Evaluated screen

Anti-Vehicle Mines

Identifies companies that are involved in the the development, production, or sale of anti-vehicle mines designed to be detonated by the presence or contact of vehicles.

Type
Evaluated
Version
2026.08.21.2
Published
Aug 21, 2026
Inclusions
6
Exclusions
6
How to read this definition

Inclusion criteria describe evidence that can establish this activity. Exclusion criteria identify circumstances that do not establish it on that basis alone. The evaluation remains connected to its taxonomy version and supporting evidence.

Can establish this activity

Included when supported

Evidence may support involvement when it matches one or more of these inclusion criteria.

6 criteria
  1. 01Criterion

    Manufacturers of Conventional Anti-Vehicle Mines

    Defined as: Companies that produce mines designed to be buried or deployed for detonation by pressure, magnetic influence, or contact with military vehicles.

  2. 02Criterion

    Developers of Remote-Activated or Sensor-Based Vehicle Mines

    Defined as: Firms that design anti-vehicle mines triggered by motion sensors, tripwires, or remote detonation intended to target vehicle movement.

  3. 03Criterion

    Entities Supplying Programmable or Directional Anti-Vehicle Mines

    Defined as: Companies that manufacture advanced anti-vehicle mines capable of targeting specific vehicle types or responding to electronic signatures.

  4. 04Criterion

    Vendors Listed in Military Contracts for Mine Procurement

    Defined as: Firms named in defense procurement documents or credible reporting as providers of anti-vehicle mine systems.

  5. 05Criterion

    Producers of Dispensers or Launchers for Anti-Vehicle Mines

    Defined as: Companies that manufacture delivery systems that deploy anti-vehicle mines over a wide area.

  6. 06Criterion

    Exporters or Resellers of Anti-Vehicle Mines

    Defined as: Organizations involved in the cross-border sale or brokering of anti-vehicle mines to state or non-state military entities.

Does not establish this activity on its own

Excluded on this basis alone

These circumstances do not establish this activity unless separate evidence also meets an inclusion criterion.

6 criteria
  1. 01Criterion

    Manufacturers of Anti-Personnel Mines Only

    Defined as: Companies that produce mines designed to be triggered by human contact are covered under a separate screen.

  2. 02Criterion

    Producers of Explosive Ordnance Not Configured as Mines

    Defined as: Firms that manufacture grenades, shells, or other munitions not designed to be left in place and detonated by vehicles.

  3. 03Criterion

    Suppliers of Inert, Training, or Demining Devices

    Defined as: Companies providing non-lethal replicas or clearance tools not intended for combat use.

  4. 04Criterion

    Builders of Landmine Components Without Assembly

    Defined as: Entities producing triggering mechanisms, casings, or explosives not integrated into complete anti-vehicle mine systems.

  5. 05Criterion

    Commercial Explosives Manufacturers for Civil Use

    Defined as: Firms producing demolition materials for mining, construction, or industrial use with no military mine application.

  6. 06Criterion

    Former Mine Producers with Verified Exit

    Defined as: Companies that previously made anti-vehicle mines but have formally ended production and no longer engage in such activity.

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Taxonomy version 2026.08.21.2, published Aug 21, 2026. Material changes receive a new immutable release so earlier evaluations remain tied to the definitions and criteria used.

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