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About Us

The International Campaign to Ban Landmines (ICBL) is a global network in over 90 countries that works for a world free of antipersonnel landmines, where landmine survivors can lead fulfilling lives. The Campaign was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of its efforts to bring about the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty. Since then, we have been advocating for the words of the treaty to become a reality, demonstrating on a daily basis that civil society has the power to change the world.

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2012 Campaign Action Plan

This Action Plan summarizes priorities and activities of the International Campaign to Ban Landmines (ICBL) in 2012. ICBL members have been consulted and their input is included in the action plan. The plan details campaign priorities on universalization and implementation of the Mine Ban Treaty (MBT) in 2012, describes how we will work, and includes a calendar of key global dates and major activities in 2012.

2011 Action Plan

This action plan details priorities and activities for our campaigning in 2011.

ICBL Ambassadors

Jody Williams, Tun Channareth, Margaret Arach Orech and Song Kosal are the ICBL Ambassadors

Campaign History

The ICBL was launched in 1992 by a group of six non-governmental organizations. Throughout the years, our structure and strategy has evolved with the changing circumstances.

Inspiration for other campaigns

A number of studies have been made on why the campaign succeeded in getting a Mine Ban Treaty drawn up in such a short period of time and the successes in its implementation.

Annual Reports

Annual Reports and Financial Statements of the ICBL, from 2001

Institutional Donors

Organisations and governments that have given important donations to the ICBL and the Landmine Monitor in 2009.

Governance Board, Advisory Committee and Staff Team

The activities of the ICBL are supported by a Governance Board representative of various elements of the ICBL that provides strategic, financial and human resources oversight. An Advisory Committee provides more regular input to staff and the working of the campaign.