The pie charts provide data about three different ways of utilizing water in six regions of the world in 2003.
Overall, all countries mostly used water in domestic areas, except for the North America and Europe, with agriculture not being prioritized in any of them.
It is not surprising that the most populated continents consumed most of the water for their daily routines in huge proportions.The Central Asia spent almost 90% of the water only on people’s common need.Similiarly the South East Asia and Africa had almost the same share of domestic use, with 81% and 84%, respectively.Compared to them the South America residents consumed less, yet still the biggest amount of its water, with proportion of 71%.Nevertheless, agriculture businesses in the South America were not too neglected like in the previously mentioned countries and they were also a leader among the all analyzed countries, showing 19%.The South East and Central areas of Asia shared the same percentage, while the index of Africa was a little bit higher, exactly 9%.However, its industrial sector utilized 7% of water, which was the exact amount of the liquid used in domestic animal purposes in the territories of Asia.
On the contrary, the Europe and North America found usage of water mostly beneficial for the industrial area, indicating 53% for the former and almost half for the latter.Their dwellers consumed approximately third of their water and companies dealing with agriculture spent only half of the third and even less.