Mine Action: Action Plan 2023-2026

The end of an armed conflict does not bring immediate relief to the affected population: mines and other unexploded ordnance remain active even after the conflict ends

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Every day, mines and other explosive ordnance kill and injure dozens of people. Casualty rates have risen again in recent years, demonstrating the continued need for humanitarian mine action.

The survivors of mine accidents usually suffer permanent disabilities with serious social, psychological and economic consequences for them and their families.

Finally, it should be noted that the end of an armed conflict does not bring immediate relief to the affected population: mines and other unexploded ordnance remain active even after the conflict has ended.

Source: https://reliefweb.int/report/world/mine-action-action-plan-2023-2026-ende