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The course empowers mine action field managers and personnel by providing them with the knowledge and practical skills needed to plan, manage and execute efficient and effective land release operations in an expert manner, including in relation to non-technical survey (NTS), technical survey (TS), clearance and quality management.


Aim

The course is designed to equip participants with the essential skills for effective land release operations. The course includes both theoretical and practical components, covering the use of measurement tools, map development, activity planning, and basic ammunition recognition. It is designed and delivered in accordance with gender diversity principles.


What you will learn?

The course strengthens participants’ capacity to:

  • explain the importance of land release process and its key components of NTS, TS and clearance;
  • describe land release NTS operations in accordance with the International Mine Action Standards (IMAS);
  • plan and manage NTS activities effectively and efficiently;
  • smplement TS methodologies to analyse and define the extent of EO contamination and its characteristics;
  • plan and manage different operational methodologies and use of context appropriate tools, including manual, mechanical and animal detection system (ADS) assisted operations;
  • outline key principles of quality management in LR process; and ensure compliance with international standards and protocols;

Who should attend?

The target audience includes professionals implementing land release activities representing Ukrainian national mine action opetarors participating in the GICHD localization project. The participation is limited to one representative from the organisation.

Language level requirements

English-Ukrainian simultaneous interpretation will be available throughout the training, though organizations are encouraged to nominate participants with advanced English language skills.

Teaching approach

For a more effective training experience, participants are encouraged to have a laptop.


Assessment

During the course participant performance will be evaluated. The overall grade for the course consists of 3 elements:

  • active participation in online self-paced learning and virtual life sessions | 15%
  • case studies exercises | 25%
  • final written test conducted in the classroom | 60%

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