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COVID-19 vaccinations

So far approximately 12.4 million vaccine doses have been administered.

Total vaccine doses administered

This graph shows the total number of doses administered according to calculations.

6 Jan13 Jun020,000,000

Planned doses this week

1,448,907

Number of doses the Netherlands expects to administer from 7 to 13 June. The actual number may differ, for example due to people cancelling their appointments or problems with vaccine deliveries.

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Every minute 331 people receive a vaccine dose.

This is an estimate. The estimated figure is based on an average of 238,230 doses per day between 08.00 and 20.00 over the past seven days.

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Number of doses administered

12,442,350

This figure is a calculation of the total number of vaccine doses that have been administered. The calculation is based on the number of vaccine doses that have been delivered to the locations where injections are given. Read more about the calculation in the 'Explanation of the data presented'.

Due to an ICT malfunction, the GGDs have calculated the number of doses adminstered on 7 June and from 10 to 13 June based on the appointments made. The average number of appointments that did not take place was taken into account.

9,284,427 administered by GGDs
Estimated number till Sunday, 13 June

1,319,101 administered in institutions (including hospitals)
Estimated number till Sunday, 13 June

1,838,822 administered in general practices
Estimated number till Sunday, 13 June

Value of Monday, 14 June · Source: RIVM, LNAZ & GGD-GHOR

Delivered and checked doses & doses administered in total

The left-hand side of the graph shows how many vaccine doses in total were available in the Netherlands and how many doses have been administered. The right-hand side of the graph shows how many vaccine doses we will have available in the coming weeks and how many doses are to be administered in the coming weeks.

x million
3 Jan4 Jul018Calculated number ofExpected number
  • Delivered and available vaccines
  • Number of Janssen doses administered
  • Number of AstraZeneca doses administered
  • Number of Moderna doses administered
  • Number of BioNTech/Pfizer doses administered
  • Expected

Value of Tuesday, 8 June · Source: RIVM

Overview of events

In this overview we keep track of events that show how things are going with vaccinations in the Netherlands.

  1. 2021

  3. 6 January

    First vaccine dose administered

  4. 18 January

    Start vaccination of nursing home residents, small-scale residential home residents and residential care home residents with an intellectual disability

  5. 26 January

    Start vaccination of people born in 1931 or earlier who live at home and are mobile

  6. 5 February

    Start vaccination of people born in 1932 to 1936 who live at home and are mobile

  7. 12 February

    Start vaccination of people born in 1937 to 1941 who live at home and are mobile

  8. 15 February

    Start vaccination of people born in 2005 or earlier with high risk medical conditions and people born in 1956 to 1960 who live at home

  9. 20 February

    1 million vaccine doses administered

  10. 22 February

    Start vaccination of mental healthcare inpatients

  11. 2 March

    Start vaccination of home care and social support providers

  12. 13 March

    Start vaccination of people born in 1942 to 1946 who live at home and are mobile

  13. 15 March

    2 million vaccine doses administered

  14. 6 April

    Start vaccination of people born in 1947 to 1951 who live at home and are mobile and of people who live at home and are not mobile

  15. 6 April

    3 million vaccine doses administered

  16. 15 April

    4 million vaccine doses administered

  17. 25 April

    5 million vaccine doses administered

  18. 26 April

    Start vaccination of people born in 1952 to 1955 who live at home and are mobile

  19. 1 May

    Start vaccination of people born in 1961 to 1971 who live at home

  20. 5 May

    6 million vaccine doses administered

  21. 6 May

    Start vaccination of people born in 1961 to 2003 with other medical conditions

  22. 12 May

    7 million vaccine doses administered

  23. 19 May

    8 million vaccine doses administered

  24. 26 May

    9 million vaccine doses administered

  25. 28 May

    Start vaccination of people born in 1972 to 1981

  26. 2 June

    10 million vaccine doses administered

  27. 3 June

    Start vaccination of people born in 1982 to 1991

  28. 8 June

    11 million vaccine doses administered

  29. 12 June

    Start vaccination of people born in 1992 to 2003

  30. 12 June

    12 million vaccine doses administered

Expected

    Willingness to be vaccinated

    Coronavirus vaccination is not obligatory. But if everyone does get vaccinated, the virus will no longer be able to spread. It is therefore vital to know how many people are prepared to be vaccinated. Every three weeks, the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) conducts a survey to establish how many people want to be or have been vaccinated. To find out more about the information on this page, go to ‘Explanation of the data presented’.

    Last values obtained on Tuesday, 8 June. Is updated every three weeks.

    Already vaccinated or willing to be

    This graph shows the percentage of the population that wishes to be vaccinated against COVID-19. It includes people who have already been vaccinated and people who have not yet been vaccinated but want to be. Percentages are given for the overall population and by age group. The figures for this graph come from a survey conducted every three weeks.

    84%

    Percentage of the Dutch population aged 16 and above that has been or wants to be vaccinated.

    29 Sep 202017 May 20210%25%50%75%100%
    • 70+ years old
    • 55 - 69 years old
    • 40 - 54 years old
    • 25 - 39 years old
    • 16 - 24 years old

    This survey was carried out between Tuesday, 11 May en Monday, 17 May. Is updated every 3 weeks.

    Deliveries and stock

    How many vaccine doses can be administered depends on how many doses we receive. Vaccine doses are delivered to the Netherlands every week. After quality control the majority of these are available for vaccination. We keep some doses in a safely stock to ensure enough vaccine doses for both appointments the first few days and the second dose. This page shows how many doses of vaccine were delivered to the Netherlands and how many doses are in stock. To find out more about the information on this page, go to ‘Explanation of the data presented’.

    Last values obtained on Wednesday, 9 June. Is updated on a daily basis.

    Deliveries

    This graph shows how many doses of each vaccine the Netherlands has received or expects to receive in a given week. It assumes 6 doses per vaccine vial for BioNTech / Pfizer, 10 doses per vaccine vial for Moderna, 11 doses per vaccine vial for AstraZeneca and 5 doses per vaccine vial for Janssen.

    x 100.000
    10 - 16 May17 - 23 May24 - 30 May31 May - 6 Jun7 - 13 Jun14 - 20 Jun21 - 27 Jun28 Jun - 4 Jul024681012141618202224
    • BioNTech/Pfizer
    • Moderna
    • AstraZeneca
    • Janssen
    • Expected

    Value of Tuesday, 8 June · Source: RIVM

    Doses in stock per type of vaccine

    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. The available stock is ready for use and partly consists of safety stock. Stocks that are not yet available are vaccines in quality control. After quality control the vaccines are available.

    Select type of vaccine to see the doses in stock

    Week 20Week 21Week 22Week 2310 May6 Jun0500,0001,000,0001,500,000
    • Available doses in stock of BioNTech/Pfizer vaccine
    • Total number of doses in stock of BioNTech/Pfizer vaccine

    Source: RIVM

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