concept   clean water
20 commonsense assertions
Cultures (20) • developed countries (1) • Canada (1) • Australia (1) • Japan (1) • Sweden (1) • Western countries (1) • rural areas in developing countries (1) • Norway (1) • developing countries (1) • urban areas (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • less developed regions (1) • urban areas in developed countries (1) • undeveloped countries (1) • Underprivileged communities (1) • impoverished nations (1) • less economically developed countries (1) • remote areas of developing countries (1) • Remote areas with limited resources (1) • less developed or rural areas (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 clean water developed countries In developed countries, clean water is easily accessible and safe for drinking and daily use from taps or treated sources. 12
2 clean water Canada In Canada, access to clean water is a well-maintained, regulated, and monitored basic human right. 10
3 clean water Australia Australia strictly regulates and maintains high-quality standards for clean water access. 7
4 clean water Japan Japan places a strong emphasis on using advanced technology and stringent regulations to maintain high-quality drinking water. 7
5 clean water Sweden In Sweden, clean water is of high quality and easily accessible, with strict enforcement of drinking water standards. 7
6 clean water Western countries Access to clean water is considered a basic right and easily accessible in Western countries through tap and bottled sources. 6
7 clean water rural areas in developing countries Access to clean water in rural areas of developing countries is limited and contaminated, posing significant health risks. 6
8 clean water Norway Norwegian culture values high quality clean water with strictly enforced drinking water standards. 5
9 clean water developing countries Access to clean water in developing countries is often scarce, not readily accessible, and a major health concern due to contamination. 5
10 clean water urban areas In urban areas, clean water is readily accessible and considered a basic necessity. 5
11 clean water Scandinavian countries Scandinavian countries have an abundance of clean water due to their strong environmental consciousness and proactive measures. 4
12 clean water less developed regions Limited access to clean water in less developed regions increases the likelihood of waterborne diseases. 4
13 clean water urban areas in developed countries Clean water is easily accessible and safe for drinking and daily use in urban areas in developed countries. 4
14 clean water undeveloped countries Limited access to safe drinking water is a major concern in undeveloped regions. 3
15 clean water Underprivileged communities Underprivileged communities may lack access to clean and safe drinking water. 2
16 clean water impoverished nations Clean water scarcity in impoverished nations has a significant impact on public health. 2
17 clean water less economically developed countries Access to clean water is scarce in less economically developed countries, leading to health and sanitation issues. 2
18 clean water remote areas of developing countries In remote areas of developing countries, obtaining clean water is a significant challenge due to widespread scarcity and contamination. 2
19 clean water Remote areas with limited resources Remote areas with limited resources have scarce and difficult access to clean water, leading to reliance on natural water sources or purification methods. 1
20 clean water less developed or rural areas Clean water in less developed or rural areas may need to be manually collected from natural sources. 1