贫困和非贫困地区的安全住房同步实现全覆盖，不再具有差距不同地区饮水水质

Full coverage of safe housing in poor and non-poor areas has been achieved simultaneously, and there is no longer a gap. The analysis results of the drinking water quality qualification rate in different regions also show a similar trend, that is, the water quality qualification rate in poor areas and non-poor areas has increased year by year. The qualified rate of water quality in regions is still lower than that in non-poor areas, but the gap between the two types of regions has been significantly reduced. In 2019, there is no significant difference in the qualified rates of drinking water quality between the two types of regions, and the difference is no longer statistically significant (Table 19) .

Safe housing in poor and non-poor areas to achieve full coverage, no longer have a gap between different areas of drinking water quality pass rate analysis results also show a similar trend, that is, poor areas and non-poor areas of water quality pass rate increased year by year, although the water quality pass rate in poor areas is still lower than non-poor areas, but the gap between the two types of areas significantly narrowed, in 2019, the two types of water quality pass rate has no significant gap, its differences are no longer statistically significant (table 19).

The results show that the qualified rate of drinking water quality in different areas also shows a similar trend, that is, the qualified rate of drinking water quality in poor areas and non poor areas has increased year by year. Although the qualified rate of water quality in poor areas is still lower than that in non poor areas, the gap between the two areas has narrowed significantly. In 2019, the qualified rate of drinking water quality in two areas will increase year by year There was no significant difference in the qualified rate of drinking water quality between the two groups, and the difference was no longer statistically significant (Table 19).<br>