CIDC Recent Projects And Their Funding Projects and Services To date CIDC has completed over seventy humanitarian mine action projects benefiting mine-affected regions in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, Eastern Europe, and Latin America. Typical mode of operations is to train, equip, deploy and supervise indigenous personnel. Specific services include: - Landmine clearance (demining). - Mined-area surveys and technical assessments. - Mine detection dog operations. - Landmine stockpile destruction. - Mine risk education. - Supply of equipment and training. - Equipment test and evaluation programs. CIDC Finances Cumulative Expenditures by Region (through 2006) Region DOLLAR PRECENTAGE Balkans and Eastern Europe $10,000,00 63 Africa $4,000,000 25 Middle East $1,000,000 6 Asia and Latin America $1,000,000 6 Total $16,000,000 100 Project Costs to 2006 by Activity Activity DOLLAR PRECENTAGE Demining (including mine detection dog operations) $8,000,00 50 Mined area surveys and treats assessments $4,000,000 25 Equipment supply, testing and related training $3,000,000 19 Stockpile destruction, mine risk education and other $1,000,000 6 Total $16,000,000 100 Annual Average Project Spending - $2,000,000 Overhead as a Percentage of Projects Costs - 8% Funding and Support (CIDC Projects are funded by the following) The Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (Canada) Department of Defense (Canada) Canadian Landmine Foundation Adopt -a-Minefield The International Trust fund for Demining and Mine Victims Assistance European Governement Agencies USA NATO UN Agencies Generous Private Contributions have been received by CIDC from CIDC Board Members Corporate Foundations Schools and Student Groups Members of the public. Print Version