28 December 2021| 4:00 PM

Vaccination figures: 20-26 December 2021

By Sunday 26 December, it is estimated that more than 24.6 million first and second vaccinations had been administered in the Netherlands. More than 13.3 million of those were first vaccinations, and more than 11.3 million were second vaccinations.  

Vaccination coverage for the basic series

It is estimated that 89.1% of all people over 18 have received at least one vaccination in the basic series, and 85.9% have completed the basic series. It is estimated that 87.3% of all people over 12 have received at least one vaccination in the basic series, and 84.3% have completed the basic series. 

Major increase in booster vaccinations

By 26 December, more than 3,110,000 booster vaccinations and third vaccinations had been administered. Nearly 2,364,400 people have received their booster vaccination from the Municipal Public Health Services (GGDs). In addition, an estimated 624,700 people had received a booster vaccination in a care institution or hospital by 26 December. Since 6 October 2021, more than 130,000 people with severely impaired immunity have received their third vaccination from the GGD.

Vaccination coverage for booster vaccination

It is estimated that 20.9% of all people over 18 have now received a booster vaccination. 
 

Vaccination figures: 6 January – 26 December 2021

Table 1: COVID-19 vaccination figures in the Netherlands: Number of people who received a first and possibly also second dose of COVID-19 vaccine¹,  week 1 to week 51 (2021), by type of vaccinator.

Table 1: Number of people who received a first and possibly also second dose of COVID-19 vaccine 1, weeks 1 through 51, 2021, by type of vaccinator.

1. COM = Comirnaty® (Pfizer/BioNTech); SPX = Spikevax® (Moderna); VAX = Vaxzevria® (AstraZeneca); JANSS = COVID-19 Vaccine Janssen®. One dose of the Janssen vaccine is recommended to achieve full vaccination. For all other vaccines currently in use, two doses are recommended for full vaccination, with the exception of people who were previously infected, for whom one dose is sufficient.
2. The start date in the table refers to the start date of the oldest birth year within the birth cohort to which the start date refers. Information on start dates of groups of persons who were eligible for vaccination at a different time than other persons in their birth year, such as care workers, can be found in the update published on 9 November 2021. 
3. Vaccination data for people who are vaccinated by their GP or by other vaccinators is registered in CIMS, the national registration system, if they give permission for their personal data to be registered. As a result, the number of vaccinations administered by GPs and other vaccinators and registered in CIMS does not provide a comprehensive overview. To obtain the most comprehensive overview possible of the number of vaccinations administered by GPs and other vaccinators, the number of doses issued to vaccination sites as ordered by RIVM is used to estimate the total number. More information about the data used to estimate the number of vaccinations administered and the distribution of the first and second doses can be found in the update published on 9 November 2021. This estimate is updated continuously as more information becomes available.
4. Second doses of VAX were administered from week 18 on; based on the rollout schedule for VAX and the number of inhabitants per province, the distribution of VAX administered by GPs is assumed to be 60% first dose and 40% second dose in week 18 and 70% first dose and 30% second dose in week 19. In these figures, it is assumed that no more vaccines were administered by GPs after 7 July 2021, although some GPs may still be vaccinating patients in actual practice.
   
   Vaccinations within the framework of an extra vaccination for people with severely impaired immunity are primarily administered by the Municipal Public Health Services (GGDs). These vaccinations are displayed in Figure 1. No distinction can be made between these extra doses and the first and second dose; these doses were therefore included in the estimates for GPs and other vaccinators for weeks 40-45. This will have a minimal impact.
   It is assumed that no more first or second doses of vaccine will be administered by other vaccinators after 11 November 2021.
   The reason for this is that the number of first and second doses are based on the number of vaccines sent out for delivery, with no distinction made between vaccines used for the primary course of vaccination and for the booster campaign.
5. 222,356 estimated vaccinations administered by other vaccinators, and 644,860 vaccinations administered by the GGD, involved JANSS. These vaccinations are only displayed in the ‘First dose’ category, since 1 dose of this vaccine is sufficient.
6. The number of vaccinations administered by the GGD listed under ‘Second dose’ may be higher than the number listed for the GGD under ‘First dose’. From 16 July 2021 on, it was possible to get the second vaccine dose from the GGD even if the first dose was administered by a different vaccinator.

Table 2: Estimated turnout and vaccination coverage for COVID-19 vaccination, week 1 to 51, 2021^1-6

Table 2: Estimated turnout and vaccination coverage for COVID-19 vaccination, week 1 to 51, 2021^1-6

