Over the past 25 years, ITF has cleared over 191 million square metres of mine-contaminated areas.
ITF helped establish national capacities in Georgia that will enable safe and secure disposal of outdated and hazardous weapons and ammunition.
Providing support to vulnerable communities in the aftermath of an earthquake in Northwest Syria.
Beekeeping as a form of victim assistance for individuals with disabilities, particularly mine and UXO survivors.
Risk education enhances safety and reduces the risk of injury and death.
News
24/11/2025
New Phase of “Clear then Grow” Begins in Northeast Syria with Support from France
Phase IV of “Clear then Grow” has begun, advancing locally led humanitarian mine action in Northeast Syriain partnership with local NGO Reachout.
21/11/2025
30 Years After Dayton: Progress, Persistence, and the Work That Still Remains
Thirty years after the end of conflict, mine action in Bosnia and Herzegovina stands as both a success story and an ongoing obligation – a reminder that recovery from war extends far beyond peace agreements.
16/11/2025
Visit to Superhumans Center in Lviv, Ukraine
Strengthening partnership with the Superhumans Center, where survivors of severe war injuries receive life-changing treatment thanks to the support of the Republic of Slovenia.
11/11/2025
ITF Signs a Grant Agreement with Qatar Fund for Development
A $1 Million Agreement will strenghten capacities of the Palestine Hospital in Harmalah, Bethlehem, to respond to urgent medical needs.
24/10/2025
ITF at the Ukraine Mine Action Conference 2025
From 22–23 October 2025, ITF attended UMAC25, joining international partners, donors, and experts to advance a comprehensive and holistic approach to mine action as a key pillar of Ukraine’s recovery.
17/10/2025
Humanitarian Work in Conflict and Post-Conflict Settings
On 16 October 2025, ITF Enhancing Human Security hosted the event “Humanitarian Aid in Conflict and Post-Conflict Settings – Stories Through the Lens of Arne Hodalič” as part of the 13th Slovenian Development Days in Ljubljana.
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