The Norwegian People's Aid's first demining operations took place in Cambodia in 1992. Today, NPA covers the full life-cycle of weapons and ammunitions – with interventions to protect civilians before, during and after conflict.
Since 1992, we have removed more than 2.1 million anti-personnel landmines and explosive remnants of war in 40 countries, freeing 1.3 billion square metres of land for productive use.
Parallel to clearing landmines and explosives, NPA has taken a forward-leading role in civil society's push for states to negotiate, adopt, adhere to, and implement international weapons treaties such as the Antipersonnel Mine Ban Treaty, the Convention on Cluster Munitions and the Treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons.
Achievements 2024
New report from Mine Action Review
News and updates

Joint Statement: General exchange of views during the 22 MSP for the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention

NPA Statement on Universalization during the 22 MSP for the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention

New Study: Environmental and Climate Risk Assessment in Mine Action Using the Green Field Tool

M85 study Revisited: Reaffirming the Case Against Cluster Munitions
What we do

Conflict Preparedness and Protection

Explosive Ordnance Risk Education



