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On April 4, an interactive quest titled “The Unconquered: Mission—A Safe Country” took place in Kyiv and Mykolaiv to celebrate International Mine Awareness Day. The event was organized by the Ukrainian Deminers Association with support from Save the Children in Ukraine and funded by the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. About 700 participants—adults and children—took […]

April 4 is International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action. The United Nations established this day in 2005 to draw attention to the dangers posed by landmines and explosive remnants of war, and to highlight the importance of public awareness campaigns. For Ukraine, this is not just a symbolic date, but a

Last week, the UDA team held its annual General meeting.January 14–15 was a time to sum up the results of 2025, thoroughly analyze activities, and plan strategies for 2026. 2025: a year of systemic results 2025 was a year of significant strengthening of the financial potential of the UDA: For us, financial reporting is not

2025 was even more active, intense, and productive than the previous year. The NGO “Ukrainian Deminers Association” has grown significantly and strengthened its capabilities. During the year, we implemented 23 comprehensive humanitarian projects with the support of various donors and partners. Thirteen of them will continue in 2026, and some will continue until 2027 and

Tymur Pistriuha, chairman of the board of the UDA, commented to Ukrainska Pravda on the development of demining technologies. The area of potentially dangerous territories in Ukraine today is about 137,000 square kilometers. This is more than the entire area of Greece. Ukraine is the most mined country in the world, and the scale of

This autumn was not only eventful for the Ukrainian Deminers Association, but also served as a test of one of the organization’s core values: cooperation with partners. The UDA continued its strategic approach to developing systematic cooperation and did so, without exaggeration, confidently and on a large scale. New partnerships: when quantity turns into quality

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