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With a country-wide comprehensive internet survey conducted in India, we aimto determine the factors that drive hesitancy towards getting vaccinated forCOVID-19, and also compare their levels of influence. The perceived reliabilityand effectiveness of available vaccines turn out to be important drivers inlowering vaccine hesitancy. Additionally, higher hesitancy is associated withbeing of a younger age or having lower education. Furthermore, comparingvaccine attitudes from observations before a major COVID-19 wave with thosefrom after, we find that the latter are significantly less hesitant aboutgetting the vaccine. We also find that in addition to the standard knowledgeand awareness campaigns, local level peer influences are important factors thataffect vaccine hesitancy. Finally, we use statistically significant estimatesfrom logistic regression on our survey data in a synthetic heterogeneouscomplex network-based society, to extrapolate scenarios that may arise from thedynamic interactions between our variables of interest. We use outcomes fromthis simulated society to suggest strategic interventions that may lowervaccine hesitancy.

To Jab or Not to Jab? A Study on COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy in India