1. Source: data provided by GGD GHOR Nederland from CoronIT, supplemented by the estimated number of first and second doses administered by GPs and other vaccinators (see footnote 3 and 4 for table 1), denominator label: number of people by age, Statistics Netherlands (CBS), January 2020.
2. People who have already had COVID-19 will only need one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. From 14 September 2021 on, Table 2 will also count these people among the group of people who are fully vaccinated. As a result, the vaccination coverage reported in this table for 18 years and older may differ from the figures as reported on the website of the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC).
3. The term ‘turnout’ is used to indicate what percentage of the population has received at least one dose in a vaccination series. The term ‘vaccination coverage’ is used to indicate what percentage of the population is fully vaccinated.
4. The turnout and vaccination coverage for 18 years and older also includes vaccinations of people aged 12 years and older administered by GPs and other vaccinators, because the number of vaccinations administered by these vaccinators has been estimated based on logistical data, in which it is not possible to sort the data by birth year. This is expected to be a small group of people and will not have a major effect on turnout and vaccination coverage for the group aged 18 and over. 
   In addition, the persons in the group for which the age is unknown are included in the category of 12 years and older, since this concerns the entire population eligible for vaccination. The category of people aged 18 years and older does not include this entire group. 
   The turnout and vaccination coverage for people aged 12-17 years based on registered vaccinations in CoronIT and CIMS are displayed in Figures 2 and 3 of this report. Due to the factors listed above, it is not possible to calculate the turnout and vaccination coverage by subtracting these figures for the group aged 18 years and older from the group aged 12 years and older. 
5. Vaccinated persons who are not registered in the Personal Records Database (Basisregistratie Personen, BRP) are included in the numerator but not in the denominator in calculating the turnout and vaccination coverage. This applies for example to some of the homeless people, asylum-seekers, migrant workers and sailors. This means that the turnout is somewhat overestimated.
6. Young people born in 2009 will not all be invited at the same time, as this group must turn 12 before being vaccinated.  The entire group of young people born on or before 30 June 2009 were invited all at once. Young people born in or after July 2009 can make an appointment after their birthday.

21 December 2021| 4:00 PM

Vaccination figures: 13-19 December 2021

By Sunday 19 December, it is estimated that more than 24.6 million first and second vaccinations had been administered in the Netherlands. More than 13.3 million of those were first vaccinations, and more than 11.3 million were second vaccinations.  

It is estimated that 89% of all people over 18 have received at least one vaccination, and 85.9% are fully vaccinated. According to estimates, 87.2% of all people over 12 years old have now received at least one vaccination, and 84.3% are fully vaccinated. 

Booster vaccinations and third vaccinations

By 19 December, more than 1,956,600 booster vaccinations and third vaccinations had been administered. Nearly 1,343,000 people have received their booster vaccination from the Municipal Public Health Services (GGDs). In addition, an estimated 486,000 people had received a booster vaccination in a care institution or hospital by 19 December. Since 6 October 2021, 127,600 people with severely impaired immunity have received their third vaccination from the GGD. 
 

Vaccination figures: 6 January – 19 December 2021

Table 1: COVID-19 vaccination figures in the Netherlands: Number of people who received a first and possibly also second dose of COVID-19 vaccine¹,  week 1 to week 50 (2021), by type of vaccinator.

Table 1: Number of people who received a first and possibly also second dose of COVID-19 vaccine 1, weeks 1 through 50, 2021, by type of vaccinator.

1. COM = Comirnaty® (Pfizer/BioNTech); SPX = Spikevax® (Moderna); VAX = Vaxzevria® (AstraZeneca); JANSS = COVID-19 Vaccine Janssen®. One dose of the Janssen vaccine is recommended to achieve full vaccination. For all other vaccines currently in use, two doses are recommended for full vaccination, with the exception of people who were previously infected, for whom one dose is sufficient.
2. The start date in the table refers to the start date of the oldest birth year within the birth cohort to which the start date refers. Information on start dates of groups of persons who were eligible for vaccination at a different time than other persons in their birth year, such as care workers, can be found in the update published on 9 November 2021. 
3. Vaccination data for people who are vaccinated by their GP or by other vaccinators is registered in CIMS, the national registration system, if they give permission for their personal data to be registered. As a result, the number of vaccinations administered by GPs and other vaccinators and registered in CIMS does not provide a comprehensive overview. To obtain the most comprehensive overview possible of the number of vaccinations administered by GPs and other vaccinators, the number of doses issued to vaccination sites as ordered by RIVMNational Institute for Public Health and the Environment is used to estimate the total number. More information about the data used to estimate the number of vaccinations administered and the distribution of the first and second doses can be found in the update published on 9 November 2021. This estimate is updated continuously as more information becomes available.
4. Second doses of VAX were administered from week 18 on; based on the rollout schedule for VAX and the number of inhabitants per province, the distribution of VAX administered by GPs is assumed to be 60% first dose and 40% second dose in week 18 and 70% first dose and 30% second dose in week 19. In these figures, it is assumed that no more vaccines were administered by GPs after 7 July 2021, although some GPs may still be vaccinating patients in actual practice.
   
   Vaccinations within the framework of an extra vaccination for people with severely impaired immunity are primarily administered by the Municipal Public Health Services (GGDs). These vaccinations are displayed in Figure 1. No distinction can be made between these extra doses and the first and second dose; these doses were therefore included in the estimates for GPs and other vaccinators for weeks 40-45. This will have a minimal impact.
   It is assumed that no more first or second doses of vaccine will be administered by other vaccinators after 11 November 2021.
   The reason for this is that the number of first and second doses are based on the number of vaccines sent out for delivery, with no distinction made between vaccines used for the primary course of vaccination and for the booster campaign.
5. 222,356 estimated vaccinations administered by other vaccinators, and 644,679 vaccinations administered by the GGD, involved JANSS. These vaccinations are only displayed in the ‘First dose’ category, since 1 dose of this vaccine is sufficient.
6. The number of vaccinations administered by the GGD listed under ‘Second dose’ may be higher than the number listed for the GGD under ‘First dose’. From 16 July 2021 on, it was possible to get the second vaccine dose from the GGD even if the first dose was administered by a different vaccinator.

