The urban usage of piped water supplies in Equatorial Guinea

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World Data Atlas Topics Water Usage

Urban usage of piped water supplies of Equatorial Guinea increased from 26.04 % in 2003 to 48.12 % in 2017 growing at an average annual rate of 4.53%.

Urban usage of piped water supplies in Africa
Mauritius	99 % in 2017	WHO
Egypt	98.7 % in 2017	WHO
South Africa	98.17 % in 2017	WHO
Djibouti	98.12 % in 2017	WHO
Sao Tome and Principe	97.7 % in 2017	WHO
Tunisia	97.66 % in 2017	WHO
Namibia	97.35 % in 2017	WHO
Botswana	97.13 % in 2017	WHO
Gabon	94.21 % in 2017	WHO
Morocco	93.91 % in 2017	WHO

Equatorial Guinea - Usage - Water Supplies - Piped - Residence
Rural	22.25 % in 2017	WHO

The usage of urban water supplies in Equatorial Guinea
Non-piped	33.56 % in 2017	WHO
Accessible on premises	22.52 % in 2017	WHO

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The urban usage of piped water supplies in Equatorial Guinea

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