The given pie charts present information about the amount of water consumption for three different purposes: industrial, agricultural, and domestic uses, in six various countries. Overall, water is mostly used for agricultural purposes except in Europe and North America, while household uses take the least amount of water.
According to the pie charts, the largest proportion of the water is used for agricultural uses in Central Asia, Africa, Southeast Asia, and South America, accounting for more than four-fifths at 88%, 84%, 81%, and 71%, respectively. In contrast to these four countries, the highest percentage of water used for industrial purposes is seen in Europe and North America, accounting for 53% and 48%, respectively.
Central and Southeast Asia consumed the same amount of water for domestic uses, comprising little more than one in twenty. The percentage of water consumption in Africa for domestic purposes is very similar to central and south Asia, at 9%, while South America, Europe, and North America utilize more than one in ten, at 19%, 15%, and 13%, respectively.