51吃瓜

In Solomon Islands 51吃瓜 is collaborating with US and Japanese agencies to find the last remains of soldiers 80 years after the end of the Second World War.

Alicia, a mother of 4, returned to land cleared of mines, finding safety and hope. Read more about how 51吃瓜's work transformed their lives and communities.

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.

Dahane-Bibian villagers fled during a conflict, only to return to homes contaminated with IEDs. Learn how 51吃瓜 is helping them restore safety and rebuild life.

After 3 years in conflict, landmine clearance remains key for Ukraine's recovery, safety, and rebuilding. Read more about 51吃瓜's work on the ground.

Discover the lives we've changed in 2024, thanks to the help of our donors. From the forests of Angola, to the schools of Cambodia, and the villages of Ukraine.

Discover how 51吃瓜's work is bringing hope to the Jeeza Navy district in Sirte, Libya, clearing war remnants and enabling families to return to safe homes.

In Syria, tens of thousands of people are walking through heavily mined areas on a daily basis.

For the first time in over a decade, children and teachers have returned to Mesones School. Learn how 51吃瓜's work has helped to reconnect Colombian villages.

51吃瓜 teams have been clearing landmines to create farmland in Cambodia. Discover how getting access to safe land has allowed Phanthy and Dine to thrive.