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My Country is Syria

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The amount of renewable freshwater resources (meters cubed) has declined rapidly in Syria and in many Middle Eastern Countries, due in part to the drying up of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. When the amount of country water withdrawals (how much is used-depends on population and other factors) exceeds the amount of water influx (resources available), there will be a steady decline in water availability. Syria's water resources have declined significantly over the past 40 years, even with the slight increase in recent years. As a result, Syria is experiencing water scarcity.

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% of Syrian People with Access to Clean Water

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Total Population
18.28 Million
Average Age
24.3 years
Life expectancy
75.1 years
Literacy rate (overall, for men, and for women)
80.84% overall, 90.3% for men, 77.7% for women
GDP Per Capita
$1,265.61 USD
Religions (as percentages of the population)
Sunni  Muslims 74%, Alawite 13%, groups of Christians and Jews
Percent access to electricity
100%
Percent access to clean water
50%
Percent access to cell phones
96%
Percent of population below the poverty line
90%