Viruses are constantly changing. These changes sometimes cause people to become infected more quickly, or more people to be hospitalized. Since the start of the corona crisis, we have already had to deal with several variants of the virus in the Netherlands.

What is the impact of the omicronvariant?

More information and news about vaccination against COVID-19

Research on antibodies due to infection or vaccination

Figures on adverse drug reactions

Vaccination is the most important step towards getting life back to normal. The Netherlands began vaccinating people against COVID-19 on 6 January 2021. The figures on this page show the progress of vaccinations.

> Due to a temporary interruption in the data flow, we are unable to update the booster information.

COVID-19 vaccinations in {{municipalityName}}

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 This table shows the percentage of people in an age group who have had at least 1 vaccine dose against COVID-19 and the percentage who have been fully vaccinated. 

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This table shows the percentage of people in an age group who have had at least 1 vaccine dose against COVID-19 and the percentage who have completed the primary series of vaccinations. 

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The coronavirus pandemic has entered a different phase. The impact on health care is less severe and a confirmation test at the Municipal Health Service (MHS) is no longer required for most people. But the coronavirus is still active. Keeping an eye on developments is important. Therefore, we will continue to monitor the number of positive tests.

COVID-19 vaccinaties in {{municipalityName}}

Vaccination coverage by age group

Vaccination is important to protect yourself and others from the coronavirus. The Netherlands began vaccinating people against COVID-19 on 6 January 2021. The figures on this page show the progress of vaccination.

Percentage of population aged 12 years and older who have had a booster shot. Read the explanation in the grade statement.

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Percentage of people aged 12 and over (born in {{birthyear}} or earlier) who have completed the primary series of corona vaccinations.

Percentage van de bevolking van 12 jaar en ouder (geboren in {{birthyear}} of eerder) dat minimaal één prik gehad heeft tegen COVID-19.

Percentage of people aged 12 and over (born in {{birthyear}} or earlier) who have had at least 1 corona jab is **{{percentage}}**.

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Percentage of the residents aged 18 years and older (born in {{birthyear}}) who have completed the primary series of corona vaccinations and received a booster shot.

Niet van toepassing. Lees de uitleg in de cijferverantwoording.

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Percentage of residents aged 18 and over (born in {{birthyear}} or earlier) who have completed the primary series of corona vaccinations.

Percentage of residents aged 18 and over (born in {{birthyear}} or earlier) who have had at least 1 corona jab.

Percentage of residents aged 18 and over (born in {{birthyear}} or earlier) who have had at least 1 corona jab is **{{percentage}}**.

Vaccination coverage

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This table shows the percentage of people in an age group who have received the primary series of corona vaccinations and the percentage who also have received a booster shot.

Deze tabel toont hoeveel procent van alle mensen in een leeftijdsgroep ten minste 1 coronaprik heeft gehad en hoeveel procent de basisserie coronaprikken heeft gehad.

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This table shows the percentage of people in an age group who have received the primary series of corona vaccinations and the percentage of people who also had a booster shot.

Dit getal laat zien hoeveel boosterprikken er zijn gezet door de GGD sinds 19 november 2021. In de afgelopen 7 dagen hebben **{{administeredLastSevenDays}}** mensen een boosterprik gekregen via de GGD. De komende 7 dagen zijn er **{{plannedSevenDays}}** boosterprikken gepland door de GGD. De cijfers worden iedere donderdag bijgewerkt.

Totaal aantal boosterprikken gezet door de GGD

Dit getail laat zien hoeveel boosterdoses er zijn uitgereden naar instellingen sinds 19 november 2021. Dit is een schatting gebasseerd op cijfers van het maximale aantal doses uitgereden vaccins naar overige uitvoerders, zoals huisartsen, ziekenhuizen of andere instellingen. De cijfers worden iederen donerdag bijgewerkt.

Totaal aantal gereden boosterdoses naar overige uitvoeders

This is the number of booster shots administered by the GGD the last 7 days.

Number of booster shots administered by the GGD the last 7 days

This is the number of booster shots appointments planned by the GGD for the next 7 days. The final number of booster shots will be higher because new appointments will be added.

Number of booster shots planned by the GGD for the next 7 days

> > As of 24 May 2022, RIVM will use a new method for calculating vaccinations. Therefore, this chart will not be updated from July 21 2022. 

