The usage of non-piped water supplies in rural Kiribati

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World Data Atlas Topics Water Water Supplies

The usage of non-piped water supplies in rural of Kiribati increased from 34.11 % in 2003 to 46.74 % in 2022 growing at an average annual rate of 1.67%.

The usage of non-piped water supplies in rural Oceania
Marshall Islands	85.18 % in 2022	WHO
Palau	69.88 % in 2022	WHO
Vanuatu	49.57 % in 2022	WHO
Papua New Guinea	37.14 % in 2022	WHO
Solomon Islands	28.41 % in 2022	WHO
Fiji	15.79 % in 2022	WHO
Samoa	11.95 % in 2022	WHO
Tonga	1.36 % in 2022	WHO
Tuvalu	1 % in 2022	WHO

Kiribati - Usage - Water Supplies - Non-Piped - Residence
Urban	32.99 % in 2022	WHO

The usage of water supplies in rural Kiribati
Available when needed	50.19 % in 2022	WHO
Accessible on premises	33.42 % in 2022	WHO
Piped	14.91 % in 2022	WHO
Free from contamination	6.5 % in 2022	WHO
Safely managed	6.5 % in 2022	WHO

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The usage of non-piped water supplies in rural Kiribati

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