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A breakdown of the €2.4 billion in fast-start funding pledged by the EU.
Annual 2010-12
UK €400m €1.2bn
France €400m €1.2bn
Germany €420m €1.26bn
Italy €200m €600m
Netherlands €100m €300m
Belgium €50m €150m
Luxembourg €3m €9m
Ireland €30m €90m
Sweden €255m €765m
Spain €100m €300m
Poland €20m €60m
Denmark €53.3m €160m
European
Commission €50m €150m
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