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The image shows the percentage of water used for industrial, agricultural, and domestic purposes across six areas globally: North America's water use is 48% industrial, 39% agricultural, 13% domestic; South America's 71% agricultural, 19% domestic, 10% industrial; Europe’s 53% industrial, 32% agricultural, 15% domestic; Africa’s 84% agricultural, 9% domestic, 7% industrial; Central Asia’s 88% agricultural, 7% domestic, 5% industrial; Southeast Asia’s 81% agricultural, 12% domestic, 7% industrial.
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The charts show how people use water for agriculture, industry, and homes in six world regions.
Overall, most water is used for farming, especially in Africa and Asia. In contrast, in developed areas like Europe and North America, most water is used for industry. Using water at home takes the smallest part in all regions.
In Africa and Asia, around 80-90% of water is for agriculture. This means farming needs much more water there. However, in Europe and North America, industrial use is the highest, about half or more of all water. In South America, water use is more balanced, but farming is still the main purpose.
In general, countries that are less developed use more water for agriculture, while richer countries use more for industry.
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