The pie charts provide an overview of water usage in six different regions: North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Central Asia, and Southeast Asia.
The pie charts illustrate the amount of water which is used for three different purposes including industrial, farming, and household usage in six different region of the globe.
The pie charts illustrate about percentage of water usage for three different sectors likewise industrial, agricultural and domestic in countries ( including North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Central Asia and
The pie charts compare the water consumption of different use including industrial use, agricultural use and domestic use in six countries including North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Central Asia and South As
The provided pie charts show the consumption of using water in six different nations. The information is given in the percentage and it is split into 3 groups, which are the Industrial , the Agriculture, and the Domestic
Water is considered as the most essential resource supporting the daily needs of all living creatures around the globe. By humans, it is mostly utilised for three main sectors as portrayed in the charts above. These diag
The 6 bar charts illustrate the amount of water which is used for several aims in parts of the world like North and South America, Europe, Africa, Central and South East Asia. It can be clearly seen that the most popular
The bar charts illustrate the usage of the water in three different purposes namely domestic,industrial and agricultural in six different areas with instruments in percentages.
The six charts give information about six regions' water usage for three different types of uses, measured in percentage. Overall, water for the agricultural sector dominates the majority of water usage proportion, while
The pie charts give information about the water use percentage for different purposes in six different areas of the world. Overall, an agricultural purpose leads to the largest portion of water use in all countries excep