The chart below give information about the amount and type of water in the world, and also tell the use of water in three different countries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features,and make comparisons where relevant.

The given Pie charts depicts the quantity and sorts of water in world and the column graph illustrates the proportion of water used for three different countries namely - Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Canada. Overall, it is clear from the graph that availability of fresh water is very low from total world water. While, majority of fresh water found as frozen water. In total, Canada is used the most proportion of water among given countries. From the first pie chart, saline water covered the most of part of total water with 97. 50% and remaining (2. 5%) is fresh water. The second pie chart shows that a little over two third (69. 80%) fresh water available in frozen format such as glaciers and permanent snows. Whereas, fresh underground water shared just more than a quarter (29. 90%). Underground ice is found only around 1% merely. From column chart, the rate of water used in agriculture is the highest in Saudi Arabia, which accounts for a half. Hence other two sectors, Domestic and Industry have only around 7% and nearly 18% of water respectively. Followed by Egypt, 40 per cent of water goes for agriculture purpose, comparing with domestic use and industrial use which make up approximately 9%. However, industrial purpose, almost 45%, dominates agriculture in Canada, which constitutes 30 percentage. The fraction of water used in domestic is almost half, around 20 percentage, compare with industrial sector.