Chad

Cluster Munition Remnants

Anti-Personnel Mines

  • Article 5 deadline

    1 January 2025

  • Performance

    Poor

Performance Criterion Score
Understanding of anti-personnel mine contamination (20% of overall score) 5
National ownership and programme management (10% of overall score) 4
Gender (10% of overall score) 3
Information management and reporting (10% of overall score) 5
Planning and tasking (10% of overall score) 4
Land release system (20% of overall score) 6
Land release outputs and Article 5 compliance (20% of overall score) 3
Performance score 4.4

Key Developments

The European Union (EU) PRODECO programme, which had funded mine action operations in Chad since 2017, officially ended in April 2022. No donor support has been provided since, leaving Chad’s mine action programme at a standstill. The government funded some clearance of explosive ordnance, believed to be the first national funding of operations for some years.


Recommendations for Action

  • Chad should seek international support to re-establish a functioning mine action programme.

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