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Mexico reported an access rate to piped water of 93.7% and an affordability rate of 0.9%. According to the Millennium Development Objectives, these values suggest that the government is complying with this policy. Nevertheless, this article shows that when grouping households by income level, the results contradict the evaluation. Households in the three poorest deciles have a water access rate of 87.4% and an affordability rate of 4.74%. With the given water policy, households that are not covered, or have deficient coverage, rely on strategies for substituting piped water, which require an investment of time and additional monetary expenses.

Unequal Access to Water and Its Affordability for Households in Mexico