1,154 7,759,500 7,079,114 347,948,17~ 336,646,162 4,300,000 l66,721,177 fJ 159,721,177 I 5,000 5,000 2,500 35,500 35,900 4,000 hJ 4,000 40,009 40,000 a/ 30,000 30,000 a 44,343 44,343 0,276 19,100 0,140 hf g/ Indicative figure0 over a six-month period of thr coeto rbrorbod by Dovernmente providing contingent8 are 48 follow41 Aurtralia 8500,000) Auetris $1.9 million) Canada $10.7 million) Donmack 0650,OOOj Ireland $64,0001 Sweden $3.5 million and United Kingdom 919 million. v Payment hao boen made or will be made by meana of an ofPoet against the Governmsntte clsime for aeimbursoment oP ito coete. c/ Contt ibutione received in 1964. y Contributions received in 1967. g Maximum amount pledged, y Maximum amount pledged, The ultimate contribution will be dependent on the contribution@ of other Governmente. s/ Contc ibutionr received from 1964 through 1966. Y The following additional pledgeo or payneMe have been received Car the period 16 June 1965 to 15 December 1985r AU4tr4lia 850,OOOj Brunei Darueralam $2,500) Cameroon $3,191) Federal Republic oP Germany 8407,8701 GroW4 $376,555; Iceland $§,OOOj India $5,000; Japan $200,0001 Lebanon $5001 Luxembourg 82,733j Malta 81,945) Paklotan $1,5001 Sri Lanka $1,000) United Kingdom 61,062,5OOj Venezuela 82,500 and Zimbabvo, 86,276. --a-- 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a financial report or a record of contributions made to a specific organization or project. The text mentions various countries and their contributions, which suggests that it may be related to international cooperation or development aid. The amounts mentioned are quite large, which may indicate that the project or organization is involved in large-scale development or infrastructure projects.

**Category**
International trade, Humanitarian aid and relief