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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…
International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action – 4 April 2026 | UNMAS
Promoting gender mainstreaming in post-war mine clearance efforts | Vetnam.vn
Ukraine: Quand les alliés désertent, la Suisse nettoie les mines | Blick
Clearing the past: Inside Sri Lanka's National Mine Action Centre | The Week
How the Pacific is doubling down on destroying hidden WWII bombs – with the help of a Geneva NGO | Geneva Solutions
Déminage humanitaire : le Luxembourg réitère son engagement | Le Quotidien
Le Luxembourg accueille une conférence internationale sur l'innovation dans le déminage humanitaire |Gouvernement luxembourgeois
NEC and the Cambodian Mine Action Center Successfully Predict Landmine-Contaminated Areas in Cambodia Using AI | NEC Corporation
Luxembourg Hosts International Humanitarian Demining Innovation Conference | Chronicle.lu
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