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Developing National Mine Action Capacity in Sudan : The Impact of Conflict, Politics and International Assistance
Mine Action in Angola: 2006-2011 Strategic Plan
Multi-Year Plan (2006-2011) - Sudan
The Accuracy of Measuring Perimeter Points: Use of GPS vs. Bearing and Distance
GICHD-BAM Round Table Discussion: Reliability Tests for Demining
External Evaluation of UNICEF support to Rehabilitation/Reintegration of Mine/UXO Victims and Disabled people
15464:2005 CEN Workshop Agreement for EOD Competency Standards for Humanitarian Mine Action - Part 5: Competency for EOD level 3
Community Participation in Mine Action: A Review and Conceptual Framework
Inventory and analysis of operationally validated results related to mine action space - and airborne surveys.
Explosive Harvesting System newsletter - November 2005
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