The urgent need to limit the impact of explosive devices on civilians in Mali
Between 2021 and 2022 Mali saw a further increase in the number of civilian casualties from explosive ordnances, especially improvised explosive devices (IEDs)/mines.
This is the largest increase since 2018, when the IED/mine threat shifted from the North to the more densely populated Centre. As the IEDs/mines proliferate and scatter across the central regions, vulnerable populations and communities are significantly impacted – in terms of their access to livelihoods, basic social services and humanitarian assistance.
Finally, the spreading of this threat to southern areas represents an increasingly worrying trend, calling for attention and further action. Against this background of increased risks and civilian victims, the humanitarian response remains still largely underfunded and faces major challenges in terms of access and availability of services.
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Foresight: Displacement forecasts
About us
Contact us
Help applying: FAQ and chat
Youth empowerment
Young refugees at the Summit of the Future
Other DRC websites
Ukraine: Quarterly protection monitoring reports
PRESSEMEDDELELSE: Den globale humanitære krise forværres, når store donorer skærer i støtten og tvungen fordrivelse accelererer
Agri-Tech Solutions for Better Climate Resilience in Displacement Affected Areas in Iraq
Poland: Tailoring free legal aid to protect refugees and vulnerable minorities
Kilometres of Ukraine's forests are contaminated with explosive ordnance: DRC helps make them safe
Ukraine: New windows and water supply — DRC improves living conditions in western Ukraine shelters for IDPs
Serbia: Ukrainian refugees attend online risk education
Press Release: A year of war in Sudan has created a deepening humanitarian crisis
The World's Biggest Opportunity Podcast
Project 21 - Protection Data for Informed Actions to the Sahel Crisis
DRC representation in Brussels
Anticipatory Action
Joint civil society statement on the Council’s position on the Return Regulation Proposal
PRAB reports
Protecting Rights At Borders
From hot tea on a small Danish train station to global humanitarian aid
DRC supports Ukraine’s NGOs that hand out the essentials among the most vulnerable
DRC in Ukraine: Emergency aid to Odesa
Borodianka town near Kyiv is in ruins. DRC calls on all parties to stop bombing civilians
Protection Monitoring Dash Board
Protection Monitoring Dash Board Mexico
Dashboards: Peru
Dashboards: Mexico
Dashboards: Colombia
Anticipatory Humanitarian Action for Displacement (AHEAD) model
SPIN: Pastoralist insecurity forecast model
DRC Diaspora Programme Ukrainian response
Where we work
Working at DRC
Salary package and benefits
Fraudulent website misusing DRC’s name and logo
Ukraine: Restoring agricultural production in conflict-affected areas
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Growing up displaced. Understanding and addressing child protection risks in Uganda
Ukraine: Winter under pressure as cities struggle with energy shortages
The Humanitarian Impact of Escalating Hostilities between Afghanistan and Pakistan
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Protection reports: Colombia
Desplazados por la violencia criminal: la crisis humanitaria invisible en América Latina
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