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The image displays six pie charts representing the percentage of water used for three different purposes (industrial, agricultural, and domestic) across six world regions. Specifically, North America distributes water usage with 48% for industrial, 39% for agricultural, and 13% for domestic purposes. South America utilizes 19% for industrial, 71% for agricultural, and 10% for domestic purposes. Europe shows 32% water usage for industrial, 53% for agricultural, and 15% for domestic purposes. In Africa, there is a heavy reliance on water for agricultural purposes at 84%, with 9% for industrial and 7% for domestic use. Central Asia primarily uses water for agricultural purposes too, with 88% used, alongside 7% for industrial and 5% for domestic uses. Finally, South East Asia utilizes 81% for agricultural purposes, 12% for industrial, and 7% for domestic purposes.
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The charts indicate the proportion of water used for various purposes in six areas of the world. In general, the biggest share of usage was agricultural use in every area except for Europe and North America, where the industrial consumption was the dominant one. It’s also clear that, domestic water use represented the smallest or the second smallest share in every region.
in North America and Europe, industry consumed the largest percentage of water, making up 53% and 48% respectively. Agriculture accounted for 39% of water use in North America, and 32% in Europe, and the domestic consumption showed almost the same proportion in both continent with 13% for North America, and 15% for Europe. By contrast, agriculture consumed the largest percentage of water with 71% while industry was 10% and the domestic was 19%.
Focusing on Africa, Central Asia and South East Asia, agriculture ranged between 81% and 84%. Industry accounted for 12% in South East Asia, 5% in Central Asia and 7% in Africa. However the remaining domestic usage of water was the same in both South East Asia and Central Asia (7%), and it was 9% in Africa.
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