Yemen December 10, 2019 It is estimated that the amount of water in Yemen required during the next decade to meet the growing demand will be about 4.5 billion cubic metres (BCM). The water deficit in 2000 was 700 million cubic metres (MCM), rose to 900 MCM in 2010 and is expected to reach 2,500 MCM in 2025. Tags: Arid - Geography - Mareb Dam - Population projection - Rainfall - Sanaa - water in Yemen - Yemen
Water Use in Yemen December 10, 2019 In 1990, total water use in Yemen was 2,799 MCM/yr. In 2010, it was 3,970 MCM/yr. Since availability is declining and the population is increasing, Yemen may soon run dry Tags: Agriculture water use in Yemen - Domestic euse in Yemen - Fanack Water - water use in Yemen - Yemen
Geography, Climate, and Population December 5, 2015 The population of Jordan has risen substantially over the last 60 years, from around 470,000 in the early 1950s to 6.2 million in 2010, a figure that is expected to double in the next three decades. Tags: 2011 - about - Amman - Border - Climate - Dead Sea - Desert - economy - Evaporation - Fanack - Flood - Groundwater - Iraq - Israel - Jordan - King - Kingdom - Middle East - Palestine - Plateau - Political Reforms - Politics - Population - Precipitation - Rainfall - Refugee - River - Saud - Saudi Arabia - Security - Surface Water - Syria - Valley - War - Water - Water Demand - Watercourse - Yemen