive of immunization as a public good
2022 JRF: Learn More
No
21 / 47
2.2
Implemented behavioural or social strategies to address under-vaccination
2022 JRF: Learn More
Yes
29 / 47
3.2
Coverage in the 20% of districts with lowest coverage
2022 Administrative coverage reported in JRF: Learn More
DTPCV3
66%
61%
MCV1
72%
61%
MCV2
57%
39%
4.1
Life course vaccination — breadth of protection (mean across antigens)
2022 WUENIC, WHO/UNICEF HPV Estimates: Learn More
83
61
5.1
Proportion of outbreaks with timely detection and response
Not measured at the country level
Not measured at the regional level
6.1
Level of health of the vaccine market
Not measured at the country level
Not measured at the regional level
6.2
Domestic government and donor expenditure on primary health care increased or remained stable
2019-2020 WHO GHED: Learn More
Yes
Not shown at the regional level
6.3
Share of national immunization schedule vaccine expenditure funded by domestic government resources increased
2021-2022 JRF: Learn More
Yes
Not shown at the regional level
7.2
Progress towards global research and development
Data Not Yet Available
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