The phrase "assistance pledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is committing to provide help or support, often in formal or organizational settings.
Example: "The organization has launched an assistance pledge to support local communities affected by the recent disaster."
Alternatives: "commitment to assistance" or "support promise".
It is in addition to the $4.1bn in military assistance pledged by donors at a Nato conference in Chicago in May.
Norway organized a seminar on the role of social media in confronting totalitarian governments, while France as current president of the Group of 8 economic powers held a meeting to reconfirm the international financial assistance pledged to the emerging governments.
The $4bn in annual civilian aid comes on top of $4.1bn in yearly assistance pledged last May at a Nato conference in Chicago to fund the Afghan National Security Forces from 2015 to 2017.
Rich countries and businesses have provided close to two-thirds of the financial assistance pledged to poorer nations as part of the global climate change negotiations, ahead of the Paris conference this December.
Additional pledges of $600m from the Asian Development Bank, $260m from Japan, $130m from the US, $100m from the EU as well as an earlier announcement of up to $500m from the World Bank means the total assistance pledged now stands at roughly $3bn.
By two months after the storm, assistance pledges amounted to over $37 million (1979 US$) from various groups around the world.
Financial assistance pledged by the Arab states for Palestinian development projects has been slow to materialize, even as trade between the Palestinian Authority and its Arab neighbors makes up a miniscule fraction of total Palestinian economic activity.
This is in addition to treasurer Joe Hockey saving $215 million in assistance Labor pledged Holden in March this year," opposition leader Bill Shorten said.
The film was shown at a UN donor summit where $5bn of humanitarian assistance was pledged, again surpassing projected donations.
That cleared the way for nearly $300 million in assistance already pledged by Kuwait and Qatar, two Arab nations that have strongly supported international action against the Qaddafi government.
