The public water supply to the agriculture, forestry, and seafood sectors in Belgium has shown mixed trends over the past decade, fluctuating from a decrease of 1.49% in 2013 to an increase of 1.45% in 2023. The value for 2023 stood at 10.47 million cubic meters. Between 2013 and 2016, the sector experienced a consistent decline, followed by a recovery phase from 2017, peaking at 10.58 million cubic meters in 2020. A slight dip occurred in 2021, but subsequent years showed moderate growth. The average annual variation (CAGR) over the last 5 years is 1.52%, with future forecasts indicating a continued growth rate of 0.85% annually until 2028.

Future trends to watch:

Potential impacts of climate change on water availability and demand fluctuations.
Technological advancements in water-efficient agricultural practices.
Policy changes regarding water usage regulations and sustainability initiatives.
Economic developments and infrastructural changes influencing water supply dynamics.