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Land mine contamination in Bosnia and Herzegovina is a serious aftereffect of the Bosnian War , which took place from until As a result, the country has had the most severe land mine problems in the world. Although landmine removal efforts have made progress throughout the country and the landmine-related deaths have steadily decreased each year, many people are still killed or suffer injuries caused by unexploded munitions in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Despite the threat of landmines, people enter contaminated areas out of economic necessity. Bosnia and Herzegovina's land mine contamination stems exclusively from the —95 war in the country. Throughout the war, landmines were used by all three warring factions ARBiH , HVO and VRS and the location of the landmines is where the military confrontations lines were during the war period.
The majority of landmines which were used by the three sides were the PROM-1 , a Yugoslav manufactured anti-personnel mine which has since been banned by the Ottawa Treaty. By , some two million land mines and unexploded munitions littered Bosnia. In September , land mines and unexploded munitions remained scattered in 28, locations. A total of 1, Between and , more than 3, square kilometres have been cleared of mines. Bosnia and Herzegovina's strategic vision in was to clear all land mines by the year In April , experts thought it would take at least five years longer, citing a lack of funds as the primary hurdle.
Some suggest that it could take several more decades. On 4 April, International Mine Awareness Day, the government, the UN and a number of other international and local NGOs inform citizens about the dangers of land mines and the efforts to clear them. The project utilised land release methodology, a cost-effective and safe way to release large areas by combining technical and non-technical methods.
