Clear Path International (CPI) delivers survivor assistance, mine risk education and capacity building programming to people and organizations living and working in conflict-affected communities located throughout the world. Our mission is focused; our commitment steadfast — CPI seeks to restore the dignity and self-sufficiency of conflict survivors.

CPI has offered its services in support of internationally recognized integrated mine action objectives since 2000. Based on Bainbridge Island in Washington State, the organization currently operates programs in five locations. These include Afghanistan, Cambodia, Laos, along the Thai-Burma border, and Vietnam.

CPI offers a complete range of rehabilitation, accessibility, and socio-economic reintegration programming implemented either directly or through the services of qualified local partners. Management, monitoring and financial support is provided to those programs and organizations we believe address the greatest need and offer the most meaningful benefit.

CPI's programming approach often includes bringing local partners together to pursue assistance opportunities on a collaborative basis. This method has recently proven to be an especially important multiplier in our work. As a result of these and other programming innovations, CPI operations now serve nearly 100,000 beneficiaries worldwide.