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Egypt is located near the top of Africa.

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This graph shows the different types of water that Egypt has access to and how much there is of it.

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This graph show how much of Egypt's water goes towards certain things such as producing certain foods and trade.

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Between the years 1800 and 2025 the amount of water that Egypt has has been slowly decreasing but the population has been growing.

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This map shows the levels of water scarcity all around the world.

Light Blue= little or no water scarcity

Orange= Physical water scarcity

Yellow= Approaching water scarcity

Purple= Economic water scarcity

Grey= Not estimated

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Water scarcity means not having enough water or not having access to safe water supplies.

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Australia use around 274 liters of water a day. Egypt how ever only uses 200 liters per day.

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Four factors that contribute to water scarcity.

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Four factors that contribute to water scarcity.

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1.Climate change= Climate change effects water scarcity by heating up the earth and making people need more water and making there be less water in a liquid state.

2. Natural Disasters= Some natural disasters can impact water supply in bad ways, such as droughts(drying up all the water) and floods(Limiting the supply of fresh water).

3.Water Waste= People using more water then they should can highly effect how much water other people or they have in the future.

4.Population Growth= Population growth rises the demand for everything but especially the things we need to survive such as food, water and shelter. So more people needing water in a drought or just in the every day can cause water scarcity to increase.