In 2015, the Republic of Croatia contributed €27.7 million (US$30.8 million) to its mine action program; 85% ($26.2 million) of which went to demining operations while the remaining 15% ($4.6 million) covered Croatian Mine Action Center (CROMAC) running costs.[1] A further €3.2 million ($3.5 million) came from Croatian companies and bodies.[2]

Mine action activities in Croatia have also been funded through the European Union Instrument for the Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA), with €16.8 million ($18.5 million) allocated to clearance operations in 2015.[3]

Croatia also received $1.8 million in international contributions toward clearance activities and victim assistance from the United States through the International Trust Fund Enhancing Human Security (ITF).[4]

In 2015, Croatia’s contribution to mine action from its state budget accounted for 56% of total mine action budget, Croatian companies and administration bodies accounted for 6%, while 3% came from international donors, and 34% from EU/IPA funds.

Since 2011, international contributions to mine action activities in Croatia totaled some $6.7 million, and averaged of $1.3 million per year. Croatia’s own contributions to its mine action program amounted to more than $160 million or the equivalent of $32 million per year.

Summary of contributions: 2011–2015[5]