60% of Iraqis Have Access to Safely Managed Drinking Water
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According to data, Iraq has reached 60%, less than developed countries such as Japan (99%), Italy (97%), Ireland (96%) and Iran (94%), but higher than a number of developing countries such as Ghana (43%), Guatemala (49%), Indonesia (30%) and Guinea-Bissau (24%). The report indicated that safe managed drinking water services do not mean a mere water source, but include water from an improved source, available within the home, accessible when need…
60% of Iraqis have access to safely managed drinking water
Baghdad (IraqiNews.com) – Around 60% of Iraq’s population has access to safely managed drinking water services, according to data from UN-Water and the Our World in Data platform. The figures highlight both the progress Iraq has made in expanding access to clean water and the significant challenges that remain. The data comes as more than 2 billion people worldwide still lack access to safe drinking water at home, underscoring the global scale o…
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