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The JMP reports flat urban water coverage

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WHO and UNICEF published the Joint Monitoring Programme update for 2000–2024. Global safely managed drinking water rose from 68 to 74 per cent between 2015 and 2024 while the urban share stayed at about 83 per cent — cities connected enormous numbers of people and stood still in percentage terms, because the denominator grew as fast as the service.

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  2. WHO and UNICEF published the Joint Monitoring Programme update for 2000–2024. Global safely managed drinking water rose from 68 to 74 per cent between 2015 and 2024 while the urban share stayed at about 83 per cent — cities connected enormous numbers of people and stood still in percentage terms, because the denominator grew as fast as the service.
  3. Knowledge
  4. Twenty-first-century urbanisation
  5. Urban water supply and sanitation
  6. The JMP reports flat urban water coverage
  7. Connections
  8. Urban water supply and sanitation
  9. Twenty-first-century urbanisation
  10. Urban dedensification
  11. Municipal fiscal capacity
  12. Lagos
  13. NEWater
  14. Urban land subsidence
  15. The JMP reports flat urban water coverage
  16. Degree of Urbanisation
  17. Sub-Saharan African urban growth
  18. Agglomeration
  19. Urban cooling demand
  20. The world is reported to become majority urban
  21. Nigeria's census is postponed again
  22. The JMP reports flat urban water coverage
  23. World Urbanization Prospects 2025 changes the measurement
  24. Where the next billion city dwellers are projected to be
  25. Evidence
  26. Supports the global and urban coverage figures for safely managed drinking water and sanitation between 2015 and 2024, including the flat urban drinking-water share of about 83 per cent. V55 verification basis: the figures were retrieved from the WHO news release and JMP report summaries; the report and its data tables were not opened, so this record is partially verified.
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