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Cambodia Mine Action Center |
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The Cambodia Mine Action Center's humanitarian mandate is to clear land for resettlement of Internally Displaced People, agriculture, community development, and reconstruction of the national infrastructure. CMAC has grown rapidly from a small group of local deminers and a few international experts in 1993 to a large national organization that employs close to 3,000 deminers and HQ personnel. CMAC's four functional areas are Mine Awareness, Mine Verification, Mine/ UXO Clearance, and Training. |
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Chilean National Demining Commission |
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The Comisión Nacional del Desminado was established in 2002 to coordinate Chile's humanitarian demining and stockpile reduction plans. Several units of the Chilean Army and Navy are performing demining operations around the country. |
Golden West Humanitarian Foundation |
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The Golden West Humanitarian Foundation is the only operationally focused, United States based, non-profit charity dedicated to the development of innovative, appropriate technologies to overcome the operational limitations encountered by the humanitarian mine action community. |
The HALO Trust |
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The HALO Trust is a non-political, non-religious NGO, registered in Britain as a charity (no.1001813) and in the United States as a 501(c)(3) Not-for-Profit organisation. HALO specialises in the removal of the debris of war. HALO has 7,000 mineclearers in 10 countries, with on-going surveys into new regions. HALO’s operations are grouped under Central Asia, South East Asia, Horn of Africa, Southern Africa, and the Caucasus & Balkans. Our innovative training of local management and introduction of new equipment allows us to continue expansion as funding becomes available. |
Mines Advisory Group |
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Mines Advisory Group (MAG) is one of the world's leading humanitarian organisations providing conflict-affected countries with a real chance for a better future. Operating since 1989 and having worked on a variety of conflict-related projects in around 35 countries, MAG is also co-laureate of the 1997 Nobel Peace Prize, awarded for our work with the International Campaign to Ban Landmines. |
National Demining Center of Ecuador |
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The Centro de Desminado del Ecuador(CENDESMI) was created in September 1999 to coordinate mine action in Ecuador. CENDESMI conducts mine risk awareness and demining operations in mined areas along the border with Peru. |
Organization of American States - Mine Action Program |
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The Mine Action Program (AICMA) of the OAS was formed in the 1990s when member nations requested assistance in clearing landmines as part of a regional peace process. The Program supports national demining units with support for mine field surveying, mapping, marking, and clearance. The Program has supported humanitarian demining operations in Nicaragua, Colombia, Ecuador, Honduras, Guatemala, and Costa Rica. |
Thailand Mine Action Center |
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The mission of the Thailand Mine Action Center is to coordinate, monitor, and implement mine clearance, landmine/unexploded ordnance surveys, mine awareness, and victim assistance activities thoughout Thailand. The center is also responsible for establishing a program to meet Thailand's obligations as a signatory to the Ottawa Treaty. It operates under the royal patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Galyani Vadhana Krom Lung Naradhiwas Rajnagarindra. |
Yemen Executive Mine Action Centre |
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The Yemen Executive Mine Action Centre (YEMAC), under the National Mine Action Committee (NMAC), is the coordination and implementation body that executes a full range of mine action projects. Mine clearance in Yemen is undertaken by the Engineering Department of the Ministry of Defense with staff seconded to YEMAC. YEMAC has adopted a cluster clearance approach to deal with impacted areas, focusing not only on high-impact communities, but also on medium- and low-impact communities clustered close to each other. This has allowed for a greater reduction of risk among communities from the same cluster, but with different levels of impact. |
