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Trust Fund projects - promoting security and defence reform 4. Trust Fund projects Contents   1. Trust Fund Policy   2. How to put together a Trust Fund project?  3. Six principles of the Trust Fund policy  4. Trust Fund projects  5. Working together for results  6. Role of NAMSA  7. One Minute Interview Editorial Note   Important publisher and editorial information about this document Other Formats English PDF (~1080Kb) Printable version with colour illustrations Order a hardcopy version using the online order form. This page shows all Trust Fund projects which had been successfully completed, or were ongoing or in the final stages of planning in October 2005. Key facts are presented for each project (flags indicate donor countries and contributing organisations other than NATO). Unless otherwise indicated, the executing agent is NAMSA. Albania Aim Destruction of 1.6 million anti-personnel landmines Cost US $ 800 000 Lead Nation Canada Project duration January 2001 - April 2002 Albania II Aim Destruction 11 500 tonnes SALW ammunition Projected cost EUR 6.4 million Lead Nation Canada Project duration December 2002 - ongoing Moldova Aim Destruction of 325 tonnes of melange, 12 000 anti-personnel landmines and 300 tonnes of munitions Cost US $ 1.1 million Lead Nation the Netherlands Project duration December 2001 - December 2002 Moldova II Aim Repacking and centralisation of 1700 tonnes of dangerous chemicals Projected cost EUR 841 500 Lead Nation Belgium/Romania Project duration November 2005 - ongoing This is a joint NATO/OSCE project in the framework of ENVSEC: The Environment and Security Initiative was launched by the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, the United Nations Environment Programme and the United Nations Development Programme in 2002. NATO became associated with ENVSEC in 2004 in order to coordinate related activities, in particular under the NATO Programme for Security through Science. (For more information see: www.envsec.org) Azerbaijan Aim Clearance of 600 hectares of unexploded ordnance Projected cost EUR 1.16 million Lead Nation Turkey Project duration November 2005 - ongoing Belarus Aim Destruction of 700 000 anti-personnel landmines Projected cost US $ 390 500 Lead Nation Canada Project duration to be determined Ukraine Aim Destruction of 400 000 anti-personnel landmines Cost US $ 800 000 Lead Nation Canada Project duration February 2002 - May 2003 Ukraine II Aim Destruction of 1.5 million SALW, 133 000 tonnes of munitions and 1000 MANPADS Projected cost approximately EUR 25 million Lead Nation the United States (phase 1) Project duration 12 years, starting end 2005 Ukraine III Aim Retraining and resettlement of 600 military personnel Cost EUR 430 000 Lead Nation the Netherlands Project duration three years, starting January 2006 Executing agent: NATO International Staff Kazahkhstan Aim Destruction of 27 000 SALW, including 335 MANPADS Projected cost EUR 240 000 Lead Nation the United States Project duration to be determined Serbia and Montenegro Aim Destruction of 28 000 SALW Cost EUR 375 000 Lead Nation the Netherlands Project duration September 2003 - December 2003 Serbia and Montenegro II Aim Destruction of 1.3 million anti-personnel landmines Projected cost EUR 1.69 million Lead Nation Canada/Austria Project duration February 2005 - ongoing Serbia and Montenegro III Aim Helping redundant military personnel find new jobs Cost EUR 5.9 million Lead Nation Norway Project duration two years (launch date to be confirmed) Executing agent: International Organisation of Migration Tajikistan Aim Destruction of 1260 anti-personnel landmines Cost EUR 3100 Lead Nation Canada Project duration March 2004 Executing agent: United Nations Development Programme Georgia Aim Destruction of 526 surface-to-air missiles and 45 warheads Projected cost EUR 1.1 million Lead Nation Luxembourg Project duration November 2003 - ongoing

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