Who is the toolkit for? The training is targeted for participants who already have good knowledge of EORE and are involved in the management of EORE projects. However, users may adapt the…
IEDs cause more civilian casualties globally than commercially manufactured landmines and account for nearly half of all casualties from explosive incidents. Enduring post-conflict IED…
Standardisation and the establishment of guidelines for good practice at the national level are vital for reaching the goals of mine action programmes. Standards can incorporate the needs and…
Get involved in the #20yearsIMAS campaign. The International Mine Action Standards (IMAS) provide guidance, establish principles and, in some cases, define international requirements and…
The GICHD's first Gender Focal Point Capacity Development Programme ended earlier this year. This programme helped build sustainable capacity for gender and diversity mainstreaming in the mine…
Ahmaied Hamad Khalaf and his family returned to their home in Fallujah, Iraq in 2017. Until recently, the city was under Islamic State (IS) control. Although the conflict was over, the city was…
This exhibition, Life of Mine, marked the International Day of Mine Awareness on April 4 in Geneva and around the globe by giving mine action a human face. It shows the manifold impact…
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…
