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The image contains six pie charts comparing water usage in six regions: North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Central Asia, and Southeast Asia. Each chart is divided into three segments representing industrial, agricultural, and domestic use. North America shows 48% industrial, 39% agricultural, and 13% domestic use. South America shows 71% agricultural, 19% industrial, and 10% domestic use. Europe shows 53% agricultural, 32% industrial, and 15% domestic use. Africa shows 84% agricultural, 9% industrial, and 7% domestic use. Central Asia shows 88% agricultural, 7% industrial, and 5% domestic use. Southeast Asia shows 81% agricultural, 12% industrial, and 7% domestic use.
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Water consumption patterns across various global regions are depicted in the given pie charts.Overall, agriculture is the dominant use of water in most regions, while domestic use accounts for the smallest proportion.
The diagrams compare water usage across six regions: Europe, Central Asia, South East Asia, Africa, North America, and South America. Domestic use does not exceed 20% in any region, with the highest being 19% in South America and the lowest at 7% in Central and South East Asia. Europe has the highest percentage of industrial use at 53%, followed by North America at 48%. In contrast, Central Asia uses only 5% of its water for industrial purposes.
Agriculture accounts for a significant share of water usage in Central Asia (88%), Africa (84%), and South East Asia (81%). South America follows with 71%, while Europe has the smallest share at 32%.
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