Introduction: Cervical cancer can be prevented by early
vaccination of young people against papillomaviruses and screening for
precancerous lesions. After a successful pilot phase, vaccination coverage in
the generalization phase is low. The aim of this study was to determine
papillomavirus vaccination coverage and to identify associated factors. Methods: This was a cross-sectional, descriptive and analytical study conducted from (1st)
to (31th)September (2020) in Koumpentoum district. After a
literature review, we conducted two-stage cluster sampling and direct structured interviews. Socio-demographic
characteristics, knowledge, attitudes, and practices of mothers or guardians
about papillomaviruses vaccination were collected using a standardized
questionnaire. Multiple logistic regression was used to estimate odds ratios. Results: A total of (228) mothers or guardianswere interviewed. Coverage for the first dose was (44.74%) CI95%(38.17-51.44)
compared to (25.88%) CI95%(19.52-31.17)
for the second dose.Factors statistically and significantly
associated with coverage of the first dose of papillomaviruses vaccine were instruction
of mothers or guardians (OR = 5.62 (3.16-9.99); p
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