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 amount of water utilized for various aims in six different regions of the world.

It is clear that

all 4 parts of the world use most water for agriculture, except for North America and Europe.

By contrast

,

while

these two places witness a majority used for the industry , the opposite is true for the rest others. As can be seen, the percentage of water for Industrial use is recorded to be at the top of the list in Europe with 53%, followed by 48% in North America.

However

, the figure for that in South America is only 10%.

Besides

, these three areas share almost the same proportion used for domestic as it stands at approximately 15%. Meanwhile, people in the south of the US seem to spend most on agricultural use with 71%. Regarding the other places, Central Asia takes up the largest fraction of liquid consumed for agricultural purposes as it comprises 88% of all, compared to 84% in Africa and 81% in Southeast Asia. In opposition, the total of that needed for domestic processes in all 3 places made up just about 7%,

whereas

it is the same for industrial businesses, which accounted for under 15%.