COVID-19 Switzerland
Information on the current situation, as of 14 January 2022
We publish the current key figures from Monday to Friday (with the exception of public holidays).
Vaccinations,Vaud
Vaccinated people by canton of residence
The data published here is based on information provided to us regularly by the cantons and the Principality of Liechtenstein. We publish the numbers on the following day. Therefore, they may differ from the numbers communicated by the cantons and Liechtenstein. The figures cover vaccines from all manufacturers.
Three vaccines for preventing COVID-19 are authorised in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. People are deemed to be fully vaccinated if they have received two doses of Moderna (Spikevax®) or Pfizer/BioNTech (Comirnaty®) vaccine, or one dose of these vaccines after a proven infection with SARS-CoV2 (FOPH/Federal Vaccination Commission vaccination recommendation). Only one dose of the Johnson & Johnson (Covid-19 Vaccine Janssen®) vaccine is required.
A booster vaccination with an mRNA vaccine from Moderna (Spikevax®) or Pfizer/BioNTech (Comirnaty®) is recommended from four months following full vaccination (primary course of vaccination) for anyone aged 16 and over.
Fully vaccinated people who receive a booster vaccination in accordance with the FOPH/Federal Vaccination Commission vaccination recommendation are presented separately. The share of fully vaccinated people relates to the total population or the age group in question.
Vaccinated people are allocated to the canton in which they live (canton of residence).
The cantons and the Principality of Liechtenstein provide us with the data via a secure electronic channel. They are sent in the form of anonymised individual data.
Geographical distribution
Vaccinated people by canton of residence, Vaud, Status: 13.01.2022
The age groups presented correspond to the COVID-19 vaccination strategy.
Cantons Vaud
Total population, Status: 13.01.2022People with at least one dose: 70,37%
| With booster vaccination | 246 853 | 30,30% |
|---|---|---|
| Fully vaccinated | 564 314 | 69,26% |
| Partially vaccinated | 9046 | 1,11% |
Development over time
Vaccinated people, Vaud, 21.12.2020 to 13.01.2022
Total: The areas represent the cumulative ratio of partially and fully vaccinated people up to the corresponding point in time.
7-day average: The lines show the development of the number of vaccinated people as a 7-day average (average of previous 3 days to subsequent 3 days) who have received a first vaccine dose and those who are fully vaccinated.
Daily values: The graph shows people who received their first dose on this day and those who were fully vaccinated. The lines represent the 7-day rolling average (average of previous 3 days to subsequent 3 days).
Development over time by vaccine
Fully vaccinated people, Vaud, 21.12.2020 to 13.01.2022
Demography
Vaccinated people, Vaud, 21.12.2020 to 13.01.2022
Distribution by age group
Vaud
0–9
0,00%
0,02%
0,44%
10–19
6,24%
48,48%
2,76%
20–29
19,25%
76,51%
1,35%
30–39
22,79%
75,85%
1,43%
40–49
29,30%
80,43%
0,94%
50–59
39,44%
83,34%
0,76%
60–69
53,32%
86,13%
0,56%
70–79
70,80%
90,92%
0,52%
80+
73,51%
89,41%
0,71%
Distribution by gender
Ratio of risk groups to other people
Fully vaccinated people, Vaud, 21.12.2020 to 09.01.2022
The COVID-19 vaccination strategy prioritises people by risk groups (target groups 1 to 4) and all other people (target group 5). The risk groups comprise people at an increased risk of falling seriously ill, infection or transmission.
The personnel administering the vaccination check that the person belongs to the relevant group.
7-day values: the bars represent the ratio each week.
Total: The areas represent the cumulative ratio up to the corresponding point in time. The ratio can be displayed as percentages of “fully vaccinated people” or in relation to the entire population.
Due to mathematical rounding, the sum of the percentages may not be exactly 100%.
Indication for vaccination
Fully vaccinated people, Vaud, 21.12.2020 to 09.01.2022
The graph shows the number of fully vaccinated people per indication. “Other” refers to everyone not belonging to the risk groups as per the COVID-19 vaccination strategy.