The COVID-19 vaccination program in Peru is the national vaccination strategy to protect the population against SARS-CoV-2 employing vaccines developed for the COVID-19 pandemic in Peru. Vaccination began on 9 February 2021, after three days of arrival of first vaccines.^[1] On a nation message, the head of state Francisco Sagasti confirmed the purchase of 38 millions of vaccines, being one million of vaccines for health personnel.^[2]

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COVID-19 vaccination in Peru

Vaccine administered by departments Vaccine administered by provinces
Date	9 February 2021 (2021-02-09)
Location	Peru
Cause	COVID-19 pandemic in Peru
Target	Immunisation of Peruvians against COVID-19
Organised by	Ministry of Health of Peru
Website	Gobierno del Perú

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According to the Government of Peru, the vaccination is predicted in three phases.^[6]

According to the study presented by IPSOS, a French sociological and market research company, the acceptance of the vaccine in the Peruvian population was below 50% until January 2021 due to an environment of mistrust in the management of the Vaccination and management of the pandemic during the government of Martín Vizcarra and Francisco Sagasti. As of February 2021, the period that begins the vaccination process, the study revealed a slow and steady increase in the acceptance of the COVID-19 vaccine.^{[citation needed]}

Note: (*) It was asked how "If right now a vaccine approved by the Ministry of Health and free to prevent the COVID-19, do you? would you be vaccinated or not vaccinated?
Note 2: (**) He wondered how "If tomorrow it's your turn for the COVID-19 vaccine, would you or would you not get the vaccine?"

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