The provided pie charts illustrates the comparisons of consuming of water in three major sectors for various aims across six different regions worldwide.
Overall, the data highlights a predominance of agricultural water usage in Africa, Central and Southeast Asia, while water usage for industry stood at the second most-consumed place notably. Domestic consumption of water, on the other hand, is roughly lower throughout all presented areas around the world.
In details, the highest utilisation of water for agricultural purposes is observed in Africa and two regions of Asia, with percentages ranging from 81% to 88%,whereas South America was notably higher with 71% of consumption.In contrast, there was only 32% and 33%, the lowest percentages, in agriculture water consumption for North America and Europe.
Conversely, for consumption of water for industrial purposes, the highest proportion of 48% and 53% are witnessed in North America and Europe, compared to only 10% and 12% in South America and Southeast Asia, as well as 7% and 5% in Africa and Central Asia respectively.Alternatively, domestic water consumption is the highest in South America, Europe and Africa, with approximately 15% for the same purpose. Despite this, Africa and Asia is the regions with the smallest proportion of water consumption with 7% and 9% individually for the same purpose.