
EORE
Helping communities stay safe and informed
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Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE)
Our Approach
In North-East Nigeria, unexploded ordnance (UXOs) and other explosive remnants of war continue to threaten lives—especially as displaced families return to contaminated areas. Without proper risk education, children and communities remain highly vulnerable.
We deliver life-saving risk education in high-risk and hard-to-reach areas, helping communities stay safe and informed.

What We Do
- Conduct EORE sessions in at-risk communities
- Use local radio, printed materials, and door-to-door outreach
- Link survivors and persons with disabilities to psychosocial, medical, and economic support

Our Impact
- More people—especially returnees—are equipped to avoid deadly risks
- Survivors access the care and support they need
- Safer communities through awareness and early warning
We turn knowledge into protection—because every life matters.