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19,240 people were trained, 166 mine victims were assisted, and 78 million m² of territory was surveyed.The Ukrainian Deminers Association (UDA) successfully implemented a one-year project in cooperation with the Canadian-Ukrainian Foundation (CUF), aimed at ensuring safety and restoring life in the affected communities. The initiative covered three key areas: Tymur Pistriuha, chairman of the […]
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Published on November 4 in Bukvy media. When you hear the word “sapper”, the image of a man in camouflage, who is concentrating on working on a minefield, appears in your mind. But in Ukraine, this stereotype is being destroyed, because more and more women are taking responsibility for the security of our country. In
Signing of a memorandum of cooperation between the Ukrainian Deminers Association and Kyiv Polytechnic Institute named after Igor Sikorsky became an important event that opens new horizons for cooperation in the field of mine action, education and scientific research. This strategic partnership is aimed at using the scientific potential of KPI named after Igor Sikorskyi
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Our 12-month project, which was implemented in cooperation with the International Rescue Committee in Ukraine with the support of the Ukraine Humanitarian Fund (UHF) and the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA Ukraine), has been successfully completed. The project was aimed at raising awareness of the explosive ordnance risks and support for
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The Ukrainian Deminers Association is co-organizing the most important security exhibition in Ukraine, Security 2.0, for the second time. Unlike last year, a feature of this exhibition was a practical demonstration of various processes and techniques of humanitarian demining at the landfill. The demonstration session became the main decoration of the exhibition. Various international and
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On September 6, 2024, regular meeting of the UN Mine Action Area of Responsibility (MA AOR) took place, hosted by UDA. Participants of the meeting discussed current issues and shared opinions. A feature of this meeting was the invited representative of the State Forest Resources Agency of Ukraine – Taras Lymar, Head of the Department
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The Security 2.0 exhibition is one of the largest security events in Ukraine, the main component of which is humanitarian demining. The event brings together representatives of state institutions, international organizations and leading companies. The Ukrainian Deminers Association is co-organizing the event for the second time. At the exhibition you will find: Security 2.0 Exhibition
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August 30 to September 1, the International Security Forum GLOBSEC-2024 was held in Prague. The central topic of the forum was security in Ukraine, in particular, challenges related to the war. Special emphasis was placed on Mine Action, which is critically important for ensuring the stability and security of our country. Among the topics discussed
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Members of the Ukrainian Deminers Association (UDA) and the humanitarian sector continue to improve their knowledge. Project managers of the UDA Anikina Kateryna and Symonenko Ulyana participated in training conducted as part of the “SOLVE: Strengthening Organizations for Long-Term Impact” project, for three days in August. It is implemented by ISAR Ednannia with the support
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UDA and Save the Children project results Ukrainian Deminers Association successfully completed project “To improve the protection, mental health and living conditions of community members in the areas in East Area”, withing which we taught more than 16,000 people how to avoid the danger from explosive ordnance. The project lasted 9 months — from November
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