Between 2003 and 2022, usage of water supplies accessible on premises in rural of United Republic of Tanzania grew substantially from 1 to 27.37 % rising at an increasing annual rate that reached a maximum of 110.23% in 2008 and then decreased to 2.93% in 2022.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Mauritius | 99 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Egypt | 97.12 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Cabo Verde | 82.92 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Tunisia | 78.43 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Algeria | 71.83 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Senegal | 63.59 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Morocco | 53.68 % in 2022 | WHO |
| South Africa | 53.63 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Botswana | 50.58 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Namibia | 49.9 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Urban | 66.9 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Non-piped | 37.3 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Available when needed | 35.35 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Piped | 28.2 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Free from contamination | 3.14 % in 2022 | WHO |
| Safely managed | 3.14 % in 2022 | WHO |
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