EORE
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Life-saving explosive ordnance risk education for returning communities
EORE
Unexploded ordnance and other explosive remnants of war continue to threaten lives — especially as displaced families return to contaminated areas. Without risk education, children and communities remain vulnerable.
UXO Threat
Unexploded ordnance and explosive remnants of war continue to threaten lives as families return home.
- Conduct EORE sessions in at-risk communities and high-risk areas
- Use radio, printed materials, and door-to-door outreach for risk messaging
- Link survivors and persons with disabilities to psychosocial, medical, and economic support
- Train community volunteers as local risk education facilitators
- Coordinate with mine action actors and humanitarian clusters
Measurable change
Communities equipped to stay safe
Returnees recognize and avoid explosive hazards before tragedy strikes.
Survivors access care
Referral pathways connect victims to medical and economic support.
Safer environments for return
Risk education accelerates safer return and recovery for communities.
We turn knowledge into protection — because every life matters.
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