Regularity of Water Supply Sample Clauses

Regularity of Water Supply. Defining irregularity of water supply as the times when water supply is low or when there is lack of water for more than two days in a week, the survey sought to establish whether residents in the Kikuyu experienced an irregular water supply at the time of the survey. The survey noted that most of the water sources in Kikuyu provide a regular water supply as reported by 60% of the respondents as compared to 40% who reported an irregular supply. Further analysis on the number of hour’s water is available indicated that at least 54% of the residents can at least access water for 12 hours per day for 7 days in a week as compared to 46% are experience irregular supply. Such availability can be explained by the fact most of the sources in Limuru are point sources mainly boreholes that accessible throughout the day.
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