Usage of water supplies accessible on premises in urban Kiribati

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World Data Atlas Topics Water Usage

Between 2007 and 2022, usage of water supplies accessible on premises in urban in Kiribati was decreasing on average by 0.90% each year, although before that, it grew from 76.56 % in 2003 to 79.52 % in 2007.

Usage of water supplies accessible on premises in urban Oceania
Australia	99 % in 2022	WHO
New Zealand	99 % in 2022	WHO
Samoa	99 % in 2022	WHO
Tonga	99 % in 2022	WHO
Fiji	98.33 % in 2022	WHO
Palau	97.7 % in 2022	WHO
Vanuatu	91.62 % in 2022	WHO
Papua New Guinea	86.53 % in 2022	WHO
Tuvalu	86.38 % in 2022	WHO
Marshall Islands	79.32 % in 2022	WHO

Kiribati - Usage - Water Supplies - Accessible On Premises - Residence
Rural	33.42 % in 2022	WHO

The usage of urban water supplies in Kiribati
Piped	60.81 % in 2022	WHO
Available when needed	48.73 % in 2022	WHO
Non-piped	32.99 % in 2022	WHO
Free from contamination	20.37 % in 2022	WHO
Safely managed	20.37 % in 2022	WHO

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Usage of water supplies accessible on premises in urban Kiribati

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