The table illustrates how much water used in three ways, by four different countries, measured in percentages.
Overall, agriculture in opposite to domestic use, spend significantly more water, while the figure for industry shows the average number of other sections. All figures demonstrates different index’s in all sections.
To begin with countries, which concentrated on one section and spent big amount of water for it. The figures for Egypt and Canada showed 10% in industry and agriculture, respectively. While domestic use showed low shares for both counties, at 8% and 20%, in the agriculture and industry they demonstrates highest index, at 82% and 70%, respectively.
To continue with countries, which use water more equally and show almost the same index. The lowest figures for Saudi Arabia and New Zealand are in domestic use, at 6% and 10%, respectively. While New Zealand demonstrated almost equal index in other sections, at 46% and 44%, shares of Saudi Arabia showed 30% in industry and 64% in agriculture.
