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. Write at least 150 words.

It is evident that the pie charts can be divided into two different categories based on three kinds of

water

use

in six

areas

of the world, which are predominated by industrial

use

and agricultural

use

. The

use

of

water

in industries accounts for half of the total

water

use

in North America and Europe, approximately 50%.

Afterward

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, agricultural

use

occupied one-fourth of the

water

utility comprehensively, and the domestic

water

use

in these

areas

was merely under 15 % of the total. The percentages of different purposes

water

used in North America and Europe reveal that both regions are developed countries. In terms of the

water

used in the other four

areas

, it is obvious that agricultural

use

of

water

is the main category among them, sharing about three-fourths of the total

water

used, especially in Africa, Central Asia, and South East Asia. These regions experienced a similar pattern of

water

use

compared to South Africa.

However

, South Africa has the majority of agricultural

water

, the proportion does not reach the same standards as the other three

areas

in the vicinity of 71%. It is obvious that developing countries

use

water

in agriculture more than developed regions.

In contrast

, the industrial

water

used in developed countries is over four times that of developing

areas

.