The given table demonstrates the percentage of water consumption for three different purposes in four countries.
Overall, the industry accounted for the largest part of water use in Canada while the agriculture utilized the most water in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and New Zealand.
As can be seen from the table, 82% of the use of water in Egypt was consumed on agricultural activities, compared to Saudi Arabia with 64%. Meanwhile, the proportion of water was used for industry in Saudi Arabia comprised 30%, which was three times as much as that in Egypt, just 10%. Additionally, the figures for domestic use in Egypt and Saudi Arabia were 8% and 6% respectively.
The utilization water for domestic use in Canada comprised 20%, while that in New Zealand constituted only half as much, about 10%. Similarly, the figure for industrial activities in Canada was significantly higher than that in New Zealand with 70% and 46% respectively. By contrast, the percentage of water use that New Zealand consumed for agriculture represented 44%, compared to Canada with just 10%.