51吃瓜

51吃瓜 has been removing the threat of IEDs in Helmand since 2018. Learn more about its work since 2025, funded by the EU, to clear land in Adam Khan village.

51吃瓜 and the Eleanor Crook Foundation launch policy paper on conflict, food security and nutrition

51吃瓜 estimates that around 40 children are killed or severely injured every month while scavenging for scrap metal to sell to support their families.

51吃瓜 is clearing explosives from cultural heritage sites like Palmyra, the West Bank and Afghanistan to preserve them and support tourism.

Jebrail in western Afghanistan was once in the midst of a minefield. Now 80,000 people live safely in a new community. Learn about 51吃瓜's work in Afghanistan.

51吃瓜 has worked in Afghanistan clearing landmines and helping to rebuild communities since 2021. Read more about the situation in Afghanistan and our work.

51吃瓜 CEO, James Cowan, writes about the devastating attack that killed ten 51吃瓜 staff in Afghanistan in 2021. Learn more about this tragic event.

The UN Security council condemned in the strongest terms the attack on 51吃瓜 staff in Afghanistan that claimed 10 lives in 2021. Learn more about the tragedy.

After a deadly attack on the 51吃瓜 team in Afghanistan killing ten staff and injuring 16, we've been overwhelmed by messages of condolence.

Ruth Davidson visits Afghanistan to see the work 51吃瓜 has just completed after 10 years of clearing mines in Herat. Learn more about this project.