The table illustrates data about quantity of fundings given to developing countries by several nations, such as the USA, EU and other countries during 4 years between 2006 and 2010 as well as it measured with millions of dollars. Overall, it can be seen that the overall trend increased over the period and the USA supplied the most money. In addition, EU countries was in the second place and with a little divergence unspecified nations were paid the least.
Focusing on less money supplied areas, EU and other countries accounted for 3.1 and 2.8 millions of dollars in the first year. In the following years both of the nations saw a gradual increase and in the final year they rose almost by a million of dollars with 4.1 and 3.7 million respectively.
Looking at the USA, it is obvious that this nation demonstrated the most supplying section an the total amount of money is even more than this. The USA stood at 9.8 millions of dollars in 2006 and a considerable growth was observed during the span. In the last year the fundings given by this country was two times higher than the initial and reached the highest rank among other countries with accounting for 20.3. In addition the total also saw a substantial rise in the end with almost doubling from 15.7 to 28.1