FIELD SUPPORT
National strategies are developed, adopted and implemented by states according to good practice IMMEDIATE OUTCOME 1
MANAGEMENT OF RESIDUAL EXPLOSIVE REMNANTS OF WAR (MORE)
ADAPTATIONS The COVID-19 pandemic posed limitations on field implementation and the extension of support to countries / territories outside the SEA region. Planned activities in Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam were postponed to 2021. To mitigate the pandemic’s impact, the GICHD swiftly adapted MORE’s activities and meetings to be held online. Together with the GICHD’s ammunition management team, MORE turned its focus on developing online materials and tools.
project, the project supported the development of the CMAA’S NMAS with a specific focus on gender. Working together with Vietnam (VNMAC) and the UNDP, the GICHD provided comments on VNMAC’s draft technical regulations and translated 11 IMAS into Vietnamese. Evolving in its project implementation and lessons learnt, the MORE project has been updated to the ‘Risk Management for Mine Action’ project. The new phase continues in 2021 to support SEA countries affected by explosive ordnance through a wider risk management lens.
This project continued to pave the way for the integration of risk management frameworks and systems into national policies and work plans of South-East Asia (SEA) countries affected by explosive ordnance. In collaboration with the GICHD’s NMAS Development Assistance project, MORE supported Cambodia (CMAA) with the review of their NMAS on Monitoring of Mine Action Demining Organisations, through stakeholder coordination meetings and by providing feedback. In close collaboration with the GICHD’s Gender and Diversity Capacity Development
PROJECT OUTCOMES (PO)
INDICATORS
DATA SOURCE
RESULTS 2020
Develop the concept of residual contamination globally (publication) National strategies incorporate the issue of residual explosive ordnance management Targeted countries understand, develop, or initiate the development of risk management standards Targeted countries adopt evidence-based risk management tools and protocols Support a local sustainable capacity identified by a national authority in long-term risk management Improved understanding of existing risk management good practice in relation to long-term risk management of EO at international events
IMAS / TNMA development / reports
IMAS Review Board minutes, IMAS-TNMA reports
1 (TNMA on Risk Management approved by the IMAS Review Board)
National mine action strategies, legal frameworks National Mine Action Standards, national policies
Current national strategies No national strategies were developed due to COVID-19 restrictions
NMAS
2 ongoing (Cambodia and Vietnam)
Tools and protocols developed and adopted Published tools and protocols
2 ongoing (Cambodia and Vietnam)
National capacity identified and established NMAA
Ongoing—identifying local sustainable capacities and focus areas 4 (Contributions to NDM, CCM, Landmine Working Group, Vietnam and Lebanon Mine Action Forum)
Project outreach, contributions to treaty- related events, donor engagement
Issues of long-term risk management of EO contamination
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