The table illustrates expected costs of the three environment-related projects in three different world regions for the next five years, with the pie chart showing anticipation of detailed expenditure by the end of the first year.
Overall, costs in West Africa and Central America are expected to decrease, whereas it will increase in South-east Asia. According to the pie chart, it is anticipated that most of the capital will be allocated to wages and set-up costs.
The estimated cost of the African project in the first year is amounted to 10. 5 million dollars, which is almost half of the projected costs for Central America (20 million) and almost one third of the Asian project (30 million). It is forecast that West Africa will spend significantly less money in the following years, when its figure should fall to 3. 5 million in the fifth year. Central America is set to show similar pattern, and by the end of fifth year, it will have spent 15 million less than in the beginning.
However, costings of South-east Asian project are estimated to rise to a massive 50 million dollars by the end of the period. Regarding the pie chart, 50 per cent of projected costs will cover first year’s salaries, and another 30 per cent is expected to be allocated for arrangements. The remaining budget will be redirected for training and office expenses, 10 per cent each.
The table illustrates
expected
costs
of the three environment-related
projects
in three
different
world regions for the
next
five years, with the pie chart showing anticipation of detailed expenditure by the
end
of the
first
year.
Overall
,
costs
in West Africa and Central America are
expected
to decrease, whereas it will increase in South-east Asia. According to the pie chart, it
is anticipated
that most of the capital will
be allocated
to wages and set-up costs.
The estimated
cost
of the African
project
in the
first
year
is amounted
to 10. 5
million
dollars, which is almost half of the projected
costs
for Central America (20
million)
and almost one third of the Asian
project
(30
million)
. It is forecast that West Africa will spend
significantly
less money in the following years, when its figure should fall to 3. 5
million
in the fifth
year
. Central America
is set
to
show
similar pattern, and by the
end
of fifth
year
, it will have spent 15
million
less than in the beginning.
However
, costings of South-east Asian
project
are estimated
to rise to a massive 50
million
dollars by the
end
of the period. Regarding the pie chart, 50 per cent of projected
costs
will cover
first
year’s
salaries, and another 30 per cent is
expected
to
be allocated
for arrangements. The remaining budget will
be redirected
for training and office expenses, 10 per cent each.