The bar charts compare the key sources of funding that financially aided the conservation of wildlife in African and South American regions in 2010 and 2020.
Overall, Government Grants was the major source that funded Asian and African wildlife in both years, except being the second highest in 2021 for Africa. Notably, Coporative Sponserships were significantly lower in the case of Africa.
Regarding the conservation funding in Africa, Tourism Revenue provided abour 140 Millions, making it the most funded source of the year 2010, even though it represented the lowest in South America with only around 50 Million funds in the same year. On the other hand, Coorporate Sponserships covered just below 50 Millions , appearing as the least contributor in both years. Interestingly, Government grants funded with over 120 Million in both yeas, while others remaining below that in all cases, exept Tourism Revenue in 2010.
In terms of fundings for South American Wildlife conservation, Government Grants were the mostly funded source, whearas, Tourism revenue were the least contributed sector for the both years, with approximately a total of 210 Millions and 110 Millions, respectively for both years. Private Donations and Corporate Sponserships improved their financial support by roughly 20 Million, while being the second and third most highest contributors for the South American Region.