The pie charts provide information about the rates of water usage for various purposes, including industrial, agricultural, and domestic uses, across six different regions of the world.
Overall, Europe exhibited the highest industrial water usage, while Central Asia had the lowest. Central Asia had the largest segment for agricultural use, whereas Europe had the smallest. Regarding domestic water usage, South America had the largest portion, while Central Asia had the smallest.
In North America, the percentages of water used for industrial, agricultural, and domestic purposes were 48%, 39%, and 13%, respectively. In South America, these percentages were 10%, 71%, and 19%, respectively. Europe showed figures of 53%, 32%, and 15% for industrial, agricultural, and domestic water usage, respectively. In Africa, the figures were 7%, 84%, and 9%, respectively. In Central Asia, the figures stood at 5%, 88%, and 7%, respectively. In South East Asia, water used for industrial, agricultural and domestic use were 12%, 81% and 7%, respectively.
