WATER USE by Country ► in Perspective 🚰

🌊 Representation in water bottles to scale of all the water used by country in a year

⚠️ Water Use: can refer to water withdrawn or water consumed. In our data it refers to water witdrawn.

The data on water consumption in the world is provided by the United Nations (UN, UNESCO, and FAO, see list of publications below).

Worldwide, agriculture accounts for 70% of all water consumption, compared to 20% for industry and 10% for domestic use. In industrialized nations, however, industries consume more than half of the water available for human use. Belgium, for example, uses 80% of the water available for industry.

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[MetaBallStudios]

This video shows the volume of water that each country uses in a year, represented in giant plastic bottles.
Not all countries are represented, only a few, for more information visit the source in the description.

Este video muestra el volumen de agua que usa cada país en un año, representado en botellas de plástico gigantes.

No todos los países están representados, solo unos pocos, para obtener más información, visite la fuente en la descripción.

[surfstarcc]

As a water drinker, I contribute to this.

[harig]

He even detailed that the sun rays can't go into large amount of water, that's why its blackish after half the way. Nice.

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

This explains why a lot of my Indian friends are thirsty

[max_t_dvi]

From 🇮🇳 : Because we don't used tissue paper in toilet 😂, only water. 😂 😂 😂

[Amar]

China: Finally, we’re Number 1!

India: Hold my chai.

[sandervdbrink]

Turkmenistan seems to have a bizarre daily water use.

[bandannagaming]

Imagine opening all of the bottles and spilling them

[harshit]

China USA: We are always at top!
India: Hold my Bisleri

[bipulgamer]

As an Indian, i completely agree with this data.

[TheOneTrueGesta]

RIP to all those people crushed by all those bottles

[kshitijbansod]

Science Teacher: We have only 0.01% Drinkable Water.
All these nations: Hold my bottle🤣

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[Saturn_]

Me: certainly is china that will win this!

India: *NO*

[superpowerdragon]

everyone in turkmenistan have their own swimming pool, and they refresh it everyday

[pranavbalaji]

India to Monaco : That's a nice Swimming pool bruh

[Killer]

Norway: 1700 L water used, every day, by every persona.
Its common to leave the water running for extended periods of time. Shower time, anything between 5 - 30 minutes... normal.
Washing dishes, leaves the tap running. Garden hose, leave it running. Spray everywhere, tap water all the time. Water them plants, water the lawn, water the river. Gotta get that flow going ya know? Did I mention its not like I've seen many places.. "tap water running", and its just dripping basically. No. Regular pressure is like a firehose compared to other countries.

So I get why Norway use more water, per person, every day. Compared to Sweden and Denmark, and many other countries in Europe.

AND HERE COMES AFGHANISTAN.
2674 L daily water used... Sure, laughs in desert and dry climate.

[octagnl]

When a country uses more water than their size: Sad Monaco Noises

[maharathy]

It's started with clear water and gradually it converted into soft drink.

[kirangodara]

Me who was waiting for my country to come on the list and was quiet sure that it uses the most quantity of water be like : 👁👄👁
(I'm Indian)

[harishkarthik]

Hell yea, INDIA is it first. its because of the students who drinks water again and again and goes to washroom again and again to cut our classes ( at school asual as in online classes )