The ratio of water consumed for various purposes in six zones of the globe is given on the charts.
In general/In sum/Overall/Generally, all areas utilise water in Domestic use the least. Also, highly- developed regions often have a large amount of water for Industries.
First of all, more than 70% of water usage for farming in four zones including Central Asia, Africa, Southeast Asia and South America with 88%, 84%, 81% and 71%, respectively. These areas have almost 2 to 2. 5 times the percentile of respective ones for North America and Europe with 39% and 32%. Moreover, it appears that the lowest area uses less than the highest one 56%.
Secondly, it seems that North America and Europe have almost half of their water usage allocated to the Industries while other territories just have approximately 10% for that use. Furthermore, for Domestic purposes, Central Asia and Southeast Asia utilise 7% in total of their use while others have a relatively larger ratio, with South America being roughly three times more than the previous one.
The ratio of
water
consumed for various purposes in six zones of the globe is
given
on the charts.
In general
/In sum/
Overall
/
Generally
, all areas
utilise
water
in Domestic
use
the least.
Also
,
highly
- developed regions
often
have a large amount of
water
for Industries.
First of all
, more than 70% of
water
usage for farming in four zones including Central Asia, Africa, Southeast Asia and South America with 88%, 84%, 81% and 71%,
respectively
. These areas have almost 2 to 2. 5 times the percentile of respective ones for North America and Europe with 39% and 32%.
Moreover
, it appears that the lowest area
uses
less than the highest one 56%.
Secondly
, it seems that North America and Europe have almost half of their
water
usage allocated to the Industries while other territories
just
have approximately 10% for that
use
.
Furthermore
, for Domestic purposes, Central Asia and Southeast Asia
utilise
7% in total of their
use
while others have a
relatively
larger ratio, with South America being roughly three times more than the previous one.