Is there a country without toilets?

There is no country in the world that has absolutely no toilets, but there are many countries that lack toilets. Ten countries with the largest population lacking toilets in the world: 1. India has a population of 638 million. India is the second most populous country in the world, and it is also the country with the largest population using open-air toilets. Among 1 1 billion Indians, nearly 640 million people lack toilets or other sanitation facilities. In some states, women even put up signs: "No toilet, no bride". 2. Indonesia has a population of 58 million, and 26% of Indonesia's total population has no toilets. At present, South Asia accounts for 64% of the world's public toilets, with the biggest improvement, from 66% in 1990 to 44% in 2008. 3. There are 50 million people in China and 50 million people in China who use toilets outdoors, accounting for only 4% of the population of 654.38+03 billion. Since 1990, the sanitation facilities of 267 million people have been improved. The Los Angeles Times recently reported that the huge increase in China's wealth stimulated the purchase of health facilities. China sells 29 million toilets every year, twice as many as the United States. There are 49 million people in rural Ethiopia, 70% of whom have no indoor toilets. In the past 20 years, this country has made the least progress in increasing sanitation facilities, and only 12% people have improved sanitation facilities. Its neighbor Eritrea is one of the countries with the lowest toilet use rate in the world, and 85% people solve the problem of outdoor defecation. 54,800 Pakistanis, 65,438+77 million Pakistanis, 48 million solve problems anywhere. In the past 20 years, Pakistanis have increased a large number of toilets and other sanitary facilities, and 47 million people no longer go outdoors to use the toilet. However, due to the flood, millions of people were forced to move, which made the sanitary conditions worse. 6. Nigeria has a population of 33 million. Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa. 1.5 1 100 million of the total population, 33 million people go to the toilet outdoors. In the past 20 years, the sanitary facilities of120,000 people have been improved. 7. There are170,000 Sudanese in Sudan, accounting for 4 1% of the country's total population, and they can only go to the toilet outdoors. 8. Nepal150,000 people are located in Nepal between China and India, and the sanitation facilities are very scarce. Up to 52% of the country's 29 million people lack indoor toilets. However, in the past 20 years, 365,438+0% (6.8 million people) of the total population have improved sanitation facilities. 9. Brazil has130,000 people. About130,000 Brazilians go to the toilet in the wild, accounting for 7% of the total population1920,000. In the past 20 years, 80% of Brazilians have improved sanitation facilities, and 50 million people have better sanitation conditions. In Latin America and the Caribbean, the number of people who need to go to the toilet in the wild decreased from 190 to 17% in 2008. 10. Niger has a population of120000. According to the World Health Organization, four-fifths of Niger's population goes to the toilet in the wild. In other words, in this country with a population of14.7 million, there are120,000 people (79% of the total population) who have no toilets available. According to the data updated by the World Health Organization in 20 10, this is an improvement compared with 1990, when 84% of Nigerians had to go to the toilet in the wild.