In 2020, the GICHD continued providing its services to national and international partners, with the ultimate goal of reducing risk from explosive ordnance and making communities safe. Faced with the challenges and limitations imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Centre put much effort into adapting to the new context and ensuring the delivery of its services through remote means. This process paid off to a significant extent and proved the Centre’s flexibility and adaptability, whilst also generating lessons that are still being evaluated and that will influence its future way of operating. To carry out this work, our staff grew. As of the end of 2020, the GICHD is made up of 79 staff members representing 26 nations.
Read about the major achievements of the Centre's work in 2020, as well as highlights, financial statements and the most recent list of the members of the Council of Foundation.
Category: Ammunition Management