The charts below show how water was used in different countries in 2000. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting on the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The charts illustrate the distribution of water usage worldwide and in four countries – China, India, Canada, and New Zealand – in the year 2000. Overall, agriculture accounted for the largest proportion of water consumption globally, a pattern that was also evident in China and India. In contrast, Canada primarily used water for industrial purposes, […]

The pie chart illustrates the information about the proportion of world water use, while the bar chart compares the percentages of water use by selected countries in 2000. The data include four countries: Canada, New Zealand, India, and China. Overall, it is evident that Canada had the highest rate of water use in the industry […]

Overall, a significant proportion of water resources was consumed by agricultural activities around the world. The bar chart shows that India used most of its water for agricultural purposes, whereas Canada primarily used water for manufacturing sector. Regarding global water consumption, agriculture accounted for the largest proportion, reaching a notable 70%. This was followed by […]