Water Crisis is a Social Issue that Needs the Help of Science

Water is the lifeblood and a blessing that neglects it and mismanages it to the point that analysts see future wars in the direction of and access to water. In fact, the water crisis is a social issue, and water as one of the fundamental environmental phenomena is a multifaceted phenomenon where the management of water resource utilization and development is a complex and multidimensional issue, and seems to be the most technical aspect to date. Its social and sociological dimensions have been neglected but technical and biological aspects have been considered. Studies show that there is a significant and significant relationship between water management structure and sociological structure of countries, including political, social and economic, which cannot be integrated and sustainable for water resources management without recognition and attention. Provided. In this review article, while studying the written documents, while examining the water crisis, and the importance of attention in applying appropriate strategies to overcome this crisis, the role and importance of other sciences such as history, water auditing, social sciences, etc. are discussed. To further link the other sciences with water engineering science and encourage researchers to have a more comprehensive and multidimensional view of the water management process.