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Conflict-related trauma and operational safety in Ukraine’s mine action response
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...
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Improvised explosive devices in the Sahel: Humanitarian responses and current capacities
Over the past five years, the Sahel region has seen a steady rise and geographical spread in the use of improvised explosive devices (IEDs), a term used to describe an explosive device placed or fabricated in an improvised...
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Mine Detection Dogs: Training, Operations and Odour Detection
The use of dogs for mine detection has expanded dramatically in the last ten years. However, research designed to explore and understand the issues underlying mine dog detection has not kept pace with that expansion. A poor...
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CIDA Central & Eastern Europe Branch: Canadian Mine Action Programme in the Balkans, 1998-2003
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Information Requirements for Explosive Remnants of War, the Views of the Clearance Community
01/06/2003- Available in English
Geneva Diary: Report from the GICHD | May 2003
The Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD) provides operational assistance to mine action programmes and operators, conducts research and provides support to the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention.
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