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https://www.unesco.org › reports › wwdr › en
Worldwide agriculture accounts for roughly 70 of freshwater withdrawals followed by industry just under 20 and domestic or municipal uses about 12 Groundwater supplies

https://worldwatermap.nationalgeographic.org
Led by National Geographic Explorer Marc Bierkens this World Water Map helps us understand where and why water gaps arise how climate change might aggravate them and even how they might be

https://worldpopulationreview.com › country-rankings › water-consumption...
Water is important for humans for many reasons It is essential for hydration and provides several valuable health benefits It can also help improve the way some human organs function Some

https://ourworldindata.org › water-use
Levels of water use vary significantly across the world The visualization shows the average level of water withdrawal per person per year

https://www.economyinsights.com › water-usage-around-the-world
This in depth analysis examines monthly water use per capita and by country breaks down usage across agriculture industry and households traces historical trends and highlights

https://earth.gov › themes › water-resources
Water is a vital resource to life on Earth While the majority of Earth s surface is covered in water only 1 of Earth s water is readily available for use This includes water used in essential

https://physicscore.com › articles › global-water-use-by-sector-analysis
Explore global water use across sectors agriculture industry domestic and environment Understand patterns trends and sustainability challenges

https://www.unesco.de › assets › dokumente › Deutsche_UNES…
Water use has been increasing by roughly 1 per year over the last 40 years Aquastat n d The bulk of this increase is concentrated in mid le and lower income countries particularly in emerging

https://www.fao.org › newsroom › detail
The update provides a global overview of how water availability and use are evolving presenting new data on irrigation efficiency and water stress reported through the 2024 AQUASTAT