| Legend | |
|---|---|
| Vaccine supply is limited; teachers and other school staff have not been prioritized to receive vaccine | |
| Vaccine supply is limited; teachers and other school staff are a prioritized group and will be offered vaccine as supply increases | |
| Teachers and other school staff are currently being offered vaccine as a priority group | |
| Teachers and other school staff were never prioritized but now vaccine supply exceeds demand and all adults in the country are eligible for vaccination | |
| Teachers and other school staff were once a prioritized group, but now vaccine supply exceeds demand and all adults in the country are eligible for vaccination | |
| Unknown/Data Not Available | |
| Yes | |
| No | |
| Unknown/Data Not Available | |
From the start of data collection until 19 July 2021, the survey asked if teachers/school staff were eligible for vaccination, in at least some areas of a country, as a priority group. On 20 July 2021, the survey was changed to ask about the the type of access that teachers/school staff have to vaccines, in at least some areas of a country.
Johns Hopkins University, World Bank & UNICEF (2021). COVID-19 Global Education Recovery Tracker. Last updated as of ${ mostRecentResponseDate }. Accessed on ${ (new Date()).toISOString().slice(0,10) }. Baltimore, Washington DC, New York: JHU, World Bank, UNICEF.