Table 2: Estimated turnout and vaccination coverage for COVID-19 vaccination, week 1 to 50, 2021^1-6

Table 2: Estimated turnout and vaccination coverage for COVID-19 vaccination, week 1 to 50, 2021^1-6

1. Source: data provided by GGD GHOR Nederland from CoronIT, supplemented by the estimated number of first and second doses administered by GPs and other vaccinators (see footnote 3 and 4 for table 1), denominator label: number of people by age, Statistics Netherlands (CBS), January 2020.
2. People who have already had COVID-19 will only need one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. From 14 September 2021 on, Table 2 will also count these people among the group of people who are fully vaccinated. As a result, the vaccination coverage reported in this table for 18 years and older may differ from the figures as reported on the website of the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC).
3. The term ‘turnout’ is used to indicate what percentage of the population has received at least one dose in a vaccination series. The term ‘vaccination coverage’ is used to indicate what percentage of the population is fully vaccinated.
4. The turnout and vaccination coverage for 18 years and older also includes vaccinations of people aged 12 years and older administered by GPs and other vaccinators, because the number of vaccinations administered by these vaccinators has been estimated based on logistical data, in which it is not possible to sort the data by birth year. This is expected to be a small group of people and will not have a major effect on turnout and vaccination coverage for the group aged 18 and over. 
   In addition, the persons in the group for which the age is unknown are included in the category of 12 years and older, since this concerns the entire population eligible for vaccination. The category of people aged 18 years and older does not include this entire group. 
   The turnout and vaccination coverage for people aged 12-17 years based on registered vaccinations in CoronIT and CIMS are displayed in Figures 2 and 3 of this report. Due to the factors listed above, it is not possible to calculate the turnout and vaccination coverage by subtracting these figures for the group aged 18 years and older from the group aged 12 years and older. 
5. Vaccinated persons who are not registered in the Personal Records Database (Basisregistratie Personen, BRP) are included in the numerator but not in the denominator in calculating the turnout and vaccination coverage. This applies for example to some of the homeless people, asylum-seekers, migrant workers and sailors. This means that the turnout is somewhat overestimated.
6. Young people born in 2009 will not all be invited at the same time, as this group must turn 12 before being vaccinated.  The entire group of young people born on or before 30 June 2009 were invited all at once. Young people born in or after July 2009 can make an appointment after their birthday. 

14 December 2021| 16:10 PM

Vaccination figures: 6 December to 12 December 2021

By Sunday 12 December, it is estimated that more than 24.5 million first and second vaccinations had been administered in the Netherlands. More than 13.2 million of those were first vaccinations, and more than 11.2 million were second vaccinations. 

It is estimated that 88.9% of all people over 18 have received at least one vaccination, and 85.8% are fully vaccinated. According to estimates, 87.2% of all people over 12 years old have now received at least one vaccination, and 84.0% are fully vaccinated. 

Booster vaccinations and third vaccinations

By Sunday 12 December, nearly 1.17 million booster vaccinations and third vaccinations had been administered.  More than 630,600 people have received their booster vaccination from the Municipal Public Health Services (GGDs). In addition, an estimated 417,000 people had received a booster vaccination in a care institution or hospital by 12 December.  

Since 6 October 2021, more than 121,500 people with severely impaired immunity have received their third vaccination from the GGD. Due to a technical malfunction at the GGD, these figures have been updated to Wednesday 8 December. 

Vaccination figures: 6 January – 12 December 2021

Table 1: COVID-19 vaccination figures in the Netherlands: Number of people who received a first and possibly also second dose of COVID-19 vaccine¹,  week 1 to week 49 (2021), by type of vaccinator.

7 December 2021| 7:30 PM

Vaccination figures: 29 November to 5 December 2021

By Sunday 5 December, it is estimated that more than 24.4 million vaccinations had been administered in the Netherlands. More than 13.2 million of those were first vaccinations, and more than 11.1 million were second vaccinations. It is estimated that 88.7% of all people over 18 have received at least one vaccination, and 85.2% are fully vaccinated. According to estimates, 86.9% of all people over 12 years old have now received at least one vaccination, and 83.4% are fully vaccinated.

Booster vaccination and third vaccination for people with severely impaired immunity 

RIVM started sending invitations to make an appointment for a COVID-19 booster vaccination from 18 November on. So far, more than 81,800 people have received their booster vaccination from the Municipal Public Health Services (GGDs). Between 18 and 30 November 2021, another 508,000 vaccine doses were distributed to hospitals and institutions that provide medical services. Most of these will be used for a booster vaccination.

Since 6 October 2021, more than 111,800 people with severely impaired immunity have received their third vaccination from the GGD.

Turnout and vaccination coverage

Vaccination turnout and vaccination coverage increased by a maximum of 1% in a number of age groups.  Turnout for a first vaccination among young people was somewhat lower last week than in the previous weeks: more than 7,800 among people aged 12-17 years and more than 6,300 among people aged 18-25 years. The number of people who were fully vaccinated increased by more than 13,000 in both age groups in the past week.

Vaccination figures: 6 January – 5 December 2021

Table 1: COVID-19 vaccination figures in the Netherlands: Number of people who received a first and possibly also second dose of COVID-19 vaccine¹,  week 1 to week 48 (2021), by type of vaccinator.

Table 1: Number of people who received a first and possibly also second dose of COVID-19 vaccine 1, weeks 1 through 47, 2021, by type of vaccinator.

