The bar chart compares the financial donation provided by five different organisations to developing countries between 2008 and 2011.
Overall, the contributions from organisation 2 witnessed the most significant increase while those from organisation 4 and 5 took the opposite direction. Among these, organisation 3 remained the most significant contributor during the first 2 years before being taken over by organisation 2 in the latter half of the period.
Regarding the two leading organisations, while Organisation 2 experienced the strongest growth, Organisation 3 remained relatively stable. In 2008, Organisation 3 provided funding of 1.5 billion dollars to developing countries, making it the largest contributor, followed by Organisation 2 at about 1.25 billion dollars. In 2009, the rankings of these two remained unchanged, with both increasing by approximately 0.25 billion dollars. In the latter half of the period, however, Organisation 2’s contributions rose dramatically, peaking at over 2.5 billion dollars in 2011 and becoming the leading institution. By contrast, Organisation 3’s donations fell to about 1.4 billion in 2010 before recovering slightly to its initial figure in 2011.
As for the remaining organisations,their contributions consistently stayed below 1.5 billion dollars. Organisation 5 showed a steep decline, dropping from about 1.25 billion in 2008 to under 0.5 billion in 2010. Organisation 4 also recorded a downward trend, though its figures fluctuated during the period. In contrast, Organisation 1 began at around 0.6 billion, experienced a modest increase, and then remained stable at approximately 1.25 billion in the final two years