Jérôme Fourquet is director of the opinion & corporate strategies department at Ifop. Sylvain Manternach is a geologist and cartographer.
On the basis of data from the Health Insurance, the geographer of health from the University of Montpellier, Emmanuel Vigneron, drew up on a very fine scale an unprecedented map of vaccination coverage. The researcher calculated for each territory a “comparative vaccination index” which statistically neutralizes the effect of the age of the local populations to bring out other parameters influencing the vaccination rate. In Ile-de-France or in the Lyon metropolitan area, for example, the map shows sociological divisions with a much lower vaccination rate in the working-class suburbs than in the bourgeois districts.
The geography drawn up by Emmanuel Vigneron also shows differences between rural areas and the heart of urban areas, due to a more or less close proximity to the centers.
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