Access to safe drinking water Safe and clean sanitation systems

Percentage of population with access to safe water

(ii) Access to safe and healthy shelter is essential

Improving access to safe drinking water in urban and rural areas

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Subparagraph (b) With regard to access to safe water, according to the 2000 Human Development Report, 3 per cent of the population had no access to safe water in 1998.

The report also confirms 98 per cent access to safe water and sanitation.

Humanitarian access and essential services continue to be intermittently denied to several safe areas.

Also in 2000, 32 per cent of the population had access to safe drinking water and 36 per cent access to sanitation.

The prime responsibility lies with the Governments of the affected countries to ensure safe access.

At the same time, WHO advocated for safe access to health facilities for all Palestinians.

About 77 of the population in Namibia has access to safe drinking water, and 41 has access to sanitary means of excreta disposal.

And one of the major gaps in care, almost across the board, is access to safe surgery.

The Committee notes with concern the shortage of access to safe drinking water in highly industrialized areas.

It further reinforces the need for safe and unhindered access by humanitarian actors to populations in need.

Elsewhere, access to safe water was provided to 2.7 million people and sanitation facilities to 1 million.

And one of the major gaps in care, almost across the board, is access to safe surgery.

It has neither reduced the cost of space access nor made space flight safe and routine, as promised.

Target 10 Halve by 2015 the percentage of people without access to safe drinking water and sanitation services

Internally displaced persons face severe food shortages and inadequate access to safe drinking water, health and education services.

According to a 2004 Government report, only 23 per cent of the population has access to safe water and only 12 per cent has access to adequate sanitation.

(a) To monitor and control access to the safe areas by means of checkpoints, where access roads cross the perimeters of those areas, and at other important points

The majority of the population has access to safe water and sanitation facilities in both rural and urban areas.

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(b) Reaffirmation of free, safe and unimpeded access for humanitarian assistance and the role of humanitarian diplomacy in that regard

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In Latin America, about 15 of the population roughly 76 million people do not have access to safe water, and 116 million people do not have access to sanitation services.

According to a 2004 report by the Government, only 23 per cent of the people have access to safe water and only 12 per cent have access to adequate sanitation.

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Calls upon States to adopt effective measures to prevent mother to child transmission of HIV and to facilitate access to antiretroviral therapy, safe delivery practices and breast milk substitutes, where feasible and safe

Calls upon States to adopt effective measures to prevent mother to child transmission of HIV and to facilitate access to antiretroviral therapy, safe delivery practices and breast milk substitutes, where feasible and safe

(c) To observe the humanitarian ceasefire and grant immediate, safe and unhindered humanitarian access to Darfur and elsewhere in the Sudan

(c) To observe the humanitarian ceasefire and grant immediate, safe and unhindered humanitarian access to Darfur and elsewhere in the Sudan

(c) To observe the humanitarian ceasefire and grant immediate, safe and unhindered humanitarian access to Darfur and elsewhere in the Sudan

This means that 97 per cent of the population in rural areas and urban centres did have access to safe water.

In resolution 48 200 of 21 December 1993, the Assembly stressed the importance of safe access for personnel providing relief assistance.

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Safe, Octavius. Brutus is safe enough.

There is also a need to ensure that enhancing access to safe drinking water and sanitation forms a part of development strategies.

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As we have observed, the poverty statistics in many regions are discouraging, particularly with regard to sanitation, access to safe drinking water, child mortality, childcare, environmental degradation and access to basic quality education.

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