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Water stress score 0–5

Bahrain had the highest water stress: 5.0.

Definition. How much of the available surface and ground water is withdrawn each year, as a score from 0 (low) to 5 (extremely high). How we measure

Source: WRI Aqueduct, accessed on 25 Oct 2026, aqueduct.wri.org (CC BY 4.0)Updated 25 Oct 2026

Countries and territories with data, ranked

164 countries and territories have a figure.
1Bahrain5.0
1Cyprus5.0
1Kuwait5.0
1Lebanon5.0
1Oman5.0
1Qatar5.0
7United Arab Emirates5.0
8Saudi Arabia5.0
9Israel4.9
10Egypt4.9
11Libya4.8
12Yemen4.7
13Botswana4.7
14Iran4.7
15Jordan4.6
16Chile4.5
17San Marino4.4
18Belgium4.4
19Greece4.3
20Tunisia4.3
21Namibia4.2
22South Africa4.2
23Iraq4.1
24India4.1
25Syria4.0
26Mexico4.0
27Morocco4.0
28Eritrea3.9
29Spain3.9
30Algeria3.9
31Pakistan3.8
32Peru3.7
33Turkmenistan3.7
34Uzbekistan3.6
35Thailand3.6
36Andorra3.5
37Albania3.5
38Niger3.5
39Türkiye3.4
40Afghanistan3.4
41Italy3.3
42Kyrgyzstan3.3
43Portugal3.3
44Nepal3.2
45Djibouti3.2
46Mongolia3.1
47North Macedonia3.0
48Armenia3.0
49Lesotho2.9
50Luxembourg2.9
51Australia2.9
52China2.8
53Mauritania2.7
54Guyana2.7
55Indonesia2.7
56Bangladesh2.7
57United States2.6
58Kazakhstan2.5
59Azerbaijan2.5
60South Korea2.4
61Sri Lanka2.4
62Tajikistan2.3
63North Korea2.3
64Senegal2.2
65Zimbabwe2.2
66Lithuania2.1
67Myanmar2.1
68Vietnam2.1
69Germany2.0
70Philippines2.0
71Japan2.0
72El Salvador1.9
73France1.9
74Tanzania1.9
75Cambodia1.9
76Czechia1.8
77Argentina1.8
78Uruguay1.8
79Venezuela1.8
80Timor-Leste1.8
81Somalia1.7
82Suriname1.7
83Poland1.7
84Cuba1.7
85Burkina Faso1.6
86Slovakia1.6
87Dominican Republic1.6
88Haiti1.6
89Netherlands1.6
90Sudan1.5
91Bulgaria1.5
92South Sudan1.4
93Ukraine1.4
94United Kingdom1.3
95Moldova1.3
96Serbia1.2
97Canada1.2
98Estonia1.2
99Romania1.2
100Belarus1.2
101Russia1.2
102Angola1.1
103Brazil1.0
104Malaysia1.0
105Guatemala1.0
106Ethiopia1.0
107Denmark1.0
108Georgia0.9
109Madagascar0.9
110Chad0.9
111Zambia0.8
112Liechtenstein0.8
113Finland0.8
114Nigeria0.8
115Kenya0.8
116Sweden0.8
117Malawi0.8
118Panama0.7
119Laos0.7
120Montenegro0.7
121Mali0.7
122Ecuador0.7
123Costa Rica0.6
124Latvia0.6
125Slovenia0.5
126Colombia0.5
127Hungary0.4
128Switzerland0.4
129Bosnia and Herzegovina0.4
130Mozambique0.4
131Bhutan0.4
132Ireland0.4
133Guinea0.4
134Eswatini0.3
135Guinea-Bissau0.3
136Austria0.3
137Nicaragua0.2
138Uganda0.2
139Norway0.2
140Croatia0.2
141Bolivia0.2
142Honduras0.1
143Ghana0.1
144Belize0.1
145New Zealand0.1
146Gambia0.0
147Republic of the Congo0.0
148Democratic Republic of the Congo0.0
149Central African Republic0.0
150Cameroon0.0
151Benin0.0
152Togo0.0
153Paraguay0.0
154Burundi0.0
154Brunei0.0
154Côte d'Ivoire0.0
154Gabon0.0
154Equatorial Guinea0.0
154Iceland0.0
154Jamaica0.0
154Liberia0.0
154Papua New Guinea0.0
154Rwanda0.0
154Sierra Leone0.0

Source: WRI Aqueduct, accessed on 25 Oct 2026, aqueduct.wri.org (CC BY 4.0)Updated 25 Oct 2026

Water stress
under 0.650.65–1.41.4–2.32.3–3.83.8+
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