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Overview

Mark your calendars: the GICHD Innovation Conference is back in 2025! It must be a priority to protect the lives of the 75 million people affected by landmines, cluster munitions and other explosive ordnance. This three-day event aims to spark collaboration between experts active in explosive ordnance risk reduction. Together with experts from other sectors we will address existing and pressing challenges, discuss potential solutions, and share good practices enhancing innovation in mine action and ammunition management.   

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When: 28 to 30 October 2025 

Where: LUXEXPO THE BOX, Luxembourg-Kirchberg

Format: In-person

Where can innovation meaningfully address the risks posed by explosive ordnance? We are not just showcasing new technologies, join us for problem-oriented discussions and new approaches towards reducing risks.

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How are you going to be a part of this event?

We are looking for insights into emerging challenges, new ideas, inspiring speakers and promising practices to feature at the Innovation Conference. 

Whether you want to be a part of shaping the agenda or simply want to join as a participant: 

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* The deadline to submit applications is 31 July 2025.

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Conference Location

10, Circuit de la Foire Internationale
L-1347 Luxembourg-Kirchberg

Donors

Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA) Switzerland

German Humanitarian Assistance

Luxembourg Aid & Development

Contact our conference team 

For any queries, please contact the GICHD: innovation@gichd.org

For media queries, please contact: l.collier(at)gichd.org

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