Cambodia Launches 10‑Year Policy to End Impact of Landmines and Explosive Ordnance
Cambodia has launched a new 10‑year national policy to strengthen mine clearance and reduce the impact of landmines and explosive remnants of war. The initiative elevates mine action to a central development task, linking it with food security and poverty reduction.
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