The given table illustrates how the funds into developing nations, steaming from the US, EU countries, and other countries, had changed between 2006 and 2010, measured in millions of dollars.
It is noticeable that the amount of money from all specified nations witnessed an upward trend over the observed period. Additionally, the USA was the most prevalent donator, directly affecting the total funds.
Looking first at the USA, there was a twofold increase in its fund, equivalent to rising from 9.8 to 20.3 with a notable upsurge recorded in 2007-2008 duration. This can be relatively translated into a rise from 15.7 to 28.1 in the total funds.
As for EU and unspecified nations, EU nations rised its fund allocation by 1 from 3.1, despite a drop of 0.3 exhibited from 2008 to 2009. Similarly, the first 2 years saw a growth of 0.7 in the quantity of money from unspecified nations, followed by a fall by 0.3 in 2009, then increased significantly to 3.7 by 2010.
