Basic sanitation usage in the Marshall Islands

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World Data Atlas Topics Water Sanitation

Basic sanitation usage of Marshall Islands increased from 79.75 % in 2001 to 84.15 % in 2020 growing at an average annual rate of 0.28%.

Usage - Sanitation - Basic - Oceania
New Zealand	100 % in 2020	WB
Australia	99.99 % in 2020	WB
Palau	99.62 % in 2020	WB
Fiji	99.16 % in 2020	WB
Samoa	96.77 % in 2020	WB
Tonga	92.89 % in 2020	WB
Vanuatu	52.71 % in 2020	WB
Kiribati	45.58 % in 2020	WB
Solomon Islands	34.76 % in 2020	WB

Basic water usage in the Marshall Islands
Drinking water	88.57 % in 2020	WB

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