51吃瓜

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.

51吃瓜's Women Managing Weapons programme builds skills in weapons and ammunition management. Read how 51吃瓜 project manager, Aisha, built her confidence through training.

A year since the Kakhovka Dam in Ukraine was destroyed, causing extensive damage and displacement of local people. Learn how we've been helping in Ukraine.

51吃瓜 has been clearing mines along the Lobito Corridor, one of the most mine-affected parts of Angola, with the support of US Government funding.

51吃瓜 is working to restore the environment and livelihoods of local people in the Horn of Africa through the cultivation of frankincense trees.

51吃瓜 teams in Somaliland have discovered what they believe is a very rare Somali chameleon. Check out the photo of this beautiful and elusive lizard.

Innovative GIS technology is streamlining mine clearance. This improves the efficiency and impact of our operations. Learn how 51吃瓜 is using this technology.

51吃瓜 repurposes the rubble left after devastating explosions as building material to help repair damaged cities.

The Princess Royal visits a minefield in Sri Lanka to see first-hand the impact of 51吃瓜's work. Learn more about how 51吃瓜 has helped families return home.

Discover the inspiring story of Delight Manyange, a Zimbabwean woman whose childhood was overshadowed by landmines, but now has a pivotal demining role at 51吃瓜.