The Explosive Ordnance Risk Education Advisory Group (EORE AG) was launched in 2019. It provides overall guidance to the sector and identifies ways to improve the integration, effectiveness, efficiency and relevance of EORE.
The EORE AG draws on the expertise of over a dozen UN agencies, international organisations and international NGOs who serve as members or observers to the group. It is co-chaired by UNICEF and a rotating NGO – currently the Mines Advisory Group (MAG) – and the GICHD serves as secretariat. National authorities responsible for mine action and EORE will be the privileged interlocutors and decision makers for plans to be carried out in their respective countries.
For questions or requests to the EORE AG, please contact Kaitlin Hodge (k.hodge(at)gichd.org).
EORE Advisory Group Terms of Reference
EORE AG Work Plan 2021
EORE AG Progress Report 2020
Advisory Group Meeting Minutes
Resources
Research, Guidance & Tools
International Mine Action Standard (IMAS) 12.10: Explosive Ordnance Risk Education
New Technologies and Methodologies for EORE in Challenging Contexts - Review and Resource Library
EORE / COVID-19 Resource Library
Advocacy Strategy (to print as a brochure use this version)
Guidance for Standardising Beneficiary Definitions in Humanitarian Mine Action
IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) Field Companion for Mine Action and FAQ
EORE Sector Mapping and Needs Analysis
Event Summaries
GICHD Webinar Series on New Technologies & Methodologies for EORE: A View from Other Sectors (March-April 2021)
Upholding the Oslo Action Plan in Times of COVID-19: A Discussion On Risk Education: APMBC Intersessional Side Event Report & Presentations + Recording (June 2020)
Webinar: EORE and COVID-19 (click here for transcript and here for the webinar Q&A) (April 2020)
23NDM Side Event Report (Feb 2020)
Other Approved Documentation
EORE Essentials Concept Note (approved in June 2020, with intent to develop the e-learning course by end of 2021)