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 relevent.

The charts illustrate the proportion of

water

consumption for Industrial, Agricultural, and Domestic

use

in six different regions.

Overall

,

it is clear that

except the North

America

and Europe where Industrial practices dominated in

this

figure

, other areas dedicated the majority of their

water

to agricultural operations. Looking at the

water

consumption figures of

America

, there is a substantial difference between the Industrial

use

of

water

in North

America

and South

America

, with just above 50% and nearly 10%, respectively. Importantly,

while

the latter dedicated more than a fifth of the resources to agriculture, the

figure

for the former was approximately 40%.

In addition

, Europe dedicated most of its

water

resources to Industrial purposes, the same as North

America

. Notably, the

figure

for domestic

use

was less than 20% somehow the same for these three areas. Regarding Africa, Central, and

South east

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Asia, all showed a considerable

use

of

water

for agriculture with more than 80%.

Furthermore

,

while

the domestic

water

consumption was more than that of industrial in Africa and central Asia with 9% and 7%, respectively, in south-east Asia

this

figure

surpassed the domestic

use

, with a proportion of 12.