The projected cost for 3 environmental projects to sustain forestry over five-year period Question: The table below show the projected costing over the next five years in American dollar for three environmental projects for subtainable forestry. The pie shows the expected expenditure breakdown allocation for the first year as the projects are set up. Summarize the information, and make comparisons where relevant. Answer: The table compares the expected cost for three projects in three different places over five-year period. Besides the pie chart show the detail expenditure in the year 1. The estimated cost in the year 1 in West Africa is 10.5 million dollars, and it is also the top cost over this period. Central America has the expected cost is double more than W.A with 20 million, and about two third of the South-East Asia (30 million). It is also predicted that West Africa will spend less money in the following year, and it reaches 3.5 million in year 5. Besides Central America’s projected cost at the same time is 5 million, and 50 million is the estimated cost of the other place (Asia). A closer look at that the estimated cost in the next year by 50 percent will be covered Salaries, and the rest 50 percent will be shared for three parts, so training and office expenses occur 10 percent for each, and 30 percent to expend on the set-up costs. To sum up, the expenditure in South-east Asia is the most expensive; especially, for Salaries most. Thank for reading.