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MWITA-FAW-2026-031 · Evidence A · P0

FAO's AQUASTAT Water Data Snapshot 2025 reported renewable water availability per person fell 7% over the prior decade, but the 2025 publication primarily reflects the 2024 collection cycle and data through 2022.

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What this does not establish

A report dated 2025 does not make its underlying country data 2025 observations.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

Country reporting vintages and hydrological variability differ.

What would change the reading

Expose observation year by country and update with new AQUASTAT cycle.

Primary routes

FAW-S025https://www.fao.org/newsroom/detail/renewable-water-availability-per-person-plunges-7-percent-in-a-decade-as-global-scarcity-deepens--fao-data-shows/Open source record →

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