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Visualizing the Water Accessibility Divide in Sub-Saharan Africa
Visualizing the Water Accessibility Divide in Sub-Saharan Africa
According to the United Nations, having access to safe drinking water is a universal human right.
Yet, in Sub-Saharan Africa, only 39% of the population has water connected to their homes—and in the region’s rural areas, this figure drops to just 19%.
Visualized: The State of Central Bank Digital Currencies
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Ranked: The Most and Least Livable Cities in 2022
Ranked: The Most and Least Livable Cities in 2022
Pandemic restrictions changed the livability of many urban centers worldwide as cultural sites were shuttered, restaurant dining was restricted, and local economies faced the consequences. But as cities worldwide return to the status quo, many of these urban centers have become desirable places to live yet again.