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Humanitarian Impact Evaluation - Battlefield Area Clearance South Lebanon (2007)
15832-2008 CEN Workshop Agreement Humanitarian Mine Action - Follow- on processes after the use of demining machines
15833-2008 CEN Workshop Agreement Humanitarian Mine Action - Quality magement - Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Control (QC) for mechanical demining
GICHD 1998 | 2008 10th Anniversary
Fact sheet on Hillshade Imagery In this fact sheet :
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Coping with Clandestine Structures in International Intervention: Landmine Clearance Agencies in Afghanistan, Bosnia and Sudan
Local NGOs and Firms in Mine Action
Evaluation of EC Funded Mine Action Programmes in Africa The Evaluation of EC support for mine action in Africa is the first of six regional mine action evaluations that the Geneva International…
Evaluation of the Mine Action Programme in Sudan
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