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Water 103 Table 4.2.2 Regional Variation of Running and Choked-up Water Supply Source 1998-99 2000-2001 Region Total Total % Running Total Total Running Choked Up Running Choked Up Barisal 149518 6381 95.91 156894 6707 Chittagong 260611 14321 94.79 14439 5396 Chittagong Hill Tracts 13626 4050 77.09 275625 15501 Dhaka 237846 8465 96.56 258634 10374 Khulna 131722 3984 97.06 133945 4889 Rajshahi 121676 5016 96.04 125208 5851 Rangpur 161398 4708 97.17 168236 5263 Source: DPHE (2000), DPHE (2003) Table 4.2.3 Status of Rural Water Supply 1999 2000 Division Source of Drinking Water (%) Source of Drinking Water (%) Tubewell/Tap/ Pond/River/ Tubewell/Tap/ Pond/River/ Ring Well Other Ring Well Other Dhaka 99.9 0.5 99.6 0.9 Chittagong 97.1 3.8 95.9 5.4 Sylhet 94.9 11.0 94.5 9.2 Khulna 91.2 10.3 90.8 10.1 Barisal 95.3 6.9 94.9 6.2 Rajshahi 100.0 0.2 99.9 0.3 Noakhali 97.7 3.0 97.3 3.6 Source : BBS/UNICEF (1999 and 2000) Note : Figures may not add up to 100.0 due to multiple responses
104 People's Report 2002-2003 : Bangladesh Environment Table 4.2.4 Number of Public SST/VSST and PSF Operating in the Rural Areas of the Coastal Districts Coastal Districts 1998-1999 Number of Operating Units 2000-2001 Number of Operating Units SST/VST PSF DTW SST/VST PSF DTW Satkhira 1119 544 644 1128 606 759 Khulna 456 370 3353 328 382 4011 Bagerhat 1005 520 1137 1213 638 1686 Pirojpur 1607 129 1992 1607 129 2163 Jhalakathi 132 67 4072 132 67 4072 Barguna 705 350 8351 705 350 8351 Barisal 0 0 9619 0 0 9619 Patuakhali 0 0 11007 0 0 13881 Bhola 0 0 9832 0 0 10808 Laxmipur 0 0 1188 0 0 1188 Noakhali 873 16 6799 926 20 8563 Feni 0 0 3303 0 0 3618 Chittagong 0 0 10263 0 0 15179 Cox's Bazar 4 0 3171 4 0 3475 Total in Coastal Districts 5897 1996 74731 6043 2192 87373 Bangladesh Total 5904 2135 81987 6046 2557 100669 Source: DPHE (2000), DPHE (2003) Table 4.2.5 Regional Variation in Rural Drinking Water Source 1999 2000 District Source of Drinking Water (%) Source of Drinking Water (%) Tubewell/Tap/ Pond/River/ Tubewell/Tap/ Pond/River/ Ring Well Other Ring Well Other Banderban 54.1 49.8 68.8 36.2 Khagrachari 88.1 18.9 72.9 33.5 Rangamati 61.9 43.5 64.8 41.4 Bagerhat 71.7 34.1 63.7 40.5 Khulna 80.6 23.1 87.7 12.7 Satkhira 76.5 25.0 76.5 24.4 Jhalakathi 88.3 13.1 97.8 3.5 Pirojpur 80.2 25.0 76.3 24.2 Noakhali 97.7 3.0 97.5 3.3 Source : BBS/UNICEF (1999 and 2000) Note : Figures may not add up to 100.0 due to multiple responses
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References CHAPTER 1 Ahmed, M. F.,
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