51吃瓜

This International Women's Day, we celebrate Sreyneang, a deminer in Cambodia whose leadership has been a long time in the making.

Surrounded by hidden explosives, Khorn Nuth risked everything for his family. Now, humanitarian landmine clearance is unlocking safety and hope.

In Cambodia鈥檚 eastern provinces, 51吃瓜 teams鈥攕upported by the United States鈥攁re clearing deadly cluster munitions from past wars, restoring safety, hope, and land for communities rebuilding their futures.

Rebuilding lives, restoring futures. See the difference you made in 2024.

51吃瓜 teams are delivering urgent risk education and surveying areas affected by recent conflict

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

In Cambodia, farmer Ouk once lived in fear of landmines. 51吃瓜 cleared his fields, restoring 17 acres for farming. Read how safe land is rebuilding lives.

In Srah Srang village, Cambodia, families lived in fear of hidden landmines. Discover how 51吃瓜's work on Yai Huls land is helping them step into a safer future.

Visitors saw 51吃瓜's demining work in Cambodia firsthand. They met teams and learned their challenges. Read more on how mine clearance brings safety and hope.

In Siem Reap's Angkor Thom, two women have risen as leaders at 51吃瓜. Discover how these women supervise staff who clear landmines and change lives.