The charts below show the percentage of water used for different purposes in six areas of the world. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts illustrate the differences in the purposes of using

water

by region.

Overall

, European and North American areas are not similar to the African, Central Asian, South East Asian and South American ones in the percentage of agricultural and industrial usage of

water

. Europe and North America are considered to be the most well-developed regions and they consume around half of the

water

for industrial purposes, 53% and 48% respectively. Whilst in other regions except South East Asia, it is the minor one.

Also

, in Europe and North America, agricultural use of

water

is more popular than domestic one. In the less-developed part of the

world

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the agricultural use of

water

is prevailing.

For example

, in Central Asia, Africa and South East Asia the percentage of

water

, used for

this

purpose is more than 80% in each area.

Although

domestic and industrial uses of

water

are not so popular in these regions, South Africa has the biggest percentage of the former one and it is equal to 19%, which is more than two times bigger than in any other area including Europe and North America.