Non-piped usage of urban water supplies in Equatorial Guinea

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Between 2003 and 2017, the usage of non-piped water supplies in urban of Equatorial Guinea was declining at a moderating rate to shrink from 44.28 % in 2003 to 33.56 % in 2017.

The usage of non-piped water supplies in urban Africa
Liberia	80.35 % in 2017	WHO
South Sudan	74.88 % in 2017	WHO
Nigeria	73.38 % in 2017	WHO
Sierra Leone	52.08 % in 2017	WHO
Central African Republic	49.45 % in 2017	WHO
Guinea	41.86 % in 2017	WHO
Chad	40.31 % in 2017	WHO
Togo	39.56 % in 2017	WHO
Uganda	38.2 % in 2017	WHO

Equatorial Guinea - Usage - Water Supplies - Non-Piped - Residence
Rural	9.88 % in 2017	WHO

The usage of urban water supplies in Equatorial Guinea
Piped	48.12 % in 2017	WHO
Accessible on premises	22.52 % in 2017	WHO

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Non-piped usage of urban water supplies in Equatorial Guinea

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