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What is the Socio-Economic Impact of Humanitarian Mine Action and How Can We Improve It?; The Road Forward: Humanitarian Mine Clearance in S. Africa

What is the Socio-Economic Impact of Humanitarian Mine Action and How Can We Improve It?; The Road Forward: Humanitarian Mine Clearance in S. Africa

What the dog's nose knows

What the dog's nose knows

What the dog's nose knows Removing mines is necessarily a hazardous occupation.Unfortunately, mines are secretive by nature and design. A mine that cost US$5 to buy, 10 seconds to arm and 2 minutes…

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In its operations, the GICHD focuses on strengthening national capacities and promoting national ownership and good governance, to help partners develop innovative, tailored, and sustainable…

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We work with and for partners around the world.

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Who We Are APMBC and CCM Support Units View the members of the Implementation Support Units for the Inti-perosnnel Mine Ban Convention and the Convention on Cluster Munitions Convention on…

Why is Explosive Ordnance a Risk

Types of explosive ordnance Long after conflicts have ended, explosive ordnance continue to kill, injure and impact the daily life of affected communities. Despite significant efforts over the past…

Why is Harmonisation and Alignment difficult for donors? Lessons from the water sector

Why is Harmonisation and Alignment difficult for donors? Lessons from the water sector

Why Work With Us? | GICHD Employer Branding Film

Why Work With Us? | GICHD Employer Branding Film

Willing to Listen: An Evaluation of the United Nations Mine Action Programme in Kosovo 1999-2001

Willing to Listen: An Evaluation of the United Nations Mine Action Programme in Kosovo 1999-2001

Women in Humanitarian Mine Action - A Case Study of Lebanon

Women in Humanitarian Mine Action - A Case Study of Lebanon

This handout presents findings on how the participation of women mine action programmes in Lebanon enhances the transformative agency within their families and communities.