1. COM = Comirnaty® (Pfizer/BioNTech); SPX = Spikevax® (Moderna); VAX = Vaxzevria® (AstraZeneca); JANSS = COVID-19 Vaccine Janssen®. One dose of the Janssen vaccine is recommended to achieve full vaccination. For all other vaccines currently in use, two doses are recommended for full vaccination, with the exception of people who were previously infected, for whom one dose is sufficient.
2. The start date in the table refers to the start date of the oldest birth year within the birth cohort to which the start date refers. Information on start dates of groups of persons who were eligible for vaccination at a different time than other persons in their birth year, such as care workers, can be found in the update published on 9 November 2021. 
3. Vaccination data for people who are vaccinated by their GP or by other vaccinators is registered in CIMS, the national registration system, if they give permission for their personal data to be registered. As a result, the number of vaccinations administered by GPs and other vaccinators and registered in CIMS does not provide a comprehensive overview. To obtain the most comprehensive overview possible of the number of vaccinations administered by GPs and other vaccinators, the number of doses issued to vaccination sites as ordered by RIVM is used to estimate the total number. More information about the data used to estimate the number of vaccinations administered and the distribution of the first and second doses can be found in the update published on 9 November 2021. This estimate is updated continuously as more information becomes available.
4. Second doses of VAX were administered from week 18 on; based on the rollout schedule for VAX and the number of inhabitants per province, the distribution of VAX administered by GPs is assumed to be 60% first dose and 40% second dose in week 18 and 70% first dose and 30% second dose in week 19. In these figures, it is assumed that no more vaccines were administered by GPs after 7 July 2021, although some GPs may still be vaccinating patients in actual practice.
   
   Vaccinations within the framework of an extra vaccination for people with severely impaired immunity are primarily administered by the Municipal Public Health Services (GGDs). These vaccinations are displayed in Figure 1. No distinction can be made between these extra doses and the first and second dose; these doses were therefore included in the estimates for GPs and other vaccinators for weeks 40-45. This will have a minimal impact.
   It is assumed that no more first or second doses of vaccine will be administered by other vaccinators after 11 November 2021.
   The reason for this is that the number of first and second doses are based on the number of vaccines sent out for delivery, with no distinction made between vaccines used for the primary course of vaccination and for the booster campaign.
5. 222,356 estimated vaccinations administered by other vaccinators, and 643,122 vaccinations administered by the GGD, involved JANSS. These vaccinations are only displayed in the ‘First dose’ category, since 1 dose of this vaccine is sufficient.
6. The number of vaccinations administered by the GGD listed under ‘Second dose’ may be higher than the number listed for the GGD under ‘First dose’. From 16 July 2021 on, it was possible to get the second vaccine dose from the GGD even if the first dose was administered by a different vaccinator.

Table 2: Estimated turnout and vaccination coverage for COVID-19 vaccination, week 1 to 48, 2021^1-6

Table 2: Estimated turnout and vaccination coverage for COVID-19 vaccination, week 1 to 48, 2021^1-6

1. Source: data provided by GGD GHOR Nederland from CoronIT, supplemented by the estimated number of first and second doses administered by GPs and other vaccinators (see footnote 3 and 4 for table 1), denominator label: number of people by age, Statistics Netherlands (CBS), January 2020.
2. People who have already had COVID-19 will only need one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. From 14 September 2021 on, Table 2 will also count these people among the group of people who are fully vaccinated. As a result, the vaccination coverage reported in this table for 18 years and older may differ from the figures as reported on the website of the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC).
3. The term ‘turnout’ is used to indicate what percentage of the population has received at least one dose in a vaccination series. The term ‘vaccination coverage’ is used to indicate what percentage of the population is fully vaccinated.
4. The turnout and vaccination coverage for 18 years and older also includes vaccinations of people aged 12 years and older administered by GPs and other vaccinators, because the number of vaccinations administered by these vaccinators has been estimated based on logistical data, in which it is not possible to sort the data by birth year. This is expected to be a small group of people and will not have a major effect on turnout and vaccination coverage for the group aged 18 and over. 
   In addition, the persons in the group for which the age is unknown are included in the category of 12 years and older, since this concerns the entire population eligible for vaccination. The category of people aged 18 years and older does not include this entire group. 
   The turnout and vaccination coverage for people aged 12-17 years based on registered vaccinations in CoronIT and CIMS are displayed in Figures 2 and 3 of this report. Due to the factors listed above, it is not possible to calculate the turnout and vaccination coverage by subtracting these figures for the group aged 18 years and older from the group aged 12 years and older. 
5. Vaccinated persons who are not registered in the Personal Records Database (Basisregistratie Personen, BRP) are included in the numerator but not in the denominator in calculating the turnout and vaccination coverage. This applies for example to some of the homeless people, asylum-seekers, migrant workers and sailors. This means that the turnout is somewhat overestimated.
6. Young people born in 2009 will not all be invited at the same time, as this group must turn 12 before being vaccinated.  The entire group of young people born on or before 30 June 2009 were invited all at once. Young people born in or after July 2009 can make an appointment after their birthday.

30 November 2021| 4:30 PM

Vaccination figures: 22 to 28 November 2021

By Sunday 28 November, it is estimated that more than 24.4 million vaccinations had been administered in the Netherlands. More than 13.2 million of those were first vaccinations, and more than 11.1 million were second vaccinations. It is estimated that 88.7% of all people over 18 have received at least one vaccination, and 85.2% are fully vaccinated. According to estimates, 86.9% of all people over 12 years old have now received at least one vaccination, and 83.4% are fully vaccinated.

