The provided table illustrates the water consumption percentages in four different countries across three distinct sectors (households, industry, agriculture).
Overall, while the highest amount of water was used in the agricultural sector, the lowest amount was used in households in most of the countries.
In Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Australia, most water was consumed in agriculture, at 86%, 67%, and 70%, respectively. In New Zealand, the largest proportion of water was used in industry, at 46%.
In Egypt, both households and industry consumed equal amounts of water, at 7% each. Households in Saudi Arabia used 23%, showing the second largest water usage in the country, followed by industry with 10%. In New Zealand, the second largest amount of water usage is recorded for agriculture, at 44%, and 10% for households. In Australia, industry, at 18%, and households, at 12% of water consumption, had the second and third largest amounts of water usage.