Cambodia Extends Landmine and Unexploded Ordnance Clearance Project for 18 Months with EU Support
Cambodia's Mine Action Centre (CMAC) and APOPO have signed an MoU to extend their cluster bomb and unexploded ordnance clearance project in border provinces for 18 months, funded by the EU with approximately $1.8 million. The initiative aims to enhance safety and restore socio-economic activities.
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