2011. Overall, it can clearly be seen that there was a significant increase in the amount of money given to developing countries by organisation 1 and organisation 2, while an opposite trend was true for organisation 4 and organisation 5. Noticeably, there was a fluctuation in the quantity of donations in organisation 3. Additionally, the organisation 2 consistently donated the largest contribution in the nations while the lowest figure for was seen organisation 4 during the period surveyed.

In 2008, the largest amount of money was donated in organisation 3 at 1.5 billion dollars, followed by organisation 2 and 5 both at 1.3 billion dollars. The lowest quantity of donations was registered in organisation 1, at 0.6 billion dollars, which is slightly lower figure from organisation 4, at 0.7 billion dollars.

By 2011, the quantity of money donated by organisation 2 was twice as much as over its initial figure and then maintained its position as the largest investing institution. By contrast, the amount of organisation 1 increased slightly to 0.8 billion dollars in 2009, then it minimally decreased to 0.6 billion dollars and stayed at that figure till the end of period. Albeit the amount of money donated organisation 3 experienced some fluctuations, the amount of money donated remained the same as it figure in 2008. Additionally, organisations 4 and 5 witnessed a remarkable decrease to 0.35 and 0.5, respectively.

The given bar chart illustrates the quantity of money spent to developing countries by five separate organisations between 2008 and 2011.

Overall, it can clearly be observed that there was a significant increase in the amount of money given to developing nations of Organisation 1 and 2, while an opposite trend was seen in Organisation 4 and 5. Additionally, the investment which Organisation 3 donated fluctuated over the period surveyed.

In 2008, Organisation 3 led the group of 1.5 Billion dollars donated, followed by Organisation 2 and 5 at 1.25 and 1.35 billion dollars, respectively, which doubled that of the figure for Organisation 4. At the same time, Organisation 1 donated the lowest figure at only 0.6 billion dollars.

Over 3 years, Organisation 2 experienced the most dramatic rise in the number of money donated to reach 2.6 billion dollars and kept being the leader of the group, Organisation 1

registered a slight increase to 0.7 billion dollars at the same time. By contrast, Organisation 4 and 5 experienced an downward trend to only 0.3 and 0.4 billion dollars. Additionally, Organisation 3 remained unchanged after a fluctuated period at 1.5 billion dollars

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In 2008, the largest amount of money was donated to developing countries by Organization 3 at 1.5 billion dollars, followed by about 1.3 billion and 1.4 billion dollars from Organization 2 and Organization 5, respectively. The lowest figure was recorded in Organization 1, which was 0.1 billion dollars lower than that of Organization 4.

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Over the period, the amount of money given to developing nations by organization 2 doubled after 3 years and still remained the largest investment organization . the figure for organization 1 registered a slight growth in 2009 to 0.8 billion dollar. by contrast , the figure for organization 3 was underwent a fluctuation trend , that rose