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 Gender and Diversity in Mine Action Working Group is a group of mine action organisations working together to promote gender and diversity mainstreaming in the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban…
There is an increase in interest to fund Mine Action activities and projects which mainstream gender and diversity as well as promote equality and inclusion. The resources featured here showcase…
School, food, transport – Landmines take away lives and so much more Conflicts end, but the landmines and other explosive ordnance they leave behind can be devastating and leave lasting damage. The…
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The Explosive Ordnance Risk Education Advisory Group (EORE AG) was launched in 2019. It provides overall guidance to the sector and identifies ways to improve the integration, effectiveness,…
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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 co-hosted the 8th Mine Action Technology Workshop with UNMAS in Geneva, Switzerland, from 2 - 4 November 2021. Over the course of 3 days, we received 203 participants from more than 38…
Introduction Every year, across the world, millions of civilians bear the brunt of landmines, cluster munitions and other explosive ordnance. Lives are lost or irreparably damaged, as survivors…
