Irrigation is, and will remain, the largest single user of water, but its share of world water consumption is projected to decline from 80 percent in 1995 to 72 percent in 2025 under the business-as-usual scenario (BAU). Economic expansion, population growth and urbanisation will drive demand in the non-irrigation sectors including domestic, industrial and livestock water demand, which will increase by 62 percent over 1995 levels
Limited opportunities to expand the volume of global freshwaters allocated to irrigation means that ...
Over 97% of the world's water is saline and in oceans. Of the 2.5% of water which is fresh, only 3% ...
According to the McKinsey report (2009), the world is facing a water scarcity challenge where agricu...
Are we headed toward a worldwide water crisis? The increasing demand for water among households, ind...
Population growth has significantly increased while the water resources have not. In 1950, per capit...
Reform of water policy is urgently needed to avert severe national, regional and local water scarcit...
Present water shortage is one of the primary world issues, and according to climate change projectio...
Present water shortage is one of the primary world issues, and according to climate change projectio...
Crop production, Food security, Water scarcity, Water productivity, Water supply
"For many people, particularly in developing countries, water scarcity will become a part of their l...
Water is essential for growing food; for household water uses, including drinking, cooking and sanit...
water and its global dimensions • Water for irrigation and food production constitutes one of the gr...
The global demand for water in agriculture will increase over time with increasing population, risin...
Water, like any other natural resource, is vital to a nation’s economic growth and existence. Withou...
The defining issues of the twenty-first century may well be the control of water resources. In the n...
Limited opportunities to expand the volume of global freshwaters allocated to irrigation means that ...
Over 97% of the world's water is saline and in oceans. Of the 2.5% of water which is fresh, only 3% ...
According to the McKinsey report (2009), the world is facing a water scarcity challenge where agricu...
Are we headed toward a worldwide water crisis? The increasing demand for water among households, ind...
Population growth has significantly increased while the water resources have not. In 1950, per capit...
Reform of water policy is urgently needed to avert severe national, regional and local water scarcit...
Present water shortage is one of the primary world issues, and according to climate change projectio...
Present water shortage is one of the primary world issues, and according to climate change projectio...
Crop production, Food security, Water scarcity, Water productivity, Water supply
"For many people, particularly in developing countries, water scarcity will become a part of their l...
Water is essential for growing food; for household water uses, including drinking, cooking and sanit...
water and its global dimensions • Water for irrigation and food production constitutes one of the gr...
The global demand for water in agriculture will increase over time with increasing population, risin...
Water, like any other natural resource, is vital to a nation’s economic growth and existence. Withou...
The defining issues of the twenty-first century may well be the control of water resources. In the n...
Limited opportunities to expand the volume of global freshwaters allocated to irrigation means that ...
Over 97% of the world's water is saline and in oceans. Of the 2.5% of water which is fresh, only 3% ...
According to the McKinsey report (2009), the world is facing a water scarcity challenge where agricu...