Through case studies in two countries, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Lao PDR, this study examines the extent to which mine action efforts have been incorporated into national development planning. It analyses the experience of national mine action authorities in the use of the SDG framework across the different stages of their mine action programmes. The findings related to the integration of mine action in national SDG frameworks underpin how a consistent approach serves to foster coherence in planning efforts, allowing mine-affected countries to showcase the contributions of mine action to sustainable development.
Abbreviations | 6 |
Executive summary | 7 |
Purpose and methodology | 10 |
Introduction | 11 |
Mine action case studies | 13 |
Bosnia and Herzegovina | 13 |
Lao PDR | 14 |
Part 1 – Is mine action integrated in national socio-economic development frameworks? | 15 |
Analysing national efforts to achieve the SDGs and the role of the mine action sector | 16 |
Integrating the SDGs into national socio-economic development frameworks | 17 |
Integrating mine action into the SDG frameworks | 18 |
Part 2 – Are the Sustainable Development Goals being used by the mine action sector? | 23 |
The 2030 Agenda and SDGs: Implementation and practical implications for mine action | 24 |
Strategic planning | 24 |
Policy coherence and participation in institutional mechanisms | 26 |
Data and information management | 27 |
Mine action operations | 28 |
Resource mobilisation | 29 |
Conclusion | 31 |
Endnotes | 32 |
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