Danish Demining Group |

WHAT WE DO
The Danish Demining Group (DDG) protects communities from explosive weapons and their effects. DDG works to improve safety, strengthen community resilience and build local capacity to address risks leading to or arising from these weapons.

DDG takes a community-led approach to its work, involving local stakeholders and duty bearers, as well as national authorities and parties where this is appropriate.
WHAT WE DO
WHERE WE WORK
The Danish Demining Group operates in some of the most fragile and insecure places in the world. The focus is on those countries most affected by landmines and other explosive remnants of war, as well as the widespread proliferation of small arms and light weapons.
WHERE WE WORK
MINE AWARENESS
International Mine Awareness Day (IMAD) occurs on the 4th April every year and is the United Nations’ day to raise awareness about the dangers of landmines and the progress toward their eradication.

Due to the current Covid-19 situation, the IMAD 2020 will be marked through social media campaigns and other field stories.

"Together against mines"

MINE AWARENESS

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10. Jun. 2020 10.06.20

Virtual Mine Risk Education in Myanmar

“It is very helpful to know about EORE because there were a lot of incidents and Mine Victims in our village. We will share this knowledge with oth...

15. May. 2020 15.05.20

Women in Humanitarian Mine Action & Mine risk education

Despite the challenges they face, women like Aisha are resilient, committed and dedicated in their fight for a better future for themselves and the...

11. May. 2020 11.05.20

DDG closes operations in Vietnam due to lack of funding

In April 2020, after seven years in Vietnam, DDG has officially closed operations throughout the country. Between 2013- 2019, DDG is proud to repor...

10. May. 2020 10.05.20

HAPPY MOTHERS DAY TO ALL MOTHERS IN HMA. OLENA, A MOTHER AND A FEMALE DEMINER IN EASTERN UKRAINE

“There are many children here just like my son. Someone must clear this land, so they can live in a safe environment.” Olena Chyzh, DDG Ukraine

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