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Unlike many water crisis's in the world, the issue in Libya is mismanagement of power. the lack of management is what led to the water facilities to be shut down. Most of this is because the two political governments refuse to work together and help their people.

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Libya has been in chaos for the past few years. recently there has been a lot of fighting between two major governments. One of which gained military support from Isis. The war itself has effected many people in Libya and it plays a major role in the lack of water and other resources for local civilians.

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Three of the four main sources of fresh water in Libya are shut down due to political and war interests.

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Nature and the Environment

Current environmental issues include:
Potable water supplies are in short supply due to a lack of natural fresh water resources.
Soil erosion and desertification are caused by overgrazing.

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Yemen's water crisis is significantly worse than that of any other Middle Eastern country. In the Middle East, the typical person receives 1,250 millimeters (mm) of water each year. In Yemen, the typical person receives 140 mm of water each year.

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A fight between soldiers loyal to President Hadi and those aligned with the Houthi rebel movement has wreaked havoc on Yemen. Since March 2015, more than 7,600 people have died and 42,000 have been injured, the majority of them as a result of air attacks by a Saudi-led multinational coalition that backs the president, who fled first to Aden and then to Saudi Arabia. The conflict, as well as the coalition's blockade, has resulted in a humanitarian calamity, with 70 percent of the population in need of assistance.

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Yemen's administration has been unable to properly solve the water crisis due to its weakness and corruption. The government's failure to provide inhabitants' fundamental necessities, including as water and food, sparked widespread unrest, culminating in the 2011 uprising that toppled Ali Saleh's administration.

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Yemen is a desert country on the Arabian Peninsula's southern tip, bordered on the west by the Red Sea and the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait, on the north by Saudi Arabia, and on the east by Oman. Djibouti, Eritrea, and Somalia share marine boundaries with Yemen.

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Yemen's water crisis has the potential to bring the country to its knees. A rapid population expansion, erroneous agricultural policies encouraging water usage, the cultivation of qat, a lack of government regulation on water use, and a climate prone to global warming all contributed to the water issue.