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Approach to cut groundwater loss by 76%
The National Water Strategy 2030 revealed that the Kingdom heavily relies on non-renewable groundwater, which accounts for 80% of water supplies, with an annual consumption of 20.6 billion cubic meters. The goal is to reduce this to between 5 and 9 billion cubic meters to ensure resource sustainability. The agricultural sector is the largest water user, consuming approximately 21.2 billion cubic meters annually. Meanwhile, the average water consumption per person in the municipal sector is 271 liters per day. The strategy emphasizes developing alternative sources and improving water management to achieve sustainable water security.
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