Rural as well as urban populations continue to struggle to improve access to water and sanitation.
Excellent interactive maps from The Guardian: Access to Drinking Water Around the World – in five infographics
“Access to clean water and sanitation around the world – mapped” – The Guardian – Link to Article
Excellent story by The Guardian discusses reasons for slow progress for WASH (Water Sanitation and Hygiene) programs.
“Let’s illustrate the size of the challenge: there are 2.5 billion people without access to sanitation, 750 million without clean water, at least a billion who defecate in the open, and appalling levels of breakdown and failure of existing infrastructure. What is often forgotten is the projection that the world will have an additional 1.5 billion people by 2030 and almost all of them in the developing world. All this is estimated to cost about $47bn a year, according to the World Bank.”
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Water is cycled (replaced) every time you use water reducing incidence of stagnation.
Recommended Reading:
Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)
Access to clean water and sanitation around the world – mapped
The performance of piped water systems versus handpumps in rural growth centres
Reserved Water Storage 
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