00:00Contaminated? Dirty? Or simply not enough?
00:07Access to safe drinking water has globally increased over the past decade,
00:12but 2.1 billion people worldwide still lack enough of it.
00:17These are the findings of a new report released by the World Health Organization on Tuesday.
00:23The document assembled data on the state of hygiene,
00:26access to safely managed sanitation and menstrual health for women and girls from around the world.
00:33Globally, rural areas lag behind urban centers,
00:37where sanitation is generally more developed,
00:40although coverage for hygiene and drinking water has stagnated in cities around the world.
00:46The report also highlighted that 106 million people drink directly from untreated surface sources of water.
00:55And in areas where water infrastructure is lacking,
00:59women and girls are primarily responsible for collecting water,
01:03according to the available data,
01:05which means that they spend less time on other activities.
01:08The WHO called for accelerated action on these issues,
01:13especially for the most marginalized communities.
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