FACTBOX-Donors' aid pledges for Afghanistan

June 12 (Reuters) - Over 65 countries and more than a dozen
international organisations met at a conference in Paris on
Thursday to pledge funds for Afghanistan and review their
development strategy for the violence-plagued state.

Afghanistan's government asked donors to fund a $50 billion
five-year development plan, for which donors will demand that
Kabul do more to fight corruption which has deterred investment.

Delegates say total pledges are not expected to reach a full
$50 billion.

Below is a list of amounts pledged so far, by country and
organisation.

Australia... A$250 million ($234.3 million) over 3 years

Austria..... 450,000 euros ($694,300) for projects in 2008

Belgium..... 30 million euros ($46.29 million) for 2007-2011

Brazil...... $100,000

Britain..... About 600 million pounds ($1.2 billion) to
2013*

France...... 107 million euros ($165 million) until 2010

Germany..... 420 million euros ($648 million) for 2008-2010

Japan....... $550 million*

United States.... $10.2 billion over 2 years

INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS

Aga Khan Foundation........ $100 million over 5 years

Asian Development Bank..... $1.3 billion over 5 years

World Bank................. $1.1 billion over 5 years

TOTAL PLEDGED: $15.54 billion

NOTE: * -- amount announced before the conference.