| Africa Usage Water Supplies (%) |
| Algeria | 74.8 in 2022 | WHO |
| Tunisia | 68.32 in 2022 | WHO |
| Morocco | 59.12 in 2022 | WHO |
| Sao Tome and Principe | 55.95 in 2022 | WHO |
| Uganda | 55.88 in 2022 | WHO |
| Lesotho | 48.17 in 2022 | WHO |
| Ghana | 46.44 in 2022 | WHO |
| Malawi | 36.51 in 2022 | WHO |
| Guinea Bissau | 36.04 in 2022 | WHO |
| Gambia | 34.64 in 2022 | WHO |
| Rwanda | 33.1 in 2020 | WHO |
| Zimbabwe | 27.69 in 2022 | WHO |
| Côte d'Ivoire | 27.34 in 2022 | WHO |
| Nigeria | 23.82 in 2022 | WHO |
| Democratic Republic of the Congo | 23.41 in 2022 | WHO |
| Central African Republic | 21.57 in 2022 | WHO |
| Congo | 20.74 in 2021 | WHO |
| Togo | 20.65 in 2022 | WHO |
| Senegal | 12.65 in 2022 | WHO |
| Chad | 12.3 in 2022 | WHO |
| Madagascar | 9.6 in 2022 | WHO |
| Sierra Leone | 9.44 in 2022 | WHO |
| Ethiopia | 9.31 in 2022 | WHO |
| United Republic of Tanzania | 3.14 in 2022 | WHO |
| Water Facility Quality Improved Usage Water Supplies (% in 2022) |
| Available when needed | 32.41 | WHO |
| Non-piped | 22.09 | WHO |
| Piped | 16.43 | WHO |
| Accessible on premises | 13.68 | WHO |
| Free from contamination | 9.6 | WHO |
| Safely managed | 9.6 | WHO |
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