The pie charts indicate the proportion of water consumed in six areas around the world, consisting of Europe, America, Asia, and Africa.
It can be easily observed that a large amount of water is spent on the industrial field in Europe and North America. Meanwhile, agriculture has the highest exploitation in other areas that are Africa, Central Asia, Southeast Asia, and South America.
In Europe and North America, these areas share similar patterns of water consumption, and the depiction’s details are relative. It is 53% and 48%, respectively, which are the figures for industrial use in these. Following that, domestic and agricultural use in Europe are 13% and 32%, respectively; these are 15% and 39% in the others.
Regarding other areas, the use of water in agriculture has the highest percentage, with Central Asia leading the world with 88%. After that, Southeast Asia and Africa also have a high figure in this field, which does not have much difference, fluctuate 83%. Therefore, in three areas, the use of water for industry and household is the lowest, which is only below 10% of the total. While these fields have the same figure in South America, which is 10%.