Top Ten Countries with the Lowest Renewable Water Supply



Here are the top ten countries with the lowest renewable water supply, according to the World Bank:

  • Bahrain
  • Qatar
  • United Arab Emirates
  • San Marino
  • Kuwait
  • Malta
  • Jordan
  • Cyprus
  • Singapore
  • Israel

Renewable water supply refers to the amount of water that is naturally replenished in a year through precipitation. These countries have the lowest levels of renewable water supply, which means they may face challenges in meeting their water demands for agricultural, industrial, and domestic use. It’s important for these countries to implement sustainable water management practices and invest in alternative sources of water such as desalination, water reuse, and rainwater harvesting to ensure water security and resilience to climate change.

Top Ten Countries with Lowest Renewable Water Supply, 2014

S.No. Country (Billion cubic meters /year)
1 Kuwait 0.020
2 Saint Kitts and Nevis 0.024
3 Maldives 0.030
4 Malta 0.051
5 Antigua and Barbuda 0.052
6 Qatar 0.058
7 Barbados 0.080
8 Bahrain 0.116
9 United Arab Emirates 0.150
10 Cabo Verde 0.300

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