Booster vaccination and third vaccination for people with severely impaired immunity 

RIVM started sending invitations to make an appointment for a COVID-19 booster vaccination from 18 November on. So far, more than 81,800 people have received their booster vaccination from the Municipal Public Health Services (GGDs). Between 18 and 30 November 2021, another 508,000 vaccine doses were distributed to hospitals and institutions that provide medical services. Most of these will be used for a booster vaccination.

Since 6 October 2021, more than 111,800 people with severely impaired immunity have received their third vaccination from the GGD.

Turnout and vaccination coverage

Vaccination turnout and vaccination coverage increased by a maximum of 1% in a number of age groups.  Turnout for a first vaccination among young people was somewhat lower last week than in the previous weeks: more than 7,800 among people aged 12-17 years and more than 6,300 among people aged 18-25 years. The number of people who were fully vaccinated increased by more than 13,000 in both age groups in the past week.

Vaccination figures: 6 January – 28 November 2021

Table 1: COVID-19 vaccination figures in the Netherlands: Number of people who received a first and possibly also second dose of COVID-19 vaccine¹,  week 1 to week 47 (2021), by type of vaccinator.

Table 1: Number of people who received a first and possibly also second dose of COVID-19 vaccine 1, weeks 1 through 47, 2021, by type of vaccinator.

1. COM = Comirnaty® (Pfizer/BioNTech); SPX = Spikevax® (Moderna); VAX = Vaxzevria® (AstraZeneca); JANSS = COVID-19 Vaccine Janssen®. One dose of the Janssen vaccine is recommended to achieve full vaccination. For all other vaccines currently in use, two doses are recommended for full vaccination, with the exception of people who were previously infected, for whom one dose is sufficient.
2. The start date in the table refers to the start date of the oldest birth year within the birth cohort to which the start date refers. Information on start dates of groups of persons who were eligible for vaccination at a different time than other persons in their birth year, such as care workers, can be found in the update published on 9 November 2021. 
3. Vaccination data for people who are vaccinated by their GP or by other vaccinators is registered in CIMS, the national registration system, if they give permission for their personal data to be registered. As a result, the number of vaccinations administered by GPs and other vaccinators and registered in CIMS does not provide a comprehensive overview. To obtain the most comprehensive overview possible of the number of vaccinations administered by GPs and other vaccinators, the number of doses issued to vaccination sites as ordered by RIVM is used to estimate the total number. More information about the data used to estimate the number of vaccinations administered and the distribution of the first and second doses can be found in the update published on 9 November 2021. This estimate is updated continuously as more information becomes available.
4. Second doses of VAX were administered from week 18 on; based on the rollout schedule for VAX and the number of inhabitants per province, the distribution of VAX administered by GPs is assumed to be 60% first dose and 40% second dose in week 18 and 70% first dose and 30% second dose in week 19. In these figures, it is assumed that no more vaccines were administered by GPs after 7 July 2021, although some GPs may still be vaccinating patients in actual practice.
   
   Vaccinations within the framework of an extra vaccination for people with severely impaired immunity are primarily administered by the Municipal Public Health Services (GGDs). These vaccinations are displayed in Figure 1. No distinction can be made between these extra doses and the first and second dose; these doses were therefore included in the estimates for GPs and other vaccinators for weeks 40-45. This will have a minimal impact.
   It is assumed that no more first or second doses of vaccine will be administered by other vaccinators after 11 November 2021.
   The reason for this is that the number of first and second doses are based on the number of vaccines sent out for delivery, with no distinction made between vaccines used for the primary course of vaccination and for the booster campaign.
5. 222,356 estimated vaccinations administered by other vaccinators, and 641,562 vaccinations administered by the GGD, involved JANSS. These vaccinations are only displayed in the ‘First dose’ category, since 1 dose of this vaccine is sufficient.
6. The number of vaccinations administered by the GGD listed under ‘Second dose’ may be higher than the number listed for the GGD under ‘First dose’. From 16 July 2021 on, it was possible to get the second vaccine dose from the GGD even if the first dose was administered by a different vaccinator.

Table 2: Estimated turnout and vaccination coverage for COVID-19 vaccination, week 1 to 46, 2021^1-6

Table 2: Estimated turnout and vaccination coverage for COVID-19 vaccination, week 1 to 47, 2021^1-6

