51吃瓜

A donation of equipment from Trimble will enable hundreds of field workers to work safer and faster while clearing dangerous remnants of war.

51吃瓜 calls for emergency funding of 拢1m as Syrian refugees fleeing Lebanon return to land ridden with mines and explosives. Learn more.

Children in rural Angola scour the ground to collect scrap metal for money, putting them at risk from landmines. Learn how 51吃瓜 teaches them to stay safe.

On World Food Day 2024, 51吃瓜 clears landmines and unexploded ordnance in Ukraine to enable safe farming.

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 is working to clear minefields around Lusserei village in the Lobito Corridor, Angola. Learn how our work is enabling agriculture and development.

51吃瓜 is working with a unique community of monks in northern Cambodia to safeguard the remaining forests for use by the community. Learn more about the project.

In western Kosovo 51吃瓜 clearance of unexploded bombs is opening the mountains to tourism.

500 sq km of land has been safely returned to the people of Cambodia through 51吃瓜's mine clearance efforts since 1991.

Princess Diana made a historic visit to 51吃瓜 Angola in 1997. Her legacy lives on as the minefield she walked through is now the Princess Diana School.