The data show that, in most of the selected countries, the largest share of water withdrawal is in the agricultural sector. The share of migrants alone is not sufficient to explain differences in water use because water use also depends on agriculture, industry, climate, water management, infrastructure, tourism, and the overall structure of the economy. The claim "migrants cause water shortages" is therefore too simplistic and potentially misleading, because the data measure total and sectoral water withdrawal in a country, not the direct impact of migrants. For a fairer explanation, we would also need to add data on water availability, droughts, agricultural production, industrial activity, tourism, household consumption per person, and water-management policies.
\n!!If the students are supposed to produce another kind of output (e.g. roleplay), describe the expected output (e.g. script) and provide clear evaluation criteria that reflect your expectations.!!
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