Name: Vitamin A supplementation coverage rate (% of children ages 6-59 months)
Creator: World Development Indicators

Vitamin A supplementation coverage rate refers to the percentage of children ages 6-59 months old receiving two high-dose vitamin A supplements in a calendar year.

Vitamin A supplementation coverage by country in 2023 (vitamin A supplementation coverage rate (% of children ages 6-59 months))

In 2023, Afghanistan had the highest value (99) among 44 countries.

#	Country	Value	Change
1	Afghanistan	99	–
1	Niger	99	+13.8%
1	Zambia	99	+2.1%
1	Burkina Faso	99	+4.2%
1	Bangladesh	99	–
1	Tajikistan (2022)	93	-2.1%
1	Rwanda (2021)	93	+1.1%
1	Timor-Leste (2020)	65	-16.7%
2	Eritrea (2021)	78	+116.7%
2	Cambodia (2022)	61	0.0%
2	India (2020)	54	-3.6%
3	Senegal (2022)	57	0.0%
3	Haiti (2021)	20	+11.1%
3	Angola (2020)	7	+40.0%
4	Eswatini (2022)	51	+54.5%
5	Lao PDR (2022)	36	+5.9%
6	Mali	97	+27.6%
6	Lesotho (2022)	19	+5.6%
7	Tanzania	96	+6.7%
7	Comoros (2022)	16	+60.0%
8	Chad	95	+2.2%
8	Papua New Guinea (2022)	13	-61.8%
9	Cameroon	94	+8.0%
9	Yemen, Rep. (2022)	11	+83.3%
10	Congo, Dem. Rep.	91	0.0%
10	Turkmenistan (2022)	0	–
10	Botswana (2022)	0	-100.0%
11	Mozambique	90	+25.0%
11	Pakistan	90	+4.7%
13	Nigeria	89	+32.8%
14	Cote d'Ivoire	85	+18.1%

Vitamin A supplementation coverage rate (% of children ages 6-59 months)

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Vitamin A supplementation coverage by country in 2023 (vitamin A supplementation coverage rate (% of children ages 6-59 months))

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