Water supply and sanitation in Mongolia refers to thewater supply and sanitation inMongolia.
The average annual availablesurface water in Mongolia is 2,091 million m3. During dry season, the availability is 1,294 million m3. Around 75% of available surface water in Mongolia is stored inlakes, with the largest availability is inLake Khövsgöl inKhövsgöl Province.[1]
The total use of water in Mongolia in 2018 was 560 million m3. Agriculture used 40%, industry used 25%, livestock used 19% and domestic sectors used 16%.[2]
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InGer districts, residents obtained water from nearbywater kiosks, due to the absence of water supply pipelines to the ger's individual residential buildings and structures. Water kiosks are usually connected to the nearby water supply pipelines for its water sources. In the absence of pipelines, water at water kiosks is brought in by water trucks.[3]
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