The charts below show the percentages of water used for different purposes in six area of the world.

The graphs indicate the rate of

water

consumption for three aims, proportionally, in six separate regions all around the globe.

Overall

, it is explicit that almost everywhere except in North

America

and Europe

water

is mainly used for agriculture,

while

in the exceptions mostly is it consumed for industrial purposes. Regarding Africa, Central Asia, South East Asia and South

America

, what stands out from the schemes is that all of them use

water

with the aim of doing agricultural activities, generally more than 70% of the whole.

Furthermore

, the least amount of expended

water

is accounted for by the domestic expenditures in nearly all the mentioned areas;

whereas

in South

America

, industry uses less

water

in comparison with its usage for domestic goals, 10% and 19% respectively. Turning to North

America

and Europe, it can be seen that in both of them, roughly half of the

water

storage is spent on factories and their activities.

In addition

, their consumption in the two left fields is approximately identical.