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Households with Rainwater as Drinking Source
Households with Rainwater as Drinking Source
Households with Rainwater as Drinking Source
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Source
The indicator reports the weighted percentage of households within a boundary area that uses rainwater for drinking purposes. The data are taken from the 2011-2019 National Socioeconomic Survey (Susenas).
On national level, in 2019, around 2.2% of households across Indonesia still relied on rainwater as drinking sources. Provinces most reliant on rainwater as a drinking source include Kalimantan Barat (where four out of ten households relied on rainwater for drinking); Papua (20% of households); Riau (15% of households); and Kalimantan Utara (12% of households).
Households with Rainwater as Drinking Source
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Interval : undefinedly -
Households with Rainwater as Drinking Source
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Interval : Yearly