Greece People using at least basic sanitation services, rural (% of rural population)

Greece People using at least basic sanitation services, rural (% of rural population): Key Points

• Take Greece's people using at least basic sanitation services, rural at face value first: 98.14 % of rural population as of 2023, versus 97.77 % of rural population when the series starts in 2014, a 0% rise.
• 2015-2023: Moves up every year without exception. Nothing pulls it back down.
• 2015: The chart's steepest jump happens here, 97.77 to 97.92 % of rural population (~0%).
• A flat patch of 7 identical years sits in the middle of this data — likely filled in between real survey points, not measured fresh each time.
• By 2023, the series lands at 98.14 % of rural population — 0.4% higher than its 2014 starting point.

Why The Line Goes Flat For Years

A trend this clean, held for 10 years, is the exception rather than the rule in most national indicator data — worth treating as a real, durable pattern rather than noise.

This chart answers 'what happened' for Greece, not 'is that good or bad' — that second question needs a comparison point, either other countries or a longer run of history than what's shown here.

Source here is a national/international statistics body, not a live measurement — most time series like this are interpolated or modeled between actual survey years. Treat the trend as the real signal, individual years as approximate.

This is a rural breakdown, not a national figure. If you want the full picture, compare it against the urban series — the two often diverge sharply on indicators like this.