The line graph indicates the prevalence of vaccination among childhood in four different countries around the world: Germany, France, India, and Brazil, during 1995 and 2008.
Generally, all countries had elevated trends. The X-axis shows the year, whereas the Y-axis illustrates the number of kids population who has been coverage by the vaccine in percentage.
Starting in 1995. France and Germany had a little gap in the number of kids vaccinated population. In additionally, France revealed their highest rate by having 90 percent of vaccination coverage among children, whereas German started with approximately less than 5 points lower than France. However, Brazil begins with around 75 percent, although India is the lowest one for children’s vaccine prevalence, with only less than half percent of the population having the vaccine.
The four different countries elevate annually their child vaccination programs. By the end of recorded time, all countries had reached their peak points. However, France and German have shared the steadiness line since 2013, when their vaccines covered all under-eighteen-year-old populations. Otherwise, Brazil, had succeeded in reaching a hundred percent for the children’s immunity booster program in 2018.