IELTS Writing Task 1 namuna: Ustunli diagramma — uch mintaqada suv iste'moli

The bar chart compares the proportion of water consumed by the agricultural, industrial and domestic sectors in three world regions.

Overall, agriculture is by far the dominant consumer of water in Africa and South-East Asia, while in North America industrial use accounts for the largest share. Domestic consumption represents the smallest proportion in every region shown.

In Africa, agriculture accounts for an overwhelming 84% of all water use, with the remaining 16% divided between domestic consumption at 10% and industry at a mere 6%. The pattern in South-East Asia is broadly similar: farming absorbs 81% of the total, industry uses 11%, and households account for the smallest share of the three regions, at only 8%.

North America presents a markedly different profile. Here industry is the principal consumer, at 48%, closely followed by agriculture at 39% — less than half the equivalent figure for Africa. Domestic use, at 13%, is nonetheless the highest of the three regions, which may reflect higher living standards and greater household water availability.

The contrast between the regions therefore reflects their economic structures, with industrialised North America consuming proportionally more water for manufacturing than the predominantly agricultural economies.