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

The given pie charts present information on industrial, agricultural and domestic

water

usage in six different parts of the world. As is seen from the given illustration,

water

expenditure for agricultural purposes is dominant in the Asian, African and South American regions

whereas

it is mainly used for industrial purposes in North

America

and Europe. As the pie charts depict, more than 80% of

water

is consumed for agriculture in Africa and Asia region. South American

water

consumption goes by 71% for the same purpose. As those countries' major percentages of

water

consumption are for agriculture, the percentages of

water

use in industries and houses are less than 20% in combination. Among those ,countries only South

America

uses 29% of

water

for domestic and industrial purposes.

On the other hand

, a larger portion of

water

is used for industries in North

America

and Europe which are 48% and 53% respectively. They use less than 40%

water

for agriculture. Again the domestic

water

consumption is higher in

America

and Europe around 15% than that of the Asian and African regions.