Acting as one? Co-ordinating responses to the landmine problem

Article Abstract:

The co-ordination within humanitarian mine action (HMA), and co-ordination between HMA and other humanitarian and development are discussed. Some thoughts for future, on the importance of effective co-ordination arrangements both within HMA as a sector and between HMA and other sectors of humanitarian assistance are offered.

Bosnia-Herzegovina, Afghanistan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Humanitarian reform movement

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Risky business or constructive assistance? Community engagement in humanitarian mine action

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The recent examples of local engagement in Humanitarian Mine Action (HMA) operations, sketching some of the opportunities for and constraints on improved integration of local capacities are mentioned. The local articles are often disregarded and overlooked.

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Balancing risk: village de-mining in Cambodia

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The circumstances under which villagers conduct mine clearance is explored. The villagers having high-risk in Cambodia should be provided with training in e-mining techniques.

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