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Mechanical Demining Equipment Catalogue 2002
The national mine action programme in the Republic of Croatia Overview of the national mine action programme.
Presentation 4 years CROMAC
Annual Report (2001) CROMAC
Humanitarian Demining Developmental Technologies 2000-2001 (US DoD)
The Socio-Economic Impact of Mine Action in Afghanistan: A Cost-Benefit Analysis
SUPERHERO OR ARCH VILLAIN?The use of the Superman comic book in mine awareness
Geneva Diary: Report from the GICHD | December 2001
Socio-Economic Impact Study of Danchurchaid Mine Action in Kosovo, July 1999-December 2001
Report of an Evaluation of UNICEFs child-to-child Landmine awareness education programme
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