Challenges of Providing Free Basic Water (Grade 10 NSC Matric Geography): Flashcards
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Year Free Basic Water Policy introduced
Year Free Basic Water Policy introduced
1999
Free basic water amount per person per day
Free basic water amount per person per day
25 litres
% of South Africans getting water from taps
% of South Africans getting water from taps
90%
Human water cycle definition
Human water cycle definition
Natural water cycle including human activities on water
Rural water access: 1994 to 2010 improvement
Rural water access: 1994 to 2010 improvement
44.4% to 79.1%
Urban water access: 1994 to 2010 improvement
Urban water access: 1994 to 2010 improvement
70.3% to 95.6%
Additional South Africans with water since 1994
Additional South Africans with water since 1994
At least 15 million
Main rural water provision challenges
Main rural water provision challenges
Scattered populations, long distances, high costs
Main urban water provision challenges
Main urban water provision challenges
Rapid population, old infrastructure, skills shortage
Period of most significant water improvements
Period of most significant water improvements
2002-2007