Water Trading Market - Global Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2014 – 2020

Water trading is a voluntary transfer of certain quantity of water between the buyer and the seller, so that the buyer of water can satisfy the demand at its end. It is a solution for all the verticals of end users that need water. Therefore, water trading serves as a solution for different users such as urban and agricultural that provides equal price and allocates water according to the demand. As quoted by the Forbes, there are many projects which have done hundreds of transactions of water worth USD 10 trillion across the globe. It has also identified several water projects and programs such as Water Quality Trading (WQT), Payments for Watershed Services (PWS), Dar es Salaam, Heredia, Saltillo and many others on global basis. Apart from these projects, there are other flow restoration or ground water mitigation projects as well.

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The global market for water trading is growing due to the high demand for clean water. The increase in population across the globe, along with the economic development, has resulted in numerous challenges for the water management. This has, in turn, resulted in the decline of the access to clean and healthy water. Further, there is a rise in the death toll of people due to the water borne illness and they also lack the capital to create infrastructure to combat these problems. All these circumstances have raised the global demand for water and have immensely increased the market for water trading. Presently, many nations have adopted the trend of clean water and to gain benefit from the international water trade. The countries with an ample supply of fresh and clean water, along with the huge capital, serve as a lucrative market for water trading. These countries can make huge profits by investing in the clean water based foreign markets or by exporting water to other countries.

The major restraint to the global water trading...