The given circular representation depicts the dispensation of water in six distinct Nations. The calibration of data is done in percentum.
Overall, it is vivid that the maximum amount of water is utilised in case of agriculture juxtaposed 2 in industrial and domestic use. Whilst, the least amount of water is consumed in domestic use in all the Nations.
Looking into the details of given Pie Charts it can be scrutinised that nearly half of the water is used for industrial purpose in North America and Europe. Whereas, only 10% of water is used in South America for industry. After that, less than one fifth of water is used for domestic purpose in North America, South America and Europe.
Moving further, it can be noticed that 88% of water is consumed in agriculture by Central Asia, which is 4% and 7% more than utilisation in Africa and South East Asia respectively. Afterwards, almost similar amount of water is used for domestication in these three Nations. Moreover, only 7%, 5% and 12% is consumed for industrial use in Africa Central Asia and South East Asia respectively.
The
given
circular representation depicts the dispensation of
water
in six distinct Nations. The calibration of data
is done
in
percentum
.
Overall
, it is vivid that the maximum amount of
water
is
utilised
in case of agriculture juxtaposed 2 in industrial and domestic
use
. Whilst, the least amount of
water
is consumed
in domestic
use
in all the Nations.
Looking into the
details
of
given
Pie Charts it can be
scrutinised
that
nearly
half of the
water
is
used
for industrial purpose in North America and Europe. Whereas,
only
10% of
water
is
used
in South America for industry. After that, less than one fifth of
water
is
used
for domestic purpose in North America, South America and Europe.
Moving
further
, it can
be noticed
that 88% of
water
is consumed
in agriculture by Central Asia, which is 4% and 7% more than
utilisation
in Africa and South East Asia
respectively
. Afterwards, almost similar amount of
water
is
used
for domestication in these three Nations.
Moreover
,
only
7%, 5% and 12%
is consumed
for industrial
use
in Africa Central Asia and South East Asia
respectively
.