Band 5+: The charts below show the percentage of water used for different purposes in six areas of the world. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie chart below illustrates the usage of water for different occasions in six parts of the world.

Overall, the consumption of water differs drastically depending on the area. Provided chart compares utilization in contrasting areas like domestic, agricultural and industrial usage.

The highest rate of industrial use is in Europe, accumulating to 53%, and it is significantly high in contrast to other five places given. The percentages are 48% in North America, 10% in South America, 7% in Africa 5% in Central Asia and lastly, 12% in South East Asia. Further, domestic use percentages are approximately the same. The maximum score and the minimum score are in South America and Central Asia, respectively. They are estimated to 19 and 7 percent. Agricultural use is dominating in almost all areas except North America and Europe, where industrial purpose is the dominating one. All observations summarized, it is seen that all given regions use water differently but the application source is industrial.