The line graph illustrates information about the changes in water consumption in four regions, namely North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa over the period from 1995 to 2020.
Overall, it is immediately apparent that Asia country experienced the most substantial growth, whereas Africa displayed a noticeable decline throughout the period. Meanwhile, North America and Europe increase significantly.
Turning to the details, Asia started at 600 million cubic meters in 1995 and rose steadily, reaching around 700 million cubic meters by 2010. The upward trend continued, and the figure peaked at roughly 8,500 million cubic meters by the end of the period. In constrast, North Americal began at 500 million in 1995 and increased sharply throughout the period, eventually reaching around 5,300 million cubic meters.
Regarding to the remaining countries, Europe stood at 400 million cubic meters in 1995 and increased steadily during the early years. However, from 2005 onwards the value rose sharply, finishing at approximately 4,500 million cubic meters. Similarly, Africa commenced at 300 million cubic meters in 1995, and increased steadily during the first of the period, before increasing marginally towards the end. By 2020, the figure for Europe stabilized at around 3,500 million cubic meters.