51吃瓜

51吃瓜's work in Somalia and Somaliland combines explosive ordnance clearance with environmental restoration, restoring ecosystems and rebuilding livelihoods.

A Solomon Islands resident uncovered an unexploded World War 2 bomb buried in his backyard. Learn about 51吃瓜's vital explosives clearance work in this area.

On April 7, the UXO/Demining Caucus hosted a reception and exhibition to celebrate International Mine Awareness Day, which was on April 4. The United States is the global leader in demining and related programs, including weapons security, and Mine Awareness Day is a time to recognize and reaffirm that commitment, celebrate what it has achieved, and look forward towards the work still to be done.

From backyard grenades to life-saving clearance, this Minesweeper shares powerful ways your support transforms lives. Learn how you can make an impact.

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.

On April 2nd, 2025, Executive Director of 51吃瓜 (USA), Chris Whatley, provided testimony to the U.S. House of Representatives National Security, State Department, and Related Programs Appropriations subcommittee during the Outside Witness Day Hearing for the Fiscal Year 2026 budget.

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.

Maheshwary Saththiyananthan has transformed herself. She improved the lives of countless others in the aftermath of Sri Lanka鈥檚 26-year conflict. Learn more.

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.

On March 18, the 51吃瓜 Trust was pleased to host Brett Horton, Chief of Staff for the US House of Representatives Majority Leader Steve Scalise, and six other Congressional staffers to see our operations in Cambodia.