The pie charts illustrates the levels of water consumed for different purposes in America, Europe, Africa and some parts of Asia. Overall, the water consumption in agricultural sector is higher followed by industrial and domestic sector. Water used for industrial purpose in North America is about 48% which is less than that of the Europe that is 53% and it is just 10% in South America. With regard to agricultural usage, consumption of water is doubled around 71% in South America when compared to North America and Europe which shows 39% and 32% respectively. Domestic use of water is almost similar; 13% in North America, 19% in South America and 15% in Europe. Agricultural sector in Africa, Central Asia and South East Asia consumes high percentage of water on an average 85%. There is a very little use of water in Industries 7% in Africa, 5% in Central Asia and 12% in South East Asia. The data regarding to domestic use of water shows the less consumption of water. In Africa it estimates 9%, Central Asia - 7% and South East Asia - 7%.
The pie charts illustrates the levels of
water
consumed for
different
purposes in America, Europe, Africa and
some
parts of Asia.
Overall
, the
water
consumption in agricultural sector is higher followed by industrial and domestic sector.
Water
used
for industrial purpose in North America is about 48% which is less than that of the Europe
that is
53% and it is
just
10% in South America. With regard to agricultural usage, consumption of
water
is doubled
around 71% in South America when compared to North America and Europe which
shows
39% and 32%
respectively
. Domestic
use
of
water
is almost similar; 13% in North America, 19% in South America and 15% in Europe. Agricultural sector in Africa, Central Asia and South East Asia consumes high percentage of
water
on an average 85%. There is a
very
little
use
of
water
in Industries 7% in Africa, 5% in Central Asia and 12% in South East Asia. The data
regarding to
domestic
use
of
water
shows
the less consumption of
water
. In
Africa it
estimates 9%, Central Asia
-
7% and South East Asia
-
7%.