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The image shows a bar graph of aid in $ billions from six countries (US, Germany, UK, Japan, Netherlands, Sweden) to developing countries from 2008-2010. The US provided the most aid, peaking at nearly $30 billion in 2010. Germany and the UK gave around $10-15 billion, with Germany increasing and the UK decreasing over the years. Japan and the Netherlands provided less than $10 billion, with Japan's aid decreasing and the Netherlands' remaining consistent. Sweden gave the least aid, around $5 billion, with a slight increase in 2010.
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The bar chart shows the funds provided by six developed countries to developing countries from the year 2008 to 2010.
Overall, US remained at the top as a highest aid provider in all of the years among the other developed countries. Furthermore, Germany is the only country that has seen upward trend from 2008 to 2010.
United States provides aid of approximately 23 billion in year 2008 almost twice as compare to other five countries. Although in the following year aid is reduced to 20 billion but it surpass the previous figures when it reached to almost 25 billion dollars in 2010.
Germany is the only country among all of them that has witnessed a increasing trend from 2008 to 2010. It starts from 10 billion in 2008 to almost 14 and 15 billion in 2009 and 2010. The countries Netherland and Sweden even did not touch a 10 billion mark in all of those years.
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