Explosive ordnance represents a key barrier to development in numerous countries worldwide, affecting the lives of communities long after the conflict is over. Due to their gender-specific mobility…
The term ‘Explosive Ordnance Risk Education’ (EORE) refers to activities which seek to reduce the risk of injury from explosive ordnance by raising awareness of women, girls, boys and men in…
Stories from Explosive Ordnance Risk Education In recent years, high numbers of civilian casualties from explosive ordnance (EO) have been recorded. For 75 million people affected by explosive…
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Mine Action in Border Areas This research sheds light on explosive ordnance contamination in border areas across the world. It presents an initial mapping of border contamination and considers the…
ANNUAL REPORT 2024 FOREWORD As we are publishing this report, the mine action community stands at a critical crossroads: needs are escalating, international norms are under pressure, and…
Innovation Session 2026: Mine Action in Urban Areas Organized under the Mine Action Innovation Hub, the Innovation Session 2026: Mine Action in Urban Areas is a three-day, in-person…
The GICHD Innovation Conference 2025 has successfully concluded, bringing together experts dedicated to reducing the risks posed by landmines, cluster munitions, and other explosive ordnance that…
