| Water Facility Quality Improved Water Supplies (% in 2022) |
| Accessible on premises | 93.25 | WHO |
| Piped | 82 | WHO |
| Available when needed | 74.7 | WHO |
| Free from contamination | 74.42 | WHO |
| Safely managed | 74.42 | WHO |
| Non-piped | 17 | WHO |
| Europe (%) |
| Liechtenstein | 100 in 2020 | WB |
| San Marino | 100 in 2020 | WB |
| Andorra | 99 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Austria | 99 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Belgium | 99 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Germany | 99 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Greece | 99 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Hungary | 99 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Iceland | 99 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Malta | 99 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Monaco | 99 in 2022 | WHO + 1 other |
| Netherlands | 99 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Norway | 99 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Slovakia | 99 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Sweden | 99 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Switzerland | 99 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| United Kingdom | 99 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Spain | 98.64 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| France | 98.4 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Montenegro | 98.16 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Belarus | 98.07 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Slovenia | 97.77 in 2017 | WHO + 2 others |
| Denmark | 97.7 in 2020 | WHO + 2 others |
| Czech Republic | 97.66 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Finland | 97.5 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Bulgaria | 97.27 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Italy | 97.22 in 2017 | WHO + 2 others |
| Ireland | 97.04 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Luxembourg | 96.52 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Latvia | 93.26 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Estonia | 93.17 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | 91.57 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Portugal | 91.19 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Ukraine | 86.11 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Lithuania | 85.55 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Poland | 80.43 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| North Macedonia | 74.42 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Croatia | 72 in 2007 | WHO + 2 others |
| Albania | 70.08 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Romania | 66.65 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Serbia | 66.58 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Republic of Moldova | 64.88 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Russian Federation | 56.04 in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Water |
| Dam Capacity | 2.29 km3 in 2020 | FAO |
| Drinking water | 97.7 % in 2020 | FAO + 1 other |
| Sanitation | 97.74 % in 2022 | WHO + 1 other |
| Usage | 74.42 % in 2022 | WHO + 2 others |
| Water Supplies | 74.42 % in 2022 | WHO |
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