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Water from abroad share of renewable water

In 2023, Kuwait got the largest share of its renewable water from other countries: 100%.

Source: FAO AQUASTAT2023Updated 25 Oct 2026

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Share of renewable water that flows in from other countries, 2023
under 5.2%5.2%–15%15%–41%41%–67%67%+
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Water from abroadShare of renewable water that flows in from other countries, 2023

Summary

The highest: Kuwait 100%, Egypt 98% and Turkmenistan 97%.

193 countries and territories have a figure for 2023.

Source: FAO AQUASTAT2023Updated 25 Oct 2026

Countries and territories with data

Every country and territory with a figure for 2023.
Kuwait100%
Egypt98%
Turkmenistan97%
Bahrain97%
Mauritania96%
Sudan96%
Hungary94%
Bangladesh91%
Niger90%
Netherlands88%
Moldova87%
Namibia85%
Botswana80%
Uzbekistan80%
Romania80%
Pakistan78%
Azerbaijan77%
Slovakia75%
Cambodia75%
Republic of the Congo73%
Syria72%
Luxembourg71%
Paraguay70%
Ukraine69%
Chad67%
Argentina67%
South Sudan66%
Croatia64%
Gambia63%
Eritrea62%
Benin61%
Iraq61%
Vietnam59%
Somalia59%
Israel58%
Mozambique54%
Latvia52%
Portugal51%
Mali50%
Guinea-Bissau49%
Thailand49%
Bolivia47%
Uruguay46%
Ghana46%
Laos43%
Eswatini41%
Slovenia41%
Belarus41%
Kazakhstan41%
El Salvador41%
Venezuela39%
Zimbabwe39%
Lithuania37%
Uganda35%
Brazil35%
Belgium34%
Senegal34%
Kenya33%
India31%
Germany31%
Democratic Republic of the Congo30%
Belize30%
Austria29%
Afghanistan29%
Rwanda29%
Jordan27%
Switzerland24%
Zambia23%
Nigeria23%
Togo22%
Burundi20%
Tajikistan17%
North Macedonia16%
Greece15%
Guatemala15%
Myanmar14%
Liberia14%
North Korea13%
South Africa13%
Tanzania13%
Peru13%
Armenia12%
Mexico12%
Poland11%
Guyana11%
Albania11%
Colombia9%
Tunisia9%
Côte d'Ivoire9%
Georgia8%
United States8%
Burkina Faso7%
Haiti7%
South Korea7%
Iran7%
Malawi7%
Ireland6%
Nepal6%
Bosnia and Herzegovina5%
France5%
Nicaragua5%
Russia5%
Italy5%
Chile4%
Algeria4%
Cameroon4%
Qatar3%
Palestine3%
Norway3%
Finland3%
Panama2%
Canada2%
Sweden2%
Honduras2%
Türkiye2%
Bulgaria1%
United Kingdom1%
Gabon1%
Kyrgyzstan1%
China1%
Lebanon1%
Estonia1%
Angola0%
Spain0%
United Arab Emirates0%
Antigua and Barbuda0%
Australia0%
Bahamas0%
Barbados0%
Brunei0%
Bhutan0%
Central African Republic0%
Cook Islands0%
Comoros0%
Cabo Verde0%
Costa Rica0%
Cuba0%
Cyprus0%
Czechia0%
Djibouti0%
Dominica0%
Denmark0%
Dominican Republic0%
Ecuador0%
Ethiopia0%
Fiji0%
Faroe Islands0%
Micronesia0%
Guinea0%
Equatorial Guinea0%
Grenada0%
Indonesia0%
Iceland0%
Jamaica0%
Japan0%
Kiribati0%
Saint Kitts and Nevis0%
Libya0%
Saint Lucia0%
Sri Lanka0%
Lesotho0%
Morocco0%
Madagascar0%
Maldives0%
Marshall Islands0%
Malta0%
Mongolia0%
Mauritius0%
Malaysia0%
Niue0%
Nauru0%
New Zealand0%
Oman0%
Philippines0%
Palau0%
Papua New Guinea0%
Puerto Rico0%
Saudi Arabia0%
Singapore0%
Solomon Islands0%
Sierra Leone0%
São Tomé and Príncipe0%
Suriname0%
Seychelles0%
Tokelau0%
Timor-Leste0%
Tonga0%
Trinidad and Tobago0%
Tuvalu0%
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines0%
Vanuatu0%
Samoa0%
Yemen0%

Source: FAO AQUASTAT2023Updated 25 Oct 2026

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