Examples of using Drinking water source in English and their translations into Russian
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and construct a drinking water source in Kaspi Municipality.
a comfortable drinking water source.
are unsafe as a drinking water source.
Go to the site paved road, in a drinking water source and the ability to connect to the power line.
Hungary is progressing in the implementation of both their National Environmental Remediation Programme and National Drinking Water Source Protection Programme.
around 97.8 percent population of Bangladesh is using improved drinking water source, while arsenic adjusted figure is about 86 percent.
In 2008 the United Nations Statistics Division indicated that the total proportion of population using an improved drinking water source decreased from 89 per cent in 2000 to 85 per cent in 2006.
an improved drinking water source; and(b)
the proportion of population using an improved drinking water source; the proportion of population using an improved sanitation facility; and the proportion of
Around the world approximately 125 million children under 5 years of age have no access to an improved drinking water source, and around 280 million children under 5 have no access to improved sanitation facilities.
Unfortunately already now about 1.3 billion people around the world do not have access to stable and safe drinking water source and until 2050 the number of those suffering from lack of drinking water can increase up to 7 billion.
breakdown of drinking water source(35.2%), as well as contamination of drinking water sources(21.6%) as the main issues.
to be tapped during droughts so as to protect productive investments(such as perennial crops) and as a drinking water source.
by avoiding meeting all the demands from a single drinking water source, all the more in cases when there is no need in high-quality water. .
that the total proportion of the population using an improved drinking water source increased from 63 per cent in 2000 to 66 per cent in 2006.
94.2 per cent of the population used an improved drinking water source, with 78.9 per cent of households having drinking water piped into their dwelling
where the proportion of the population that uses an improved drinking water source increased from 53 per cent in 1990 to 86 per cent in 2011,
an urban-dweller is almost twice as likely to have access to an improved drinking water source as a rural inhabitant.
The targets and indicators used for the MDGs did not take into account actual access to an improved drinking water source or to improved sanitation facilities and should therefore be
Access to improved drinking water sources and sanitation facilities.