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• 18 % of the population did not have access to an improved water source.
• In 2011 82 % of the population of Morocco had access to an improved water source.
• Access to an improved water source in El Salvador was estimated at 76 % in 2006.
• Access to an improved water source does not give an indication about whether water supply is continuous.
• Although much emphasis is put on improving water sources for cleaning than for drinking and cooking alone.
• However, 38 % of the population still had no access to an improved water source in 2010.
• In urban areas, 96 % had access to an improved water source and 54 % to improved sanitation.
• Access to an improved water source was 89 % and access to improved sanitation was 55 % in 2008.
• Having access to an improved water source, however, is not the same as having access to safe water.
• Access to an improved water source in urban areas increased from 73 % in 1990 to 95 % in 2008.
• According to this indicator on improved water sources, the MDG was met in 2010, five years ahead of schedule.
• In communities that lack access to an improved water source, women bear the brunt of the burden of collecting water.
• Only 27 % of the population has access to improved sanitation, 80 to 88 % has access to improved water sources.
• In 2002, some 97 % of all city dwellers and over 70 % of rural dwellers had access to improved water sources.
• Access to an improved water source and improved sanitation has increased significantly in China over the past two decades in parallel with economic growth.
• According to the same survey data access to an improved water source in rural areas remained constant between 1995 and 2004 at 58 %.
• According to JMP estimates access to an improved water source in urban areas increased from 73 % in 1990 to 95 % in 2008.
• The program addresses challenges caused by climate-related water scarcity, including food security, health protection and access to improved water sources.
• Water supply infrastructure fell into disrepair or was damaged, institutions broke down and access to an improved water source declined to 15 %.
• Access to an improved water source stagnated at 47 % of the population from 1990 to 2006, then increased to 54 % in 2010.