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Mine Action 101
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How to become a deminer?
FSD’s deminers come from all walks of life: farmers, teachers, IT specialists and many others. Many have had their lives…
Humanitarian demining Iraq
Accidental explosions: what are the high-risk behaviours?
While almost one in three countries in the world is contaminated by landmines and explosive remnants of war, thousands of…
Children Prevention and risk education Ukraine
Landmine goes click?
Author: Markus Schindler The air is thick with tension as the sun begins to set. A small group of soldiers…
Landmines and explosive remnants Humanitarian demining Non catégorisé
Voices from the field
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Bees to the rescue of a mine victim
The shepherd was no longer able to provide for his family. In 2018, thanks to FSD’s support, Rahmi Ali was…
Victim Assistance Afghanistan
« I was 9 when I lost my foot and part of my leg »
At the time, Hnfna was unaware that she was entering a minefield, an omnipresent danger in the vicinity of her…
Victim Assistance Afghanistan
They learn to read, to write and to recognise unexploded ordnance
Polina, Nastia, and Sophia are between 8 and 9. They live in a village located in the province of Chernihiv,…
Children Prevention and risk education Ukraine
Latest news from FSD
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Mindanao: A New Operational Centre Enabling a Rapid Response to Explosive Risks
Until recently, many residents were reluctant to report the presence of these items, due to fear, mistrust, or a lack…
Humanitarian demining Philippines
QR Codes to Save Lives
In Kharkiv province, Ukraine, residents live every day with the invisible yet very real presence of explosive remnants of war. FSD…
Prevention and risk education
FSD strengthens Ukraine’s mechanical demining capacity
FSD has launched a new project funded by the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) to help the State…
Machines, drones and technology Humanitarian demining Non catégorisé