A booster vaccination is an extra jab for people who have completed the primary series of corona vaccinations. A booster can improve the effectiveness of the primary series of jabs. From March 2022, 12 to 17 year olds will also be offered a booster vaccination.

Booster vaccinations

{{value}} booster shots administered by other healthcare providers, such as hospitals

{{value}} booster shots administered by the Municipal Health Service (MHS)

Total number of booster shots

This number shows the number of booster shots administered by the Municipal Health Services, hospitals, care homes and general practitioners.

This means that {{percentage}} of the 18+ population has been fully vaccinated and has received a booster vaccination against COVID-19.

A booster shot is an extra shot for people who have been fully vaccinated. That is after one shot (with the Janssen vaccine or after going through a COVID-19 infection) or two shots (with Pfizer, Moderna or Astra Zeneca). A booster shot is necessary if the protective effect of the first series of shots decreases too much after a while. The booster campaign started on 18 November.

Booster shot per age group

*Deze grafiek toont het percentage mensen per leeftijdsgroep van de bevolking dat een boosterprik heeft gekregen.*

 *De opkomst boosterprik is berekend naar de bevolking van Nederland op 1 december 2021. [Lees de uitleg in de Cijferverantwoording](/verantwoording#vaccinatie)*

So far more than {{amount}} vaccine doses have been administered.

{{amount}} people were fully vaccinated on {{date}}.

In the past 7 days, **712.130** people received a booster shot through the GGD. The next 7 days there are **732.030** appointments for booster shots planned by the GGD.

> This is the number of scheduled vaccinations on the reference date 19 December. The final number of vaccinations that will be given in the next seven days will be higher because new appointment options will be added and existing appointments in  January will be brought forward.

Number of booster shots administered by the GGD

This is the number of estimated booster shots administered by other practitioners, such as hospitals and other institutions.

Number of estimated booster shots administered by other operators

This number includes third shots and booster shots administered by other providers.

This figure is a calculation of the total number of vaccine doses that have been administered. For more information go to [Coronadashboard data explained.](https://coronadashboard.government.nl/verantwoording#vaccination)

Calculated number

This is the number of vaccine doses administered reported by GGD-GHOR. For more information see [Coronadashboard data explained.](https://coronadashboard.government.nl/verantwoording#vaccination)

Reported number

Number of doses administered

Graph with numbers per 100,000 for hospital admissions per age group, compared to fully vaccinated, unvaccinated or partially vaccinated.

unvaccinated or partially vaccinated

Fully vaccinated

This graph shows the number of vaccinated and unvaccinated COVID 19 patients in hospital by age group. The numbers shown in the graph are per 100,000 people, so that we can compare vaccinated and unvaccinated groups. 

For instance, if the value of a yellow bar on the left side of the graph is ‘5’, that means that 5 people per 100,000 unvaccinated people in this age group were in hospital. 

According to the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) a fully vaccinated person with COVID 19 is 17 times less likely to end up in hospital than an unvaccinated person. [This is explained on RIVM’s website.](https://www.rivm.nl/en/news/unvaccinated-covid-19-patients-in-hospital-nearly-20-years-younger-than-vaccinated-patients)

Proportion of vaccinated and unvaccinated COVID-19 patients by age group

COVID-19 vaccinations

> > As of 24 May 2022, RIVM will use a new method for calculating vaccinations. Therefore, this chart will not be updated from July 21 2022. 

Certain groups of people can get a repeat vaccination against corona 3 months after a booster shot (or a corona infection). This repeat shot should bring the protection against corona back up to standard. These groups are people over 60, residents of nursing homes, people with Down syndrome and people with a immune disorder. The repeat vaccination is not part of the primary series of corona vaccinations.

Meer informatie en databestanden in de 'Cijferverantwoording'

Repeat vaccinations

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This number is the total number of people with a repeat vaccination.

Total number of repeat vaccinations

The graphs below are no longer updated. More information and data files are available in [Coronadashboard data explained](https://coronadashboard.government.nl/verantwoording#deliveries-and-available-vaccines).

Archived graphs

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This is the number of vaccine doses currently in stock at the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM). The total stock consists of the available and not yet available stock.

Select type of vaccine to see the doses in stock

Doses in stock per type of vaccine

Doses in stock

This table shows the percentage of people in an age group who have received the primary series of corona vaccinations and the percentage who also have received a repeat vaccination against corona shot.

Percentage of population aged 12 years and older who has had a booster shot. More information in Coronadashboard data explained.

