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The Algeria government has invested $2.2 billion to desalination plants. They have built dams and water resoviors to collect rainfall, and they already import water from other countries.
They lose around 50% of their drinking water to leaks in pipes. They can increase the pipe managment and they would lose less water. They can filter river water and grey and black water to reuse so they can reuse and save water. They can use renewable energy sources like solar or wind power can make the desalination process more eco-friendly and cheaper so they can desalinate more water.
The red dots are where the desalination plants are, they are all next to the sea which makes it cheaper so they dont always have to transport water to the plants.
Algerias water management is a major challenge for Algeria due to the need for drinking water and regular droughts. Algerias piping system wastes around 50% of the fresh water they have because of low maintanence.
Between Algeria and Morroco they have conflicts over who should own the Western Sahara and it remains unresolved, although theres a water scarcity over the Western Sahara, they are not fighting over water.
Imports: Mainly receives imports from China, France, Italy, Spain, and Germany. Machines and equipment for construction, food and agricultural products, vehicles and transport equipment, chemicals, consumer goods like electronics and household items, and mineral products like oil and gas.
Exports: The main exports are crude oil and natural gas being the main contributors to its international trade, and natural resources such as iron, phosphates, uranium, and lead. They mainly export to Italy, Spain, France, the United States.
GDP: The currency of Algeria is the Algerian Dinar. The GDP of Algeria is 194,998,449,777 (2022) and the GDP per capita in is Algeria 4,342.63 (2022).
About 80% of the country is desert, grasslands, and mountains. Algeria's weather is different from season to season and from one location to another. In the north, summers are usually hot with a little to no rain. Begins to rain in winter. Algeria is located in Northern Africa, bordering the Mediterranean Sea, between Morocco and Tunisia. 36°45'33"N 3°03'31"E
Algeria has the Albian aquifer that goes through Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya.
Chelif River, Seybouse River, Moulouya River, and the Sahara Rivers are all rivers that have fresh water. The water is used for agriculture which contributes to Algeria's economy, they use freshwater for daily activities like drinking, cooking, and personal hygiene, they also need fresh water for industries that produce things and can provide energy using hydropower.
Rivers: Chelif 435 miles, Djedi 298 miles, Medjerda (shared with Tunisia) 280 miles, Ziz (shared with Morocco) 175 miles, Seybouse 140 miles.
Ocean/Seas: Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea