Between 2001 and 2020, basic drinking water usage in rural of Marshall Islands grew substantially from 93.9 to 94.43 % rising at an increasing annual rate that reached a maximum of 0.04% in 2006 and then decreased to 0.00% in 2020.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Australia | 100 % in 2020 | WB |
| New Zealand | 100 % in 2020 | WB |
| Tuvalu | 100 % in 2020 | WB |
| Palau | 99.76 % in 2020 | WB |
| Tonga | 98.47 % in 2020 | WB |
| Samoa | 91.78 % in 2020 | WB |
| Fiji | 89.09 % in 2020 | WB |
| Vanuatu | 88.4 % in 2020 | WB |
| Kiribati | 60.99 % in 2020 | WB |
| Sanitation | 58.8 % in 2020 | WB |
| Urban | 86.9 % in 2020 | WB |
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