A Snapshot of Drinking-water and Sanitation in the MDG region Southern Asia 2010 Update
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1 A Snapshot of Drinkingwater and Sanitation in the MDG region Southern Asia 20 Update A regional perspective based on new data from the WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Program for Water Supply and Sanitation UNICEF/INDA /Graham Crouch,, 20 Prepared by: WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Program on Water Supply and Sanitation August 20
2 Sanitation coverage trends Sanitation coverage trends, Southern Asia, 737 million people in Southern Asia practised open defecation in Open Defecation (millions) 638 million Rest, Pakistan, 48 7 Nepal, Afghanistan, 4.3 Bangladesh, , 638 Countries in Southern Asia with 0,000 people practising open defecation, Sri Lanka, 0.2 Significant inequity in use of improved sanitation between urban and rural areas in Southern Asia Since, the population without an improved sanitation facility increased by 163 million Population (millions) National Sanitation coverage, /rural disparities in the population without improved sanitation, Southern Asia, and (millions)
3 Progress towards the MDG target Southern Asia is not on track to meet the MDG sanitation target Sanitation Southern Asia is on track to meet the MDG drinking water target Drinking water Sudan On track: Progress but insufficient: Coverage rate in >95% or was within 5 per cent of the rate required to meet the MDG target Coverage rate in was between 5 per cent and per cent below the rate required to meet the MDG target Not on track: Coverage rate in was the same or lower than the rate in or lower than per cent of the rate required to meet the MDG target, No or insufficient data: Data were unavailable or insufficient to estimate trends Facts 305 million people in Southern Asia gained access to an improved sanitation facility since 547 million people in Southern Asia gained access to an improved drinking water source since In, just over 1 billion people in Southern Asia did not use an improved sanitation facility In, 222 million people in Southern Asia did not use an improved drinking water source The population practising open defecation in Southern Asia decreased from 792 million in, to 737 million in The number of people using a shared sanitation facility in Southern Asia more than doubled from 81 million in, to 173 million in Southern Asia will likely surpass the MDG drinking water target but fall short of meeting the sanitation target 0 92% current trend 87% 88% MDG drinking water target Coverage (%) 80 Drinking water 63% MDG Sanitation target 60 40% current trend 40 Sanitation 36% 20 0 year 2015
4 Drinking water coverage trends Drinking water coverage trends, Southern Asia, 222 million people in Southern Asia did not use an improved drinking water source in Other improved sources (millions) Rest, 5.0 Bangladesh 54, 147 Bangladesh, Pakistan, 18 Afghanistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, 2.1 DR Congo Countries in Southern Asia with 0,000 people without an improved drinking water source, Since, the population without an improved drinking water source decreased by 79 million National 125 Drinking water coverage, /rural disparities in the population without an improved drinking water source, Southern Asia, and (millions) Piped on premises In Afghanistan less than half of the population uses an improved drinking water source Population (millions) sources
5 Sanitation coverage data Open defecation Open defecation Open defecation Sanitation coverage: Country estimates by type of sanitation practices,, 2000, Sanitation Coverage (%) Population Country, area or territory Afghanistan Bangladesh Bhutan Iran, (Islamic Republic of) Maldives Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka Year (x1,000) (%) 12, , , ,632 Sudan , Nigeria 160, , ,042, ,181, , , , , , , , , , , , , Rest of Southern Asia Population gaining access (x1,000) 4,917* 39, , ,829 47,211 6,152 Southern Asia 1,200, ,462, ,668, , estimates are given for Afghanistan Data not available to the WHO/UNICEF JMP are marked with a
6 Drinking water coverage data Piped on premises Other improved Piped on premises Other improved Piped on premises Other improved Drinking water coverage: Country estimates by type of drinking water source, 2000, Drinking Water Coverage (%) Population Country Afghanistan Bangladesh Bhutan Iran, (Islamic Republic of) Maldives Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka Year (x1,000) (%) Rest of Southern Asia 12, , , Sudan , Nigeria , , , ,042, ,181, , , , , , , , , , , , , Population gaining access (x 1,000) 12,583* 37, ,886 84,833 59,690 6,470 Southern Asia 1,200, ,462, ,668, , estimates are given for Afghanistan Data not available to the WHO/UNICEF JMP are marked with a For more data and information on the WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Program for Water Supply and Sanitation visit:
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