Publications and Reports

Addressing the consequences of explosive remnants of war is a humanitarian, developmental, and national defence and security priority of longterm significance for Viet Nam. Over the years, under the leadership of the Party and the...

In 2026, significant changes were made to the International Mine Action Standards (IMAS) in relation to the core topic of land release. In January 2026, the United Nations InterAgency Coordination Group on Mine Action endorsed a...

Mine Action Standards are the foundation of safe, efficient, and effective mine action, protecting the lives of both mine action professionals and affected people. At the national level, standards explain how an explosive ordnance...

In Colombia, mine action is closely linked to broader recovery and peacebuilding efforts following decades of conflict. Operations are designed to support the most affected territories, including areas where insecurity and limited...

The Korea Viet Nam Peace Village Project (KVPVP) offers a new, integrated approach to these challenges. Funded by the Korea International Cooperation Agenda (KOICA) and implemented  by the United Nations Development Programme...

South Sudan faces high levels of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV). Entrenched gender inequalities, weak institutions and legal systems, discriminatory social norms, and limited access to healthcare and justice services...

Research agendas, developed under the Mine Action Innovation Hub, serve as practical guides that outline key research needs and provide stakeholders with an evidence-based foundation for setting research priorities. This edition...

Ukraine’s mine action sector is expanding rapidly in response to widespread explosive ordnance contamination and the demands of national recovery. At the same time, its workforce continues to evolve, shaped by the realities of...