1. Source: data provided by GGD GHOR Nederland from CoronIT, supplemented by the estimated number of first and second doses administered by GPs and other vaccinators (see footnote 3 and 4 for table 1), denominator label: number of people by age, Statistics Netherlands (CBS), January 2020.
2. People who have already had COVID-19 will only need one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. From 14 September 2021 on, Table 2 will also count these people among the group of people who are fully vaccinated. As a result, the vaccination coverage reported in this table for 18 years and older may differ from the figures as reported on the website of the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC).
3. The term ‘turnout’ is used to indicate what percentage of the population has received at least one dose in a vaccination series. The term ‘vaccination coverage’ is used to indicate what percentage of the population is fully vaccinated.
4. The turnout and vaccination coverage for 18 years and older also includes vaccinations of people aged 12 years and older administered by GPs and other vaccinators, because the number of vaccinations administered by these vaccinators has been estimated based on logistical data, in which it is not possible to sort the data by birth year. This is expected to be a small group of people and will not have a major effect on turnout and vaccination coverage for the group aged 18 and over. 
   In addition, the persons in the group for which the age is unknown are included in the category of 12 years and older, since this concerns the entire population eligible for vaccination. The category of people aged 18 years and older does not include this entire group. 
   The turnout and vaccination coverage for people aged 12-17 years based on registered vaccinations in CoronIT and CIMS are displayed in Figures 2 and 3 of this report. Due to the factors listed above, it is not possible to calculate the turnout and vaccination coverage by subtracting these figures for the group aged 18 years and older from the group aged 12 years and older. 
5. Vaccinated persons who are not registered in the Personal Records Database (Basisregistratie Personen, BRP) are included in the numerator but not in the denominator in calculating the turnout and vaccination coverage. This applies for example to some of the homeless people, asylum-seekers, migrant workers and sailors. This means that the turnout is somewhat overestimated.
6. Young people born in 2009 will not all be invited at the same time, as this group must turn 12 before being vaccinated.  The entire group of young people born on or before 30 June 2009 were invited all at once. Young people born in or after July 2009 can make an appointment after their birthday.

23 November 2021| 4:50 PM

Vaccination figures: 15 to 21 November 2021

By Sunday 21 November, it is estimated that more than 24.3 million vaccinations had been administered in the Netherlands. More than 13.2 million of those were first vaccinations, and more than 11.1 million were second vaccinations. It is estimated that 88.5% of all people over 18 have received at least one vaccination, and 84.9% are fully vaccinated. According to estimates, 86.7% of all people over 12 years old have now received at least one vaccination, and 83.0% are fully vaccinated.

Turnout and vaccination coverage

Vaccination turnout and vaccination coverage increased by a maximum of 1% in a number of age groups. 

The number of first vaccinations rose by more than 11,000 among people aged 12-17 years and more than 10,000 among people aged 18-25 years. The number of people who were fully vaccinated rose by more than 11,500 in both age groups. 

The graph below shows the turnout for a first vaccination by week per 100,000 inhabitants from 27 September to 21 November 2021. Turnout for a first vaccination decreased last week compared to the weeks before that. 

Third vaccination for people with severely impaired immunity

As of 2 November 2021, the weekly report includes an update on the numbers of third vaccinations given to people with severely impaired immunity from 6 October on. So far, more than 102,200 people from this group have received their third vaccination from the Municipal Public Health Services (GGDs).

Vaccination figures: 6 January – 21 November 2021

Table 1: COVID-19 vaccination figures in the Netherlands: Number of people who received a first and possibly also second dose of COVID-19 vaccine¹,  week 1 to week 46 (2021), by type of vaccinator.

Table 1: Number of people who received a first and possibly also second dose of COVID-19 vaccine 1, weeks 1 through 46, 2021, by type of vaccinator.

1. COM = Comirnaty® (Pfizer/BioNTech); SPX = Spikevax® (Moderna); VAX = Vaxzevria® (AstraZeneca); JANSS = COVID-19 Vaccine Janssen®. One dose of the Janssen vaccine is recommended to achieve full vaccination. For all other vaccines currently in use, two doses are recommended for full vaccination, with the exception of people who were previously infected, for whom one dose is sufficient.
2. The start date in the table refers to the start date of the oldest birth year within the birth cohort to which the start date refers. Information on start dates of groups of persons who were eligible for vaccination at a different time than other persons in their birth year, such as care workers, can be found in the update published on 9 November 2021. 
3. Vaccination data for people who are vaccinated by their GP or by other vaccinators is registered in CIMS, the national registration system, if they give permission for their personal data to be registered. As a result, the number of vaccinations administered by GPs and other vaccinators and registered in CIMS does not provide a comprehensive overview. To obtain the most comprehensive overview possible of the number of vaccinations administered by GPs and other vaccinators, the number of doses issued to vaccination sites as ordered by RIVM is used to estimate the total number. More information about the data used to estimate the number of vaccinations administered and the distribution of the first and second doses can be found in the update published on 9 November 2021. This estimate is updated continuously as more information becomes available.
4. Second doses of VAX were administered from week 18 on; based on the rollout schedule for VAX and the number of inhabitants per province, the distribution of VAX administered by GPs is assumed to be 60% first dose and 40% second dose in week 18 and 70% first dose and 30% second dose in week 19. In these figures, it is assumed that no more vaccines were administered by GPs after 7 July 2021, although some GPs may still be vaccinating patients in actual practice.
   
   Vaccinations within the framework of an extra vaccination for people with severely impaired immunity are primarily administered by the Municipal Public Health Services (GGDs). These vaccinations are displayed in Figure 1. No distinction can be made between these extra doses and the first and second dose; these doses were therefore included in the estimates for GPs and other vaccinators for weeks 40-45. This will have a minimal impact.
   It is assumed that no more first or second doses of vaccine will be administered by other vaccinators after 11 November 2021.
   The reason for this is that the number of first and second doses are based on the number of vaccines sent out for delivery, with no distinction made between vaccines used for the primary course of vaccination and for the booster campaign.
5. 222,350 estimated vaccinations administered by other vaccinators, and 639,376 vaccinations administered by the GGD, involved JANSS. These vaccinations are only displayed in the ‘First dose’ category, since 1 dose of this vaccine is sufficient.
6. The number of vaccinations administered by the GGD listed under ‘Second dose’ may be higher than the number listed for the GGD under ‘First dose’. From 16 July 2021 on, it was possible to get the second vaccine dose from the GGD even if the first dose was administered by a different vaccinator.

