Between 2003 and 2022, the usage of safely managed water supplies in rural of Bhutan grew substantially from 16.78 to 84.58 % rising at an increasing annual rate that reached a maximum of 31.27% in 2011 and then decreased to 0.00% in 2022.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Turkmenistan | 92.35 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Azerbaijan | 81.13 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Uzbekistan | 70.74 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Kyrgyzstan | 67.28 % in 2022 | WHO |
| India | 66.02 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Bangladesh | 62.35 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Democratic People's Republic of Korea | 48.83 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Pakistan | 46.86 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Georgia | 40.53 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Urban | 58.86 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Piped | 99 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Free from contamination | 91.48 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Available when needed | 88.7 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Accessible on premises | 84.58 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Non-piped | 1 % in 2022 | WHO |
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