The pie charts show information about water usages in six area of the world, such as North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Central Asia, and South East Asia. These usages divided into three categories, like industrial use, agricultural use, and domestic use.
In North America, the biggest water usage is caused by industrial use at 48 percent, followed by agricultural use at 39 percent, and the least by domestic use. On the other hand, in South America, the largest contributor of water usage is by agricultural use at a huge 71 percent, while domestic use and industrial use contributed 19 percent and 10 percent respectively.
On the other part of the world, Europe, although 53 percent of water usage caused by industrial use, only 32 percent is used for agricultural use, and 15 percent for domestic use. When it comes with Africa, almost all of the water is being used for agricultural use at 84 percent, and only a mere nine percent and seven percent for domestic and industrial use.
However, when we take a look at Central Asia, 88 percent of water is going to the agricultural use, and seven percent for domestic use. While only five percent of it are being used for industrial use. On the other side of Asia, particularly South East Asia, the usage of water mostly goes to agricultural use, while only 12 percent to industrial, and a tiny bits goes to domestic use.