2007 CAM-096 $45,197
Location: Lboek Svay Village, Svay Chek Commune, Cambodia
Donor: United Church in Canada participation in Night of A Thousand Dinners
The Lboek Svay Village, Svay Chek Commune is located in the Svay Chek District, Banteay Mean Chey Province and home to 629 people in 167 families. During the civil war (1979-1997) the village was used by the military and landmines were placed around the area to protect their installations. Since that time one person has been killed, four injured and three animals have been killed by landmines. De-mining this 51,951 square metre area will provide access to arable land and allow for the economic development of the village, especially for the ten poorest families who rely on farming for their livelihood.

2006 CAM-083 $50,922
Location: Char Thom Village, Kampong Cham Province, Cambodia
Donor: United Church in Canada participation in Night of A Thousand Dinners
The 39,810 square metre minefield is located in an area that was used as a strategic battle position during the wars from 1980-1992. This minefield has been responsible for the deaths of 27 people, and the injury of a further 7 people. In addition the minefield has caused the death of 25 domesticated animals, which greatly impaired community subsistence farming. Once the area is cleared a portion of the land will be utilized for the construction of a new school for over 600 children.

2006 CAM-SA $11,500
Donor: Peacekeepers Day events, the sale of the book 'Vanna's Dance', and Night of A Thousand Dinners Hosts in Canada
This Survivor Assistance Program honours the sacrifice of Canadian Peacekeepers' families. This project will help people who have survived a landmine accident in Cambodia. Most of them are amputees, have sustained severe internal injuries, or lost their eyesight. They need a range of assistance, including first aid, surgery, fitting of prostheses and orthoses, rehabilitation, counselling, reintegration into society, and job retraining.

2006 CAM-SA $11,500
Donor: Direct 'in memory' donors and Night of A Thousand Dinners Hosts in Canada
This Survivor Assistance program is undertaken in memory of Martin Conly. Details can be seen at www.martinconly.ca.

2005 CAM-SA-VV19 $11,775
Location: Cambodia
Donor: Peacekeepers Demining Fund in recognition of Peacekeepers families
Support services, provided through the Vietnam Veterans Foundation of America, range from the production and distribution of mobility devices, to assistance to help disabled children attend school.

2004 CAM-068 $48,088
Location: Malay
Donor: Rotary, led by District 7080, through Night of A Thousand Dinners
The 37,116 square metre minefield minefield to be cleared is close to the Malay school which has 1,766 students. Clearance allowed the school to be expanded to accomodate an additional 900 students. Following clearance of the minefield the area served as the site for the expansion of the school.

2004 CAM-070 $41,411
Location: Toul Pong Ro
Donor: Youth Against Landmines
This 32,222 square metre minefield, close to the Thai border, was littered with landmines. After the end of the last conflict, three people were injured in landmine-related accidents. The cleared land has been used for the resettlement of 12 families, or 71 people in total. These families have been given their own home and plot of land to use to grow food to sustain themselves.

2003 CAM-037 $54,053
Location: Stung Thmey village, Promoay commune, Veal Veng district, Pursat province.
Donor: "In memory of Chester Dawe" by Night of a Thousand Dinners and CIDA
This 38,826 square metre minefield is in a small village of 60 families and includes a heavily forested area. During the war, this village was contaminated with landmines and other Unexploded Ordinance (UXO). Following the war, 12 villagers were killed and another 14 seriously wounded. Clearance allowed the village to be expanded to include another 60 families.

2003 CAM-SA-VV4 $14,147
Donor: Night of a Thousand Dinners and CIDA
A survivor Assistance Program in Cambodia. Vietnam Veterans Foundation of America provided support to landmine survivors and other disabled people through one of their four rehabilitation centres throughout Cambodia. Support services include the production and distribution of mobility devices, medical and rehabilitation services, assistance to help disabled children attend school, a sports reintegration program and income-generation projects for the families of disabled individuals.

2002 CAM-15-04 $46,905
Location: Spean Youl Village, Chrey Seima Commune Battambang
Donor: Night of a Thousand Dinners, Service Clubs and CIDA
A 29,110 square metre minefield near the Cambodian-Thai border. The mine contamination on the existing road was the result of three decades of conflict. The mines prevented the villagers from having access to the rich soil in the area, which is invaluable for agriculture, and posed a threat for both villagers and livestock in the area.

2002 CAM-016(02) $39,030
Location: O'Chrey Village
Donor: Powell River Community Campaign and CIDA
This 25,000 square metre minefield, a portion of a larger field, is near the Cambodian-Thai border. It was affected during a conflict when the government built a strategic military belt ("K5") and laid unknown numbers of mines to prevent the return of Khmer Rouge. Clearing this area saved lives and encouraged development of infrastructure.

2002 CAM-016(03) $39,120
Location: O'Chrey Village
Donor: Rotary Club of Waterloo and CIDA
This 25,000 square metre minefield, a portion of a larger field, is near the Cambodian-Thai border. It was affected during a conflict when the government built a strategic military belt ("K5") and laid unknown numbers of mines to prevent the return of Khmer Rouge. Clearing this area saved lives and encouraged development of infrastructure.

2001 CAM-014(2) $32,789
Location: Battambang
Donor: Niagara College, Rotary Club of Brampton and CIDA
Clearance of this 19,972 square metre minefield, a portion of a larger field, freed the people from the risk when walking in the area. It also allowed an irrigation system, damaged in one of the conflicts, to be repaired. This irrigation system now provides fresh drinking water for three villages and irrigation for the farmers fields, allowing the restoration of the economy of their area.

2001 CAM-014(1) $32,789
Location: Battambang
Donor: Adopt-A-Minefield (Quinte) Community Campaign and CIDA
Clearance of this 19,972 square metre minefield, a portion of a larger field, freed the people from the risk when walking in the area. It also allowed an irrigation system, damaged in one of the conflicts, to be repaired. This irrigation system now provides fresh drinking water for three villages and irrigation for the farmers fields, allowing the restoration of the economy of their area.