Access to safe water 700,000 ( ) 2.5 years

Access to safe water and adequate excreta disposal facilities

Camp shelters with access to safe water (per cent)c

Improving access to safe drinking water in urban and rural areas

Was there information on access to safe water supply and sanitation?

With 20 billion dollars, everyone can have access to safe drinking water.

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

Lack of access to safe water is associated with high child mortality rates

26. The Summit goal of universal access to safe drinking water and safe environmental sanitation by the year 2000 was endorsed by Agenda 21.

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

An estimated 1.4 billion people still lack access to safe water and about twice as many have no access to adequate 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.

The Committee is also concerned about the problems encountered in providing access to safe water.

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

It is no longer sufficient for international access to be unimpeded a positive obligation to guarantee unhindered and safe access is also required.

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.

This confirms that each individual has a right to reproductive health and access to safe abortion services.

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.

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

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

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

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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.

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

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

Access to improved health services, safe drinking water and sanitation had become more widespread, and the maternal mortality rate had decreased significantly.

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.

According to the most recent data, some 1.4 billion people in developing countries did not have access to safe drinking water in the mid 1990s and 2.7 billion lacked access to adequate sanitation.

The role of peacekeeping missions in creating a secure and safe environment enabling humanitarian organizations to have full, safe and unhindered access to the population, including the internally displaced in need of protection and assistance, is crucial.

We recall the Millennium Development Goal (September, 2000) to halve the proportion of people unable to access affordable, safe drinking water by 2015.

The Committee recalls the State party's obligation to ensure access to safe drinking water within, or in the immediate vicinity of each household.

The Committee recommends that the State party undertake effective measures to guarantee access to safe drinking water to all persons under its jurisdiction.

Bangladesh has virtually achieved gender parity in primary school level and access to safe drinking water for 100 per cent of the people.

UNICEF continued its efforts to improve access to safe drinking water, but more efforts and resources were needed to fight the arsenic contamination.

The European Community UNICEF partnership aims at ensuring access to safe water for nearly 1.5 million people and sanitation for nearly 500,000 people.

Safe. I never asked for anything safe.

It was possible that, by the year 2000, Africans would account for 60 per cent of the people without access to safe drinking water.

How might we improve access to safe drinking water for the world's poorest people, and at the same time stimulate innovation amongst local water providers?

So with just eight billion dollars, we can hit the millennium goal's target of halving the number of people without access to safe drinking water.