Summary
Reviews the Mine Action Strategy for the Australian Aid Program 2010-2014 at mid-term with key findings and recommendations.
Description
The current Mine Action Strategy for the Australian Aid Program 2010–2014 pledges $100 million over the five year period. This is the largest five-year commitment made by Australia to mine action. The Strategy is a whole-of-Government approach which was developed to guide Australia's mine action assistance including its international obligations under the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention (APMBC), the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW) and the Cluster Munition Convention (CMC), and to contribute to achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
This document reviews the strategy at mid-term, with key findings and recommendations.
Mine Action Strategy for the Australian Aid Program 2010-2014: Mid-Term Review [PDF 457kb]
Mine Action Strategy for the Australian Aid Program 2010-2014: Mid-Term Review [Word 167kb]
Related information
AusAID's work with mine action
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