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

The pie chart depict the amount of

water

used in

percentage

for many purposes in six areas of the world namely: North

America

, South

America

, Europe, Africa, Central

Asia

and South East

Asia

. There are three main uses which are described in the chart , relatively: Industrial use, Agricultural use and Domestic use. Visibly, the amount of

water

used for agriculture is extremely high in South

America

, South East

Asia

, Africa and especially in Central

Asia

which is about 80%.

This

means those are four areas having strength in raising anf growing.

On the other hand

, the two other areas have a high

percentage

of

water

used for industry. The amount of

water

used for domestic is highest in South

America

, which takes 7%.

While

Europe has the highest

percentage

of

water

for industrial used, about 53%, Central

Asia

only uses 5% of

water

for it.

This

show the reason why Europe has a developed economy and life-standard but not South

Asia

. In conclusion, the pie charts of

percentage

of

water

used for various purposes in six parts of the world can not only depicts how

water

in used but

also

the reason for each region’s economy and life-standard.