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Commercial Systems for the Direct Detection of Explosives (for Explosive Ordnance Disposal Tasks) There are a number of Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) tasks in which it is necessary to…
The Landmine Ban: A Case Study in Humanitarian Advocacy
Assistance to Demining Programmes-Phase III (CMB/98-006)
The Global Landmine Survey and Socio-Economic Indicators
Summary Report RHINO Original report in German
Summary Report 910 MCV Original report in German
Summary Report MINE GUZZLER Original report in German
Diamine Soil Report
Mine Clearance by Villagers in Rural Cambodia: Spontaneous Demining Initiatives, final study report
Sida's Contributions to Humanitarian Mine Action, Final Report
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