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The water supply and sanitation in Egypt is shaped by both significant achievements and persistent challenges. The country is heavily reliant on the Nile River, which provides 90% of its total water resources, amounting to 55 billion cubic meters annually, a figure unchanged since 1954. However, national water demand exceeds 90 billion cubic meters, creating a chronic water deficit. As a result, per capita water availability declined to 570 cubic meters in 2018, well below the 1,000 cubic meter water scarcity threshold. In response, Egypt has prioritized water conservation and wastewater treatment infrastructure to optimize limited resources while addressing rising consumption from population growth and agricultural expansion.
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