The table shows information on how much water did three different sectors use in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, New Zealand, and Canada. Overall, water used mainly in agriculture in Egypt, while the lowest proportion was seen in domestic use in Saudi Arabia.
Agriculture used to be an sector where the largest amount of water was used. Especially, in Egypt, the amount of water used in this sector accounted for 82%, making it the proportion on the table. Meanwhile, the figure for water used by Saudi Arabians and New Zelanders occupied medium share, with 64% and 44% respectively. However, by contrast these tree countries, Canada accounted for very little percentage in using water in agriculture, with occupying merely 10%.
When it comes to two remaining sectors domestic use and industry, Canadians used the water mostly in both sectors compared to other countries, with in domestic use 20% and in industry 70% respectively. New Zealand was the second major sector using water in domestic use and industry, accounting for 10% and 46%. In Egypt and Saudi Arabia, these proportions were seen at varying degrees. in domestic use, 8% and 6% and in industry, 10% and 30% respectively.