The six given charts compare 6 regions' utilisation of water in terms of three conventional sectors via percentage. Overall, developed countries in both North America and Europe are proved to have utilized a big amount of water on manufacturing purposes relatively. It can be seen that all the areas in which agricultural use come out first, are namely Africa, Central Asia and South East Asia. The contribution of three emphasised are 84%, 83% and 81% respectively. However there is an exceptional region, South America where agricultural goals do not live up to its global degree. In other words the region spent more water on farming unlike the other developed countries. In comparison to dominant countries, it shows that they both deal more with industry by standing at a half of the whole. With regards to domestic use, Asia and Africa comprised 16% in total. Whereas powered regions contributed almost 50% together.
The six
given
charts compare 6 regions'
utilisation
of water in terms of three conventional sectors via percentage.
Overall
,
developed countries
in both North America and Europe
are proved
to have utilized a
big
amount of water on manufacturing purposes
relatively
. It can be
seen
that all the areas in which agricultural
use
come
out
first
, are
namely
Africa, Central Asia and South East Asia. The contribution of three
emphasised
are 84%, 83% and 81%
respectively
.
However
there is an exceptional region, South America where agricultural goals do not
live
up to its global degree.
In other words
the region spent more water on farming unlike the other
developed countries
.
In comparison
to dominant countries, it
shows
that they both deal more with industry by standing at a half of the whole.
With regards to
domestic
use
, Asia and Africa comprised 16% in total.
Whereas
powered regions contributed almost 50% together.