Key Market Indicators
**Ivory Coast Sets Ambitious Vaccination Target for 2028** The vaccination coverage for children aged one in Ivory Coast is projected to reach 95% by 2028, up from the current 90% in 2023. This marks an average annual growth rate of nearly 1 percentage point. Historically, since 1989, the nation's vaccination coverage has experienced a consistent annual increase of around 1 percentage point. **Vaccine Imports on the Rise** Ivory Coast's vaccine imports are forecasted to hit approximately $51 million by 2028, climbing from $43 million in 2023. This growth reflects an average annual increase of 2.6%. The demand for vaccines in the country has been steadily rising, with an average yearly growth rate of 2.3% since 2000. **Dramatic Decline in Vaccine Exports** In contrast, Ivory Coast's vaccine exports have seen a significant decline. In 2017, exports were valued at just $26, a sharp drop from $1,670 in 2016, representing a staggering 98.5% decrease. Over a longer period, from 2000 onwards, the country's vaccine supply has plummeted by an average of 85% annually.