Table 2: Estimated turnout and vaccination coverage for COVID-19 vaccination, week 1 to 46, 2021^1-6

Table 2: Estimated turnout and vaccination coverage for COVID-19 vaccination, week 1 to 46, 2021^1-6

1. Source: data provided by GGD GHOR Nederland from CoronIT, supplemented by the estimated number of first and second doses administered by GPs and other vaccinators (see footnote 3 and 4 for table 1), denominator label: number of people by age, Statistics Netherlands (CBS), January 2020.
2. People who have already had COVID-19 will only need one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. From 14 September 2021 on, Table 2 will also count these people among the group of people who are fully vaccinated. As a result, the vaccination coverage reported in this table for 18 years and older may differ from the figures as reported on the website of the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC).
3. The term ‘turnout’ is used to indicate what percentage of the population has received at least one dose in a vaccination series. The term ‘vaccination coverage’ is used to indicate what percentage of the population is fully vaccinated.
4. The turnout and vaccination coverage for 18 years and older also includes vaccinations of people aged 12 years and older administered by GPs and other vaccinators, because the number of vaccinations administered by these vaccinators has been estimated based on logistical data, in which it is not possible to sort the data by birth year. This is expected to be a small group of people and will not have a major effect on turnout and vaccination coverage for the group aged 18 and over. 
   In addition, the persons in the group for which the age is unknown are included in the category of 12 years and older, since this concerns the entire population eligible for vaccination. The category of people aged 18 years and older does not include this entire group. 
   The turnout and vaccination coverage for people aged 12-17 years based on registered vaccinations in CoronIT and CIMS are displayed in Figures 2 and 3 of this report. Due to the factors listed above, it is not possible to calculate the turnout and vaccination coverage by subtracting these figures for the group aged 18 years and older from the group aged 12 years and older. 
5. Vaccinated persons who are not registered in the Personal Records Database (Basisregistratie Personen, BRP) are included in the numerator but not in the denominator in calculating the turnout and vaccination coverage. This applies for example to some of the homeless people, asylum-seekers, migrant workers and sailors. This means that the turnout is somewhat overestimated.
6. Young people born in 2009 will not all be invited at the same time, as this group must turn 12 before being vaccinated.  The entire group of young people born on or before 30 June 2009 were invited all at once. Young people born in or after July 2009 can make an appointment after their birthday.

16 November 2021| 4:15 PM

Vaccination figures: 8 to 14 November 2021

By Sunday 14 November, it is estimated that more than 24.2 million vaccinations had been administered in the Netherlands. More than 13.1 million of those were first vaccinations, and more than 11 million were second vaccinations. It is estimated that 88.3% of all people over 18 have received at least one vaccination, and 84.7% are fully vaccinated. According to estimates, 86.4% of all people over 12 years old have now received at least one vaccination, and 82.7% are fully vaccinated.

Minor increase in turnout

Once again, a minor increase can be observed in vaccination turnout in various age groups. The increase is 1% per age group at most.

The number of people who received a first vaccination rose by more than 14,000 in two age groups: 12-17 years and 18-25 years. The number of people who were fully vaccinated rose by more than 12,000 in both age groups.

The graph below shows the turnout for a first vaccination per 100,000 inhabitants from 27 September to 14 November 2021. The highest relative increase is in the age group of 12-17 years.

Third vaccination for people with severely impaired immunity

As of a few weeks ago, the weekly report includes an update on the numbers of third vaccinations given to people with severely impaired immunity. So far, over 89,000 people from this group have received their third vaccination from the Municipal Public Health Services (GGDs). 

Vaccination figures: 6 January – 14 November 2021

Table 1: COVID-19 vaccination figures in the Netherlands: Number of people who received a first and possibly also second dose of COVID-19 vaccine¹,  week 1 to week 45 (2021), by type of vaccinator.

Table 1: Number of people who received a first and possibly also second dose of COVID-19 vaccine 1, weeks 1 through 45, 2021, by type of vaccinator.

1. COM = Comirnaty® (Pfizer/BioNTech); SPX = Spikevax® (Moderna); VAX = Vaxzevria® (AstraZeneca); JANSS = COVID-19 Vaccine Janssen®. One dose of the Janssen vaccine is recommended to achieve full vaccination. For all other vaccines currently in use, two doses are recommended for full vaccination, with the exception of people who were previously infected, for whom one dose is sufficient.
2. The start date in the table refers to the start date of the oldest birth year within the birth cohort to which the start date refers. Information on start dates of groups of persons who were eligible for vaccination at a different time than other persons in their birth year, such as care workers, can be found in the update published on 9 November 2021. 
3. Vaccination data for people who are vaccinated by their GP or by other vaccinators is registered in CIMS, the national registration system, if they give permission for their personal data to be registered. As a result, the number of vaccinations administered by GPs and other vaccinators and registered in CIMS does not provide a comprehensive overview. To obtain the most comprehensive overview possible of the number of vaccinations administered by GPs and other vaccinators, the number of doses issued to vaccination sites as ordered by RIVMNational Institute for Public Health and the Environment is used to estimate the total number. More information about the data used to estimate the number of vaccinations administered and the distribution of the first and second doses can be found in the update published on 9 November 2021. This estimate is updated continuously as more information becomes available.
4. Second doses of VAX were administered from week 18 on; based on the rollout schedule for VAX and the number of inhabitants per province, the distribution of VAX administered by GPs is assumed to be 60% first dose and 40% second dose in week 18 and 70% first dose and 30% second dose in week 19. In these figures, it is assumed that no more vaccines were administered by GPs after 7 July 2021, although some GPs may still be vaccinating patients in actual practice.
   
