The Lebanon Mine Action Authority (LMAA) is a legislative body established in 1998 by the Lebanese Council of Ministers to enhance and facilitate coordination among different ministries in matters relating to mine action. The Lebanon Mine Action Centre (LMAC), a part of the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF), executes and coordinates the Lebanese National Mine Action Program (LNMAP) on behalf of Lebanon Mine Action Authority (LMAA).
The 2025-2020 strategic plan was developed in 2020 to guide LMAC in leading and managing mine action responsibilities effectively and in close partnership with stakeholders. It consists mainly of gradually declaring all the regions of Lebanon free from EO following the latest prioritization study.
However, since 2020 Lebanon has faced a compounding series of challenges.
To stay responsive, effective, and adaptive to the Lebanese context, an objective and unbiased full review on the 2025-2020 LMAC strategy was conducted to benefit from emerging practices, identify gaps and new opportunities within the program.
This will help Lebanon to keep his position as one of the best mine action programs in the world.
The Lebanon Mine Action Authority (LMAA) is a legislative body established in 1998 by the Lebanese Council of Ministers to enhance and facilitate coordination among different ministries in matters relating to mine action. The Lebanon Mine Action Centre (LMAC), a part of the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF), executes and coordinates the Lebanese National Mine Action Program (LNMAP) on behalf of Lebanon Mine Action Authority (LMAA).
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Mines | 15.79 km2
Cluster-Munitions | 4.67 km2
Dangerous Areas | 2.73 km2
