Publications

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

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

GICHD delivered an advanced level training course on ammunition identification and disposal in Kabul, Afghanistan on 16-29 April 2016. The focus of the course was to build on existing skillsets and improve the knowledge of the...

Since the CCM entered into force in 2010, much expertise has been acquired by States Parties and partner organisations. This expertise addresses challenges in treaty compliance and best practices that have been developed within...

This is the first mine action strategic plan to be developed in consultation with all relevant mine action implementing partners, including the United Nations, government line ministries, international donors and other...

This report analyses disaggregated anti-vehicle mine (AVM) incident data collected in 2015. In a joint effort, the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD) and the Stockholm International Peace Research...

In June 2015, the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD) established a platform of affected states and regional organizations to advance human security and improvements to the mine action sector across...

This annual report highlights the work done by GMAP throughout 2016.

The aim of this checklist is to be able to plan and tailor activities more effectively and efficiently by better understanding gender and diversity dynamics of mine/ERW affected communities.

Findings from a study conducted by a team of Masters students from The Graduate Institute under the supervision of GMAP. It seeks to address the question of whether women’s participation in humanitarian mine action programmes increases their transformative agency in their families and communities.