Key Market Indicators
Samoa's vaccination coverage is projected to decline significantly over the next five years. By 2028, only 31% of Samoan children aged one year old are expected to be vaccinated, down from 42% in 2023. This reflects a yearly decrease of approximately five percentage points. Historically, the Samoan market had seen a growth of 6.3 percentage points annually since 1985. In terms of vaccine imports, Samoa is also set to experience a downward trend. By 2028, vaccine imports are anticipated to drop to $55,000 from $69,000 in 2023, averaging a 3.8% annual decline. This is in contrast to a previous period of growth, where demand increased by 8.3% annually since 2006. Conversely, Samoan vaccine exports are on the rise. By 2028, exports are expected to reach $4,500, up from $3,700 in 2023, reflecting a 3.1% annual growth rate. Since 2019, Samoan vaccine supply has surged by 40.5% annually. In the global ranking for 2023, Samoa was positioned at number 54, with Kazakhstan surpassing it at $3,700. Belgium, the United Kingdom, and France occupied the second, third, and fourth spots, respectively.
