4. What is Water Scarcity?
Is lack of water to meet the demand( Quantity)
or lack of access to safe water. (Quality)
Economic Scarcity
Physical Scarcity
5. Economic Scarcity:
Developed world finding reliable resource of safe water
is often consuming and expensive.
lack of compassion and good governance
that allows the condition to persist.
Does not have the necessary monetary
to utilize an adequate source of water.
A unequal distribution of resources.
Political and ethnic conflict. etc
6. Physical Scarcity:
Some area lack of water is more profound problem.
Physical access to water is limited.
The demand outstrips the lands ability to provide the
needed water.
Happen in dry part of world or arid region.
15. Health |Life |disease| Agricultural
1 out of every 4 deaths under the age of 5
worldwide is due to a water-related disease.
16. Health |Life |disease | Agricultural
80%
Illness cause by unsafe water and
Sanitation condition
in world.
17. Health |Life |disease| Agricultural
One quarter of the
global population
also live in developing countries that
face water shortages due to a lack of
infrastructure to fetch water from rivers
and aquifers.
18. Health |Life |disease| Agricultural
More than 10% of people
worldwide consume foods
irrigated by wastewater that
can contain chemicals or
disease-causing
organisms..
19. FOCUS| Lack of unsafe water
„Imminent Water Crisis in India‟ Nina Brooks, August 2007
‘’India currently has the world’s second largest population.’’
20. Manmade problem
Extremely poor management, unclear laws,
government corruption, and industrial
Human waste have caused this water supply crunch.
#Indian government must balance competing demands between rich
and poor, the economy and the environment.
