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Evaluation of the Mine Risk Education (MRE) Programme in Casamance - Senegal
Evaluation of the German Funded Mine Action Teams of Norwegian People's Aid in Southern Sudan
Detection of landmines by dogs: Environmental and Behavioural Determinants
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Assessing the Risk Compatibility of SALW Awareness and Mine Risk Education
In-Country Trials Cambodia, Minehound, Report on two additional tests
15464:2005 CEN Workshop Agreement for EOD Competency Standards for Humanitarian Mine Action - Part 3: Competency for EOD level 1
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