The ball charts below depict the percentage of water utilized for three different purposes: industrial, agricultural and domestic consumerism, across six areas all over the world.
From the information given in the pattern, it could be argued that the major aspect of usage is agriculture, especially in Africa, Central Asia, South East Asia and South America. A great deal of industrial factor can be seen only in North America and Europe. Furthermore, Europe, North America and South America illustrate the average proportion in contract to other areas.
Overall, the highest figures in farming are from 88% to 71% approximately, while other countries reveal just 30% in average. In addition, in North America and Europe can be seen an emerging trend to industrial utilizing of individuals. To put it simply, the proportion is between 53% and 48%. The last field is the domestic consumerism that consists of low percentage across all the six countries.
In spite of the largest share in farming, Africa and Central Asia show only 7% in other purposes that substantially differs in comparison with Europe. A negligible rate also demonstrates in South East Asia that is 12% roughly.