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In Armenia, annual household water use has fluctuated significantly in recent years, dropping between 2000-2009, and then increasing between 2009-2017, due to the expansion of the public water supply network to rural areas. As a result of this expansion, the total water volume supplied to households by the water supply industry increased from 61.4 million m³ in 2009 to 107.6 million m³ in 2017. Over the same time, the country’s population has decreased by 7 %. Water losses during transport remain high, with an average rate of 30 % of total water supply, posing high pressure mainly on groundwater resources. In 2017, on average, an Armenian citizen used 36 m³ of water from renewable freshwater resources. This corresponds to approximately 98.6 l of freshwater per capita per day.