title: Household drinking water by residence
unit_of_measure: Percent distribution of households by source of drinking water
linearized_input: Household drinking water by residence | Percent distribution of households by source of drinking water | (Piped water into housing unit/yard/plot, Total, 59) (Rainwater, Total, 2) (Bottled water, improved source for cooking/hand washing, Total, 37) (Unimproved source, Total, 2) (Piped water into housing unit/yard/plot, Urban, 59) (Rainwater, Urban, 2) (Bottled water, improved source for cooking/hand washing, Urban, 37) (Unimproved source, Urban, 2) (Piped water into housing unit/yard/plot, Rural, 49) (Rainwater, Rural, 7) (Bottled water, improved source for cooking/hand washing, Rural, 42) (Unimproved source, Rural, 3)
table_text: The most common source of drinking water among both urban and rural households is water piped into their housing unit/yard/plot, followed by bottled water Among urban households, 59% have water piped into their housing unit/yard/plot, 37% use bottled water, and 2% use rainwater. Forty-nine percent of rural households have water piped into their housing unit/yard/plot, 42% use bottled water, and 7% use rainwater. Two percent of urban households and 3% of rural households use an unimproved source of drinking water.
target: The most common source of drinking water among both urban and rural households is water piped into their housing unit/yard/plot, followed by bottled water