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Time to Stem the Lightweight Approaches and Focus on Real Minefield Data?

How COVID-19 changed use of funding in mine action
Mine Action in the Time of COVID-19: A Donor's Perspective

How COVID-19 changed use of funding in mine action
Management Information Systems in Iraq

A simple solution to a complex problem improves decision making for the Iraq National Mine Action Authority
Information Management Tools in Northeast Syria

Using on-the-ground information management to help prioritization decisions in the clearance of northeast Syria
IMAS 10.60 Safety & Occupational Health Updates

Changes to IMAS 10.60 related to Investigation and Reporting of Accidents and Incidents
The Mine Free Sarajevo Project

Sarajevo was heavily contaminated during the regional conflicts of the 1990s. Read how ongoing efforts to clear the city are progressing
Weapons Marking in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Effective methods for marking and tracing weapons in the Western Balkans to minimize the proliferation of illicit weapons
Improving Security in the DRC

UNMAS is working to limit proliferation and misuse of small arms and light weapons in the DR Congo
Landmines in America's Backyard

Read about landmines being used in during the United States Civil War.
Gender and Diversity Mainstreaming in Mine Action

Gender equality and inclusion are important facets of mine action
Assessing Ukraine's Victim Assistance Capacities

A look at Ukraine's efforts to help victims of explosive ordnance
Small Drones Finding Buried Landmines in the Desert Using Airborne IR Thermography

Field research of drones and IR thermography for landmine detection
Explosive Ordnance Victims and Risk Education: Lessons Learned from Colombia

EORE in Colombia over the last decade

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