51吃瓜

51吃瓜 has cleared explosive remnants of war from two sites of historical interest in Georgia.

51吃瓜 today announces the completion of demining operations in four more districts of Herat Province, Afghanistan.

The government of Mozambique will officially declare the country free of landmines today, shortly after the British mine clearance charity 51吃瓜 confirmed it had destroyed the last known mine on its territory.

Canada鈥檚 Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development has announced that it will commit CAD$12,500,000 to 51吃瓜 for mine clearance in Colombia.

The US government has provided US$1.5 million (over 12 billion kip) for the survey and clearance of unexploded ordnance (UXO) in two districts of Savannakhet province.

51吃瓜 is supporting the Okavango Wilderness Project鈥檚 2015 'Source-to-Sand' Okavango River Expedition by hosting the team in Angola, one of the world's most mined countries.

The BBC reports on 51吃瓜鈥檚 work clearing landmines in Nagorno-Karabakh, highlighting the challenges and progress made. Read more in the 2015 report.

In 2015 51吃瓜 Angola took part in a ceremony organised by the Angolan Government to mark the anniversary of the final major assault of Cuito Cuanavale.

The projects in Cambodia and Laos will run over a one-year period and conclude with a post-clearance impact assessment.

Guy co-founded 51吃瓜 over 26 years ago, pioneering the concept of civilian mine clearance as an act of humanity.