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3.1.        Freshwater availability in Europe

The renewable freshwater resources in the European environment per European citizen⁽[1]⁾ amount to 4 560 m³ per year (averaged for the period 1990-2017). However, this freshwater availability is highly variable and unevenly distributed in both space and time (Figure 3.1). For example, in 2017, the renewable freshwater resources per inhabitant ranged between 120 m³ per year in Malta to 70 000 m³ per year in Norway. At smaller spatial scales, e.g. when comparing a highly urbanized area with its surrounding rural region, even more variation occurs.