The table provides information about the projected costings for sustainable forestry in West Africa, Central America and South-east Asia within the next 5 years, while pie chart indicates spendings of the projects for the first year.

The table illustrates data about estimated expenditures for sustainable forestry in three different regions annually in the following five years,

while

the pie chart describes the projected expenses at the beginning of the era. From an

overall

perspective,

it is clear that

the yearly cost of these construction projects in West Africa and Central America showed a downward trend during

this

period,

whereas

those in Southeast Asia experienced an upward pattern. In terms of the first year's spending, salaries become the major expenditure. Looking at the details of the first graph, at the start of the timeline, the renewable one in West Africa would need 10.5

million

, which was by far the least of the others, decreasing to one-third of the origin figure in the next half-decade. The number in Central America followed a similar, though slightly higher, trajectory, with around 20

million

and a quarter of it at the beginning and finish, respectively.

However

, those in Southeast Asia were expected to be negatively correlated with others, starting at 30

million

in year 1 and growing to 50

million

in year 5. In terms of the second diagram, indicates that employees will receive the largest portion of the budget, which is half of the total. Manufacturing costs would come in at 30%, followed by office and training costs at 10% each.