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The image displays a table and a pie chart. In the table, data for West Africa shows 10.5 million in Year 1, 7.5 million in Year 2, 2.5 million in Year 3, 2.5 million in Year 4, and 3.5 million in Year 5; Central America shows 20 million in Year 1, 12 million in Year 2, 5 million in Year 3, 5 million in Year 4, and 5 million in Year 5; South-east Asia shows 30 million in Year 1, 20 million in Year 2, 40 million in Year 3, 50 million in Year 4, and 50 million in Year 5. The pie chart shows projected expenditure in Year 1 divided into set-up costs at 10%, salaries at 50%, training at 30%, and office expenses at 10%.
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The provided table chart illustrates the amount of funding received by three regions over the next five years. The pie chart shows how the funding is allocated in the same period. The unit is measured in numbers and percent.
In detail, South-east Asia received the highest amount of funding throughout the period, while West Africa and Central America saw significant decreases. In Year 1, South-east Asia received the most at 30 million, followed by Central America at 20 million and West Africa the least at just 10.5 million. However, by Year 5, funding for Central America dropped to just 5 million, while West Africa slightly increased to 3.5 million after a sharp decline. In contrast, South-east Asia’s funding rose steadily, reaching 50 million.
In Year 1, half of the total funds were spent on setup costs, while salaries accounted for 30%. Office and training made up 10%, indicating a strong initial investment.
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