2025

October this year was very intense in terms of international events for the Ukrainian Deminers Association. But this is exactly the case when intensity is beneficial, as the participation of Ukrainian representatives in key global events confirms the consistency of support for Ukraine and strengthens the role of national operators in forming global security policy. […]

In October this year, the Ukrainian Deminers Association (UDA) once again successfully passed recertification!UDA confirmed its compliance with the highest international standards for the following processes: These certificates grant the right to perform the specified work for five years, which our team is proud of! In addition, UDA has received a certificate for the neutralization

On September 20, an educational quest entitled “The Unconquered: Mission – A Safe Country” dedicated to the mine risk education took place in Podil, Kyiv. Hundreds of children and adults attended the event. It was organized by the Ukrainian Deminers Association. The quest combined entertainment with important education. Participants performed interactive tasks, worked in teams,

Source: bukvy.org On July 15, Ukrainian parliament suspended the Ottawa Convention, which prohibits the production, use, and stockpiling of anti-personnel mines. Ukraine joined the convention in 2005, when there was no threat of full-scale war, in order to comply with international standards and protect civilians. Russia, on the other hand, did not sign the convention

Source: LIGA.net Reconstruction is impossible without humanitarian demining – from infrastructure to the agricultural sector After the full-scale invasion, Ukraine became the most mined country in the world, with the area of potentially dangerous territories reaching about 137 thousand km². To return these lands to the people and restore the economy, the government has developed a

In June this year, UDA completed the implementation of the project “Mapping of available services for mine victims in Izium and Bashtanka communities”, implemented with the support of UNDP Ukraine within the framework of the “Mine Action in Ukraine” project, with financial support from the Government of the Republic of Korea. New direction – new

Source: electronic media resource “DEV.UA” Mine action in Ukraine has changed dramatically since February 24, 2022. Previously, it was metal detectors and manual demining, today it is drones, robotic systems and artificial intelligence. This article is about innovations that are changing approaches to humanitarian demining and the challenges Ukrainian deminers face every day. Ukraine is

For many years, the Ukrainian Deminers Association (UDA) has been not only a mine action operator, but also an organization that stands by the side of those affected by explosive ordnance (EO). The year 2025 is another challenge for us and for the entire country, but together with our partners and communities, we continue to

The Ukrainian online media Bukvy published an article about the murals of the Ukrainian Deminers Association. Ukrainian Deminers Association (UDA) initiated the creation of nine murals in five regions of Ukraine to draw attention to the mine danger. Ukraine is one of the most heavily mined countries in the world. More than 139 thousand square