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9. Cambodia: UXO injury and a CSO promoting accessible agricultural

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12. Land for Women a survivor of sexual violence in post-genocide Rwanda

13. African Disability Protocol: explaining the social model of disability

2.A Ukrainian female deminer and an innovative Ukrainian-developed demining project

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Listen to a concise explanation on why UN mine action work has been successful, given by Martin Barber, OBE, former Director of UNMAS (2000 - 2005) and author of the book: "Blinded by Humanity: Inside the UN’s Humanitarian Operations" published in 2014. This audio was extracted from a video that was created for the 
20th International Meeting of National Mine Action Programme Directors and United Nations Advisers in 2017.

Martin Barber, Former Director of UNMAS, on why UN mine action work has been successful

Listen to Paul Heslop talks about 25 years of mine action history.

Paul Heslop, Chief of UNMAS Programme Management Section, on 25 years of mine action history

The French Association for the United Nations (AFNU) interviews Ms. Agnès Marcaillou, Director of UNMAS, on the occasion of the International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action.

UNMAS Director's interview to AFNU on the occasion of the Int’l Mine Awareness Day 2020 (in French)

The United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) leads, coordinates and implements projects to mitigate the threat posed by mines, explosive remnants of war and improvised explosive devices. UNMAS supports the entire UN system through a small team at headquarters, a humanitarian hub in Geneva, and some 7,000 women and men employed through UNMAS funding in the field. UNMAS is a specialized, agile organization, which delivers concrete results in dynamic operating environments across the world. UNMAS approach is needs driven and people-centred, guided by humanitarian principles.

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