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Organization Profile

Governing Council

The role of the Governing Council is to oversee the activities of CMAC and to give directions to ensure conformity with government mandates. It is also responsible for the approval of CMAC budgets, work plans, programs, accounts, and reports. As the tasking, external quality assurance, advocacy, and other national-level responsibilities will now fall with CMAA, the Governing Council oversight is focused on CMAC budget, structure and internal policies approval that will have to conform to any national policies and standards set by the CMAA (Cambodian Mine Action and Victim Assistance Authority).

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CMAC
MISSION STATEMENT

CORE VALUES

CORE ACTIVITIES

COMMITMENTS

As a National Humanitarian Mine Action Service Provider, we are committed to:

  1. Understanding and meeting the needs of the Cambodian people.
  2. Understanding and meeting the needs of the donors, partners and all key stakeholders, who assist and cooperate with us to fulfill CMAC mission.
  3. Understanding and meeting our obligations as a responsible employer by:
    • Selecting the right people using fair and transparent process.
    • Providing a safe working environment.
    • Providing training and development opportunities for our staff.
    • Providing appropriate equipment tools and materials for our staff to function effectively.
    • Conforming to an impartial and moral code of conduct.
    • Providing fair and equitable salaries and benefits to our staff.
  4. Creating active linkages with mine action partners and development agencies in Cambodia and with mine action agencies internationally.
  5. Developing and maintaining sound policies, procedures and work practices.
  6. Measuring and publicizing our performance in all activities and using these measurements as the basis for continuous improvement.

Organization Profile

The Cambodian Mine Action Centre (CMAC) is Cambodia’s leading demining organization, working in the key areas of Survey and Land Release, Mine and UXO Clearance, Mine and UXO Risk Education and Training, Research and Development. CMAC currently has 1,715 staff across Cambodia, including a national office in Phnom Penh, six provincial demining units and a Training Centre in Kampong Chhnang, working towards the mission of “Saving lives and Supporting Development for Cambodia“.

Name Cambodian Mine Action Centre (CMAC)
Established 1992
Headquarters Phnom Penh
Training Centre Kampong Chhnang
Central Workshop Battambang
Demining Units Banteay Meanchey; Battambang; Siem Reap (including Kampong Thom including Oddar Meanchey& Preah Vihear), Kampong Cham (including Kratie, Prey Veng, Svay Rieng Rattanakiri and Mondulkiri).