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As we know that water plays a significant role in the world. It's used for drinking, cleaning and economic activities. Economic use refers to water used in agriculture and industry. In agriculture, it's used to grow rice uses a lot amount of water. Cotton is also a part of water usage that requires much amount of water either which is similar to growing rice. In industry, water is used to generate electricity and manufacture products. To conclude, water is very crucial to people, animals and farm. Without water using, our world will be completely dry and disastrous.

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Even tough water play an important role in our daily lives, not everyone has accessed to clean water. Most of people especially, who live in the dry areas are facing the water scarcity because they have faced a bad temperature which is a very dry season that make them lack of water uses. Water shortage occurs when the level of water usage exceeds the water supply available. In other words, water is being used at a rate faster than it can be replenished. A large number of people has moved from the country side to the city due to this problem. To summarize, these are the main causes of Water Shortage that are harming to most people around the world.

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A country is said have the water security when its population has access to adequate quantities of acceptable quality water to sustain its well-being and livelihood. This happens when fresh water availability is more than 2,500 cubic metres per capital per year. If fresh water availability is between 1,700 and 2,500 cubic metres per capital per year, the country is said to experience water vulnerability. When fresh water availability falls below 1,000 cubic metres per capital per year, the country faces water scarcity. For example, Northern Africa where rainfall is low and unreliable ( average rainfall is below 250 milimetres per year). Furthermore, clamre change is predicted to make this region hotter and drier. Thus, more water will be lost due to higher evaporation rates and reduced infiltration, which means a smaller groundwater supply.

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Water is the most abundant substance in the earth's surface. In fact, about 71 per cent of the earth's surface is covered in water. However, most of the earth's water is in the oceans, which is too salty to use or drink. Only 2.8 per cent of the earth's water is fresh water. Of the total fresh water on earth, 68.6 per cent is locked up in ice caps and glaciers. Another 30.1 per cent of fresh water is ground water. Only 1.3 per cent of fresh water is on the surface of the earth. Let's take the closer look at some place that store the water on the earth. First, the oceans which are all interconnected a single, enormous body of water that divided into five oceans, according to the continents they are close to. Second, groundwater where water is stored underground in the soil and underlying rocks when rain falls to the ground. Third, Ice caps, glaciers, rivers and lakes that stored most of the surface fresh water.