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 given to developing

countries

from 5 different organisations between 2008 and 2011.

Overall

, what stands out from the graph is that

Organisation

2 and

Organisation

3 fund developing

countries

more than other organisations. The amount of

money

spent on developing nations was rising from

Organisation

2 and

Organisation

1,

while

the figures for

Organisation

4 and

Organisation

5 had a decline. Looking at the details, in 2008, developing nations were given around 1.3 billion

dollars

and 1.5 billion

dollars

from

Organisation

2 and

Organisation

3, which rose to 1.5 and 1.7

million

dollars

respectively.

However

, these figures showed an opposite trend in expenditures in 2010, with the former significantly rising to just under 2.5

million

dollars

,

while

the latter dropping to less than 1.5

million

dollars

.

In contrast

, the amount of

money

funded by developing

countries

was roughly identical for

Organisation

1 and 4, starting at above 0.5

million

dollars

. The former increased to just under 1

million

dollars

before declining to around 0.7

million

dollars

in 2010,

while

the latter decreased to less than 0.5

million

dollars

. Despite a rise to 0.5

million

dollars

in 2009, the amount

Change preposition

of

show examples

money

spent declined to nearly 0.3

million

dollars

.

Organisation

5 invested in developing

countries

more than 1

million

dollars

in 2008, which declined every year to under 0,5

million

dollars

in 2011.