The charts show the distribution of the world’s water and the way water is used in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Canada.
Overall, most of the world’s water is salt water, while only a small percentage is fresh water. In terms of water usage, agriculture uses the largest amount of water in Egypt and Saudi Arabia, whereas industry is the main user in Canada.
According to the first pie chart, about 97% of the world’s water is salt water, while only 3% is fresh water. The second chart shows that most fresh water is found in ice and glaciers, which make up around 79%. Groundwater accounts for about 20%, while only 1% is surface water.
The bar chart compares water use in three countries. In Egypt, around 80% of water is used for agriculture, about 15% for domestic use, and roughly 5% for industry. Saudi Arabia shows a similar pattern, with agriculture using about 70% of water. Domestic use accounts for around 20%, while industry uses about 10%. In contrast, Canada uses most of its water for industry (around 70%), while agriculture and domestic uses are much lower.