   Vaccinations within the framework of an extra vaccination for people with severely impaired immunity are primarily administered by the Municipal Public Health Services (GGDs). These vaccinations are displayed in Figure 1. No distinction can be made between these extra doses and the first and second dose; these doses were therefore included in the estimates for GPs and other vaccinators for weeks 40-45. This will have a minimal impact.
   It is assumed that no more first or second doses of vaccine will be administered by other vaccinators after 11 November 2021.
   The reason for this is that the number of first and second doses are based on the number of vaccines sent out for delivery, with no distinction made between vaccines used for the primary course of vaccination and for the booster campaign.
5. 222,285 estimated vaccinations administered by other vaccinators, and 636,346 vaccinations administered by the GGD, involved JANSS. These vaccinations are only displayed in the ‘First dose’ category, since 1 dose of this vaccine is sufficient.
6. The number of vaccinations administered by the GGD listed under ‘Second dose’ may be higher than the number listed for the GGD under ‘First dose’. From 16 July 2021 on, it was possible to get the second vaccine dose from the GGD even if the first dose was administered by a different vaccinator.

Table 2: Estimated turnout and vaccination coverage for COVID-19 vaccination, week 1 to 45, 2021^1-6

1. Source: data provided by GGD GHOR Nederland from CoronIT, supplemented by the estimated number of first and second doses administered by GPs and other vaccinators (see footnote 3 and 4 for table 1), denominator label: number of people by age, Statistics Netherlands (CBS), January 2020.
2. People who have already had COVID-19 will only need one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. From 14 September 2021 on, Table 2 will also count these people among the group of people who are fully vaccinated. As a result, the vaccination coverage reported in this table for 18 years and older may differ from the figures as reported on the website of the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC).
3. The term ‘turnout’ is used to indicate what percentage of the population has received at least one dose in a vaccination series. The term ‘vaccination coverage’ is used to indicate what percentage of the population is fully vaccinated.
4. The turnout and vaccination coverage for 18 years and older also includes vaccinations of people aged 12 years and older administered by GPs and other vaccinators, because the number of vaccinations administered by these vaccinators has been estimated based on logistical data, in which it is not possible to sort the data by birth year. This is expected to be a small group of people and will not have a major effect on turnout and vaccination coverage for the group aged 18 and over. 
   In addition, the persons in the group for which the age is unknown are included in the category of 12 years and older, since this concerns the entire population eligible for vaccination. The category of people aged 18 years and older does not include this entire group. 
   The turnout and vaccination coverage for people aged 12-17 years based on registered vaccinations in CoronIT and CIMS are displayed in Figures 2 and 3 of this report. Due to the factors listed above, it is not possible to calculate the turnout and vaccination coverage by subtracting these figures for the group aged 18 years and older from the group aged 12 years and older. 
5. Vaccinated persons who are not registered in the Personal Records Database (Basisregistratie Personen, BRP) are included in the numerator but not in the denominator in calculating the turnout and vaccination coverage. This applies for example to some of the homeless people, asylum-seekers, migrant workers and sailors. This means that the turnout is somewhat overestimated.
6. Young people born in 2009 will not all be invited at the same time, as this group must turn 12 before being vaccinated.  The entire group of young people born on or before 30 June 2009 were invited all at once. Young people born in or after July 2009 can make an appointment after their birthday.

9 November 2021| 4:00 PM

Vaccination figures: 1 to 7 November 2021

By Sunday 7 November, it is estimated that more than 24.1 million vaccinations had been administered in the Netherlands. More than 13 million of those were first vaccinations, and more than 11 million were second vaccinations. It is estimated that 87.9% of all people over 18 have received at least one vaccination, and 84.4% are fully vaccinated. According to estimates, 85.9% of all people over 12 years old have now received at least one vaccination, and 82.4% are fully vaccinated.

Minor increase in turnout for first and second vaccination

A minor increase can be observed in turnout and vaccination coverage in various age groups. The increase is 1% per age group at most. 

The number of children aged 12-17 years who received a first vaccination last week increased by 14,000. More than 11,000 children in this age group reached full vaccination. Among young people aged 18-25 years, the number of first vaccinations increased by more than 14,000, and more than 13,000 reached full vaccination.  

The graph below shows the turnout for a first vaccination per 100,000 inhabitants in recent weeks. It shows that turnout has been rising in most age groups since week 41. The highest relative increase is in the age groups of 12-17 and 18-25 years.

Third vaccination for people with severely impaired immunity

As of a few weeks ago, the weekly report includes an update on the numbers of third vaccinations given to people with severely impaired immunity. So far, over 75,000 people from this group have received their third vaccination from the Municipal Public Health Services (GGDs). 
 

Vaccination figures: 6 January – 7 November 2021

Table 1: COVID-19 vaccination figures in the Netherlands: Number of people who received a first and possibly also second dose of COVID-19 vaccine¹,  week 1 to week 44 (2021), by type of vaccinator.