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vaccination costeffective approach significantly reduces morbidity mortality related coronavirus disease 19 covid19 nevertheless lack information covid19 vaccine uptake related factors ethiopia including research area assess covid19 vaccine uptake associated factors among adult population dangila district awi zone northwest ethiopia 2023 communitybased mixedtype study design conducted oct 15nov 152022 study population chosen using multistage stratified random sampling technique quantitative study purposive sampling method qualitative inquiry collected data managed analyzed using spss version 25 bivariable multivariable logistic regressions employed identify factors associated vaccine uptakes qualitative part study key informant interview applied interview listened transcripts coded categorized themes analyzed using atlasti 7 software finally finding triangulated quantitative results vaccine uptake among adult population found 47 95 cl 427 510 history test covid19 aor 170 95 ci 102 284 good knowledge covid19 vaccine aor 312 95 ci 211 459 formal education aor 178 95 126 258 good attitude aor 321 95 ci 213 489 poor income category aor 183 95 ci 108 306 female aor 175 95 ci 12 258 living rural area aor 31 95 ci 187 512 significantly associated vaccine uptake rate study also identified misperceptions vaccine efficacy safety availability vaccine lack knowledge vaccine mistrust corona virus vaccine fear adverse effects social media influence religious beliefs found barriers covid 19 vaccine uptake dangila district adult population vaccination uptake covid19 comparatively low raise rate vaccination uptake interventions must focus identified modifiable factors