Partnerships with other Organizations

In the course of our work, we have built partnerships with many organizations in Cambodia and around the world. Each organization is vital to the work we do in Cambodia, without them we would not be nearly as successful as we have been.

Canadian Landmine Foundation

Canadian Landmine Foundation (CLMF) has been a resource for us to apply for grants in regards to explosive weapons removal. We have received grants through them which have helped train and put an Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team in the field. They are currently funding EOD Team 5. CLMF has been working on removing explosive weapons through various methods of funding other projects and organizations since 1999.

Danish Demining Group

Danish Demining Group (DDG) is a Humanitarian Mine Action and Armed Violence Reduction Unit within the Danish Refugee Council. They have worked in the field of weapons removal and abatement for the last 20 years, and as such their expertise in the field is vital to helping us achieve our mission here in Cambodia. DDG has helped train CSHD deminers and EOD teams in Unexploded Ordnance and Landmine removal, as well as providing a few individuals from each of our EOD teams with emergency paramedic training.

Good Hands Cambodia

Good Hands is a South Korean NGO that has helped fund CSHD’s demining work, as well as some of the RSVP schools. They are helping fund EOD Teams 1 and 4..

U.S. State Department Office of Weapons Removal and Abatement

The Office of Weapons Removal and Abatement (WRA) has provided LMRF with grants varying in size since our inception. They have been vital in helping us progress in removing landmines from Cambodia, and are currently helping fund EOD Teams 1 and 4. Additionally, they are one of the largest funders in the world in weapons removal and have been providing funds to organizations since 1993. LMRF had received the State Department grant from 2009 until 2020 where it was taken over by Humanity and Inclusion (Handicap International). We have worked closely with Humanity and Inclusion to ensure a proper transition and believe that they have the capacity to take the program even farther than we could. 

World Without Mines

World Without Mines is a Swiss organization which provides funds for demining projects throughout the world. They have been working with us since 2016 when CSHD trained a 3rd EOD team. Since then, they have provided funds that allow us to put EOD Teams 2 and 3 into the field every month.

Project Enlighten

Project enlighten had focused on offering University Scholarships and vocational training to landmine survivors living at Aki Ra’s Cambodian Landmine Museum in Siem Reap, Cambodia. To extend an even farther reach, in 2007, it was reorganized and blossomed into a non-profit organization facilitating educational opportunities in countries around the globe. Project Enlighten has worked with LMRF to provide scholarships to even more students. 

Princess Angelika Jaroslawska-Sapieha