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Evaluation of the German Projects funded through International Trust Fund in Bosnia, Serbia and Albania
Evaluation of Handicap International Demining in Kosovo
Landmines in Eritrea: The Socio-Economic Impact, Prioritisation and Integration on the Basis of Community Visits
Explosive Signature Flux from Field Recoverd Landmines The process of locating buried landmines using the chemical signature begins with the initial leakage of the explosive chemicals from the body…
Tampering: Deliberate handling & use of live ordnance in Cambodia
Evaluation Report - MEDDS in Afghanistan: the Mechem Programme
The EOD IS-Survey: An Overview
Civilian Victims in an Asymmetrical Conflict: Operation Enduring Freedom, Afghanistan
Mine Risk Education Project of UNICEF: A Formative Evaluation
Influence of electrode size on Jacobian properties
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