The table provides a breakdown by selected costing over the next five years in American currency for three environmental groups for sustainable forestry.
The table given depicts the breakdown of 5 years' expenditures for three sustainable forestry environmental communities and the pie chart below projects the cost allocation in
year
1.
From the figure, it is obvious that Southeast Asia's expenses are consistently the largest amongst the remaining areas and always increase from year
to year
. On the contrary
, West Africa and Central America gradually dropped from the first year
until the fifth period by more than half.
At the beginning of the report, West Africa and Central America spent $10.5 Million
and $20 Million
respectively to run their environmental groups' operations. Besides
, Southeast Asia has become the top spender for the sustainable initiative with a $30 Million
budget used in the first year
. According to
the pie chart, half of the expense was allocated for salaries, making it the head cost component. The rest of the expenditure went to set-up costs, training, and office expenses.
Moving on to the following period, South-East Asia remained at the top spending position and reached its peak with a $50 million
budget spent in year
4 and year
5. In contrast
, West Africa continuously comprised the smallest portion throughout the five periods, with $2.5 million
spent in year
3 and year
4 and $3.5 million
allocated in the last
year
. Similar to the latter country's downward trend, Central America also
experienced a budget cut from $12 million
in year
2 to $5 million
in the rest of the periods.Submitted by gabrichristie on
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