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Among all six countries, Georgia exhibits the highest water use per capita due to high water loss in the conveyance system (Figure 17). Each Georgian citizen used on average 90.6 m³ of water from renewable freshwater resources during the year of 2018. This corresponds to approximately 248 l of freshwater per capita per day. Georgia has improved its water supply network during recent years. About 40.5 % of the total population was not connected to the water supply in 2015, but this figure decreased by 6.3 % in 2018 as a result of improvements to the network. Although Georgia is a non-water-stressed country, about 34.2 % of its population was not connected to the public water supply in 2018 and had to manage their water demand by self-supply. In addition, the country’s water supply network is in poor condition, causing the network to lose 66.4 % of the total water supply in the network.