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Band 7+: The table below shows the water consumption percentages in four countries by different sectors (households, industry and agriculture). Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows water consumption percentages for households, industry, and agriculture in four countries: Egypt with households 7%, industry 7%, agriculture 86%; Saudi Arabia with households 23%, industry 10%, agriculture 67%; New Zealand with households 10%, industry 46%, agriculture 44%; Australia with households 12%, industry 18%, agriculture 70%.
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The table illustrates the proportion of the water consumption in four countries, namely Egypt, Saudi Arabia, New Zealand, and Australia by different sectors.

Overall, while the proportion in Egypt and Australia increased significantly, all the remaining countries showed a consistent fluctuations.

Firstly, Saudi Arabia accounted for the largest share, at 23% in households. This figure fell sharply to 10% in industry and further increased gradually to 67% in agriculture. Australia showed a similar upward trend, rising from 12% in households to 18% in industry and then to 70% in agriculture.

Likewise, the percentage of consumption in New Zealand fluctuated slightly, from 10% in household to 46% in industry and 46% in agriculture. In contrast, Egypt experienced a dramatic increase in consumption. Starting at just 7% in households and industry, the figure surged to 86% in agriculture, making it the most consuming country.

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