Drinking water and sanitation access — Haiti

Drinking water and sanitation access rose to 73.3% in 2024, from 72.6% in 2023.

How many Haitians can reach a basic drinking-water source and a basic toilet, nationally and in the countryside. Four measures on one annual spine, 2000 to 2024: - Basic drinking water, total and rural. The national share rises from 54% in 2000 to 73% in 2024; the rural share reaches 55%.

Latest value: 73.3% (2024)

Coverage: 2000–2024 · Frequency: annual · 25 observations

Source: World Development Indicators

Recent observations

Period	Value — % of population
2000	54.4%
2001	55.6%
2002	56.9%
2003	58.1%
2004	59.0%
2005	59.8%
2006	60.6%
2007	61.4%
2008	62.2%
2009	63.0%
2010	63.7%
2011	64.5%
2012	65.2%
2013	65.9%
2014	66.6%
2015	67.3%
2016	67.9%
2017	68.5%
2018	69.2%
2019	69.7%
2020	70.5%
2021	71.2%
2022	71.9%
2023	72.6%
2024	73.3%

Sector: SX

Methodology

World Development Indicators The World Bank's compilation of ~1,400 cross-country development indicators, refreshed annually (typically September). For Haiti the underlying data is submitted by national authorities (IHSI, BRH, MEF) and harmonized by the World Bank's Haiti country unit.