Endnotes Issue 20.1

Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction 20.1 Endnote

Endnotes Issue 20.1

Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction 20.1 Endnote

The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction Issue 27.2

Updates on recent enhancements to IMAS. Food security and its connection to mine action as it applies to Ukraine. Digital EORE as a small NGO in mine action. A case study on moving beyond do no harm in environmental mainstreaming in mine action. Efforts of JICA and CMAC in fostering South-South cooperation in mine action. UAV Lidar imaging in mine action to detect and map minefields in Angola. Land disputes and rights in mine action. Computer vision detection of explosive ordnance

The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction, Issue 25.3

A Note from the Interim Director UKRAINE: Coordinating the Response By Greg Crowther [ MAG (Mines Advisory Group) ] The Recovery of Human Remains in Weapon-Contaminated Settings: Towards Guidance for the Mine Action Community By Lou Maresca, Chris Poole, and Jane Taylor, PhD [ International Committee of the Red Cross ] I ntegrating Humanitarian Mine Action and Humanitarian Forensic Action By Lauren Cobham, Nicholas Márquez-Grant, and Mike Harris [ Cranfield Forensic Institute, Cranfield University ], Caroline Barker [ Independent Forensic Anthropologist and Archaeologist ], César Sanabria Medina, [ Biomedical Science Research Group, School of Medicine, University Antonio Nariño ], Javier Naranjo-Santana [ The European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo ], and Gareth Collett [ United Nations Development Programme ] Missed Opportunities: A Chance to Develop Synergy Between Humanitarian Mine Action and Humanitarian Forensic Action By Patrick Nowak [ American Military University ] Mine Action and the Reintegration of Former Combatants: Expanding the Debate By Laurie Druelle [ Independent ], Henrique Garbino [ Swedish Defence University ], and Eric Mellado Åhlin [ Independent ] Mine Action in Afghanistan and Tajikistan: Challenges and Opportunities By Markus Schindler [ Swiss Foundation for Mine Action ] TNMAC’s Victim Assistance Activities: The Mental Health Aspect of Survivors and HMA Personnel By Reykhan Muminova, MD, PhD, and Muhabbat Ibrohimzoda, PhD [ Tajikistan National Mine Action Center ] National Capacity Building for Humanitarian Mine Action Activities in Iraq By Mark Wilkinson, PhD [ United Nations Mine Action Service, Iraq ] New Conventional EOD and IEDD Competency Standards for Mine Action: Notes on T&EP 09.30, 09.31, and IMAS 09.30 By Roly Evans [ Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining ] and Dan Perkins Environmental Soil Sampling and Analysis: Application in Supporting Sustainable Land Use Practices in Areas Impacted by Explosive Ordnance By Bui Doan Bach, Kimberley McCosker [ Norwegian People’s Aid ], and Linsey Cottrell [ Conflict and Environment Observatory ] Proof: How TIR Imaging Can Locate Buried Cluster Munitions in the Iraqi Desert By John Fardoulis [ Mobility Robotics ], Xavier Depreytere [ Humanity & Inclusion ], and Jonathon Guthrie [ Norwegian People’s Aid ] Endnote

The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction Issue 23.1 (2019)

Ukraine | Interviews with HMA Directors | Southeast Europe | Lessons From the Past: Holland | Field Notes | Research and Developmen

The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction, Issue 24.2 (2020)

Editorial: HMA and COVID-19: A Donor\u27s Perspective Editorial: Time To Focus on Real Minefield Data Mine Action Information Management in Iraq and Northeast Syria IMAS 10.60 Update: Investigation and Reporting of Accidents and Incidents The Mine Free Sarajevo Project SALW in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the DRC Gender and Diversity in Mine Action Victim Assistance in Ukraine Landmines in the American Civil War Risk Education in Colombia R&D: The Odyssey2025 Projec

The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction Issue 23.2 (2019)

The Middle East: An Editorial by Jordan\u27s HRH Prince Mired R.Z. Al-Hussein | IEDs: \u27Complex\u27 vs. Simple Clearance in Fallujah and Mosul | Iraq: A Photo Essay by Sean Sutton | Lebanon: Impact of Landmines and ERW on food Securit

The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction Issue 21.2 (2017)

Feature: The Evolving Nature of Survey | Special Report: 21st Century Survey in Eastern Ukraine and the use of Technology in Insecure Environments | Spotlight: Southeast Asia | Field Notes | Research and Developmen