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

A glance at the pie charts delineates statistics about the commensurability of

water

consumed for threefold targets worldwide.

Overall

, it can explicitly be perceived that agriculture virtually accounts for the main source of

water

consumption in South

America

, Africa and Central and South East Asia,

while

industrialization has the highest quota in North

America

and Europe. Domestic

water

use, except for South

America

and Africa, is at least in the remaining continents.

Furthermore

, the critical use of

water

is corresponded to farming in Central Asia. Looking into more details in North

America

and Europe, the industrial usage of

water

is 48% and 53%, respectively.

This

figure for agricultural use is approximately just over a third in both continents. Almost one-seventh of

water

,

however

, is consumed in homes, which is the lowest percentage. With regards to the other areas, meanwhile, increasing the utilization of

water

from 71% in South

America

to over four-fifths in the others, agriculture staggeringly has the climax percentage.

This

proportion for the industrial sectors in South East Asia is roughly twice that of domestic, taking 7 per cent.

Conversely

, the latter is higher than the former in the remaining regions, where there is under 10% difference between them.