Vietnam has abundant water resources from surface water like rivers and reservoirs as well as groundwater. However, water availability and quality varies significantly by region. The Mekong River Delta and Red River Delta have the most plentiful water resources but also face issues like floods and overexploitation of groundwater for agriculture. Many regions experience seasonal drought and flash floods, and water scarcity is a problem in some northern mountainous areas. Sustainable management of water resources is needed to address regional imbalances and ensure sufficient quality water for all sectors.