The charts below give information about the way in which water was used in different countries in 2000. Summaries the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie

chart

displays the proportion of

water

usage in the world

while

the bar

chart

illustrates the

percentage

of

water

utilization in four selected states by categories in 2000. It is clearly seen from the pie

chart

that most of the

water

was used for agricultural activities worldwide. The bar

chart

shows that India used

water

for agriculture significantly

whereas

Canada used it mainly for the industry sector. The pie

chart

illustrates that the highest

percentage

of

water

use was for agricultural activities with 70%. Manufacture came in second with 22% and domestic use was the third with only 8% of the total share. The bar

chart

displays that in India and China, agriculture-based activities dominated

water

use with 92% and 62%, respectively.

Conversely

, Canada had the lowest

percentage

of agricultural sector with only 8% but had the highest

percentage

of manufacturing usage with 80%.

On the contrary

, the

water

utilization for domestic and agriculture in New Zealand was almost the same at 44% and 46%, respectively.