The pie charts illustrate a comparative study regarding how much water was consumed for industrial, domestic and agriculture purposes in six parts of the world.
Overall, the highest proportion of the water which was consumed for agricultural purpose in Africa, Asia and southe America, while North American and European countries used more water for thier industrial needs.
To begin with, the consumption of water for agriculture was major in central Asia and Southe East Asia which was 88% and 81% respectively. Similarly, In Africa, the proportion of the water which was used for the agricultural needs was 84%. In contrast, the domestic use of water was at the rock bottom point in Asian countries compared yo others.
In terms of Industrial purpose, consuming a greater percentage of water in North America, was almost identical to that of Europe, which as 48% and 53% respectively.
The pie charts illustrate a comparative study regarding how much
water
was consumed
for industrial, domestic and agriculture purposes in six parts of the world.
Overall
, the highest proportion of the
water
which
was consumed
for agricultural purpose in Africa, Asia and
southe
America, while North American and European countries
used
more
water
for
thier
industrial needs.
To
begin
with, the consumption of
water
for agriculture was major in
central Asia
and
Southe
East Asia which was 88% and 81%
respectively
.
Similarly
, In Africa, the proportion of the
water
which was
used
for the agricultural needs was 84%.
In contrast
, the domestic
use
of
water
was at the rock bottom point in Asian countries compared
yo
others.
In terms of Industrial purpose, consuming a greater percentage of
water
in North America, was almost identical to that of Europe, which as 48% and 53%
respectively
.