Percentage of people aged 12 and over (born in {{birthyear}} or earlier) who have had at least one vaccine dose against COVID-19.

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Percentage of the 18+ population (born in {{birthyear}}) who have completed the primary series of corona vaccinations and also had a booster vaccination.

Percentage of people aged 18 and over (born in {{birthyear}} or earlier) who have completed the primary series of corona vaccinations.

Percentage of people aged 18 and over (born in {{birthyear}} or earlier) who have had at least 1 corona jab is **{{percentage}}**.

We know the vaccination status of {{hospitalAmount}} COVID-19 patients admitted to hospital (including the ICU) between {{hospitalDateStart}} and {{hospitalDateEnd}}. We also know the vaccination status of {{intensiveCareAmount}} COVID-19 patients in the ICU. The pie charts show how many of these patients were vaccinated and how many were not. 

[Read the explanation of why we don’t know every patient’s vaccination status.](/verantwoording#gevaccineerde-en-ongevaccineerde-COVID-19-patiënten)

These figures only show protection through vaccination in combination with figures on how many people have been vaccinated. Combined figures show that a fully vaccinated person with COVID-19 has a 17 times lower chance of being admitted to hospital than a non-vaccinated person; the chance of being admitted to the ICU is 33 times lower.

COVID-19 patients in hospital

COVID-19 patients in the ICU

Vaccinated and unvaccinated COVID-19 patients

Vaccinations over time

This graph shows the subdivision between vaccines over the past week.

Vaccine doses administered

De najaarsronde COVID-19 vaccinatie is gestart op 19 september 2022. Tijdens deze ronde kan de herhaalprik tegen corona worden gehaald vanaf drie maanden na de laatste coronaprik of een doorgemaakte coronabesmetting.

The autumn round repeat vaccination against COVID-19 started on 19 September 2022. During this round, the repeat vaccination against corona can be obtained. This repeat vaccination against corona (‘herhaalprik tegen corona’ in Dutch) will be available from 3 months after the most recent corona vaccination or corona infection.

A booster vaccination is an extra jab for people who have completed the primary series of corona vaccinations. A booster can improve the effectiveness of the primary series of jabs. From March 2022, 12 to 17 year olds will also be offered a booster vaccination.

Primary series means:
* having received 1 dose (of the Janssen vaccine), or
* 2 doses (BioNTech/Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca or Novavax), or
* 2 doses of either of these vaccines, or
* having had corona and at least 1 dose

People with a serious immune disorder have been offered a third vaccination. In that case the third shot is part of the primary series of vaccinations.

The autumn round repeat vaccination against COVID-19 started on 19 September 2022. During this round, the repeat vaccination against corona can be obtained. Repeat vaccination counts all vaccinations taken as of 19 September 2022, except those from the primary series.

Certain groups of people can get a repeat vaccination against corona 3 months after a booster shot (or a corona infection). This repeat shot should bring the protection against corona back up to standard. These groups are people over 60, residents of nursing homes, people with Down syndrome and people with a immune disorder. The repeat vaccination is not part of the primary series of corona vaccinations.

This table shows how many people have received a repeat vaccination against corona, as well as the primary series of corona vaccinations. More information about the variety of vaccinations in the drop-down menu.

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This table shows how many people who have received the primary series of corona vaccinations, as well as the booster and the repeat vaccinations. More information about the variety of vaccinations in the drop-down menu.

*&ast; Total number of people currently registered in the Netherlands.*

Vaccinated people

The autumn round repeat vaccination against COVID-19 started on 19 September 2022. During this round, the repeat vaccination against corona can be obtained.

Percentage of residents aged 12 and over (born in 2010 or earlier) who obtained a repeat vaccination against corona.

Percentage of residents aged 60 and over (born in 1962 or earlier) who obtained a repeat vaccination against corona.

Vaccination coverage repeat vaccination against COVID-19

The primary series provides the basic protection against corona. To get a repeat vaccination, the primary series must be completed.

Percentage of residents aged 12 and over (born in 2010 or earlier) who have completed the primary series of corona vaccinations.

Percentage of residents aged 18 and over (born in 2004 or earlier) who have completed the primary series of corona vaccinations.

What can you do

COVID-19 vaccinaties in Almere

Vaccination coverage repeat vaccination against COVID-19

Vaccination coverage primary series

Vaccination coverage of Almere

Archived graphs