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The image depicts six pie charts illustrating the percentage of water used for different purposes in six areas of the world: North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Central Asia, and South-East Asia. In North America, 48% of water is used for agriculture, 39% for industry, and 13% for domestic purposes. South America has 71% for agriculture, 19% for industry, and 10% for domestic use. Europe uses 53% for agriculture, 37% for industry, and 19% for domestic purposes. Africa has a 84% usage for agriculture, 7% for industry, and 9% for domestic use. Central Asia allocates 88% for agriculture, 5% for industry, and 7% for domestic purposes. Finally, South-East Asia uses 81% for agriculture, 10% for industry, and 9% for domestic use.
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The pie charts indicates the per proportion of water used for agriculture, industry and homes in she wom regions.
Looking from an overall Perspective it is readily apparent that agriculture is the main use of water in Central Asia, Africa, Southeast Asia, and South Ame rica. In contrast, industry uses the most water in Europe and North America.
In Central Asia, Africa, and Southeast Asia, a large share of water use. 88%, 84% and 81% respectively, is for agriculture. On the other hand, neither industry nor domestic use goes over 10% in these regions, expect Im Southeast Asia, Where industry reaches 12%.
In South America, water use for agriculture is a bit. lower at 71%, while 19% goes to household use. Europe and North America use water differently. Industry Hakes up about half of the water in both regions. While agriculture makes up only 32% to 39%. House-hold use is around 13% to 15%.
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