Sentence examples for improved water and from inspiring English sources

Findings and Conclusions: Rwanda's remarkable progress made over the past years is strongly apparent: an overwhelming majority of households have access to improved water and improved sanitation, and access to mosquito nets in their homes.

3– 12 In 2008, 63% of the Haitian population had access to improved water and 17% to improved sanitation.

Providing micronutrient supplements and improved water and sanitation systems and improving access to health care are also essential.

According to UNICEF/WHO figures 73 percent of Zimbabweans have access to improved water and 60 percent had access to improved sanitation.

This means some 3.3 million children in rural areas do not have access to improved water and more than 11 million children lack access to improved sanitation.

This means some 3.3 million children in rural areas do not have access to improved water and over 11 million children lack access to improved sanitation.

Globally, more than 125 million children under five years of age live in households with no access to improved water and more than 280 million children without access to improved sanitation facilities.

Because of the public goods nature of access to improved water and sanitation (private income can take you only so far – there needs to be a functioning public drain, sewer and treatment system), government leadership and effective functioning is vital.

"Are we giving consumers potable water or not?" Mr. Basañes asked, noting that the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean region have invested a total of about $2.8 billion a year on improved water and sanitation since 1990.

These figures can be drastically reduced if they get access to improved water and sanitation.

To date, more than 187,000 people in India have benefitted from improved water and sanitation from this program and global repayment rates for WaterCredit are 97%.