The chart below shows the amount of money given to developing countries from five organisations from 2008 to 2011.

The bar chart illustrates how much

money

was provided to developing countries by five different

organizations

during a three-year

period

between 2008 and 2011.

Overall

,

Organization

2 donated the largest

amount

of

money

to developing countries,

while

the figures from

Organizations

4 and 5 were lower.

In addition

, the financial donations from

Organization

3 remained relatively unchanged during the

period

. It can be clearly observed from the chart that the

amount

of

money

supported by

Organizations

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2 was 1.8

billion

dollars

, which was double the figure from

Organization

1.

Then

, the financial aid of

Organization

2 significantly increased to reach a peak of over 2.5

billion

dollars

in the final year.

Besides

,

Organization

1 witnessed a slight rise to roughly 1

billion

dollars

in the

amount

of monetary support in 2009 before levelling off at around 0.7

billion

dollars

from 2010 to 2011. Looking at the chart in more detail, the financial assistance from

Organization

5 was approximately 1.3

billion

dollars

, which was nearly twice as much as the figure from

Organization

4. After that, both

Organizations

4 and 5 dramatically decreased to under 0.5

billion

dollars

in the rest of the

period

.

By contrast

,

Organization

3 donated the largest

amount

of

money

to developing countries in 2008 (at 1.5

billion

dollars

) and witnessed a fluctuation between 1.3 and 1.7

billion

dollars

during the

period

.