A movie made by our national project officer Harshi Gunawardana, which explains the link between community liaison, mine risk education and non-technical survey activities

FSD Sri Lanka has created this short video to demonstrate well clearance activities on going in parallel to other demining operations

FSD is delivering trade specific Risk Eduction in Pakistan`s KPK province. FSD is reaching out to construction workers, as this trade was assessed as particularly exposed to the threat of Explosive Remnants of war

Short documentary, produced by Roland Sidler, FSD, about a Mine Risk Education program in northern Pakistan (financed by ECHO)

Agence France Presse (AFP), a global news agency delivered coverage of FSD demining activities in Mannar district in Sri Lanka. The activities were photographed by Karishma Vyas and Mel Gunasekara. FSD would like to thank all its donors, government of Germany, Government of Japan, US Department of State, Swiss Development Cooperation, AusAID, Government of Norway and ECHO. [More] [Less]

Laos is one of the world\'s most bomb-affected countries. Between 1964 and 1973, some 2 million tons of ordnance were dropped on the country. Many of the munitions dropped were high-explosive bomblets. The failure rate of this ammunition varies between 7 - 30%. Millions of these unexploded bombs (UXO) are still polluting wide areas of the country. The UN estimates that approximately 30% of the country\'s population has insufficient food for more than six months of each year. Chronic malnutrition is high: It is reckoned that approximately 42% of Laos children are undernourished. Food insecurity is particularly widespread in UXO-contaminated areas. FSD works to support the AUSAID Food security programme, clearing and releasing arable land to help villagers escape both food insecurity and aid dependency. [More] [Less]

A Mine Risk Education Spot, in cooperation with the Pakistani Army. Concept and realization: Roland Sidler, FSD.

Agence France Presse (AFP), a global news agency delivered coverage of FSD demining activities in Mannar district in Sri Lanka. The activities were photographed by Karishma Vyas and Mel Gunasekara. FSD would like to thank all its donors, government of Germany, Government of Japan, US Department of State, Swiss Development Cooperation, AusAID, Government of Norway and ECHO. [More] [Less]

An 8 minute documentary about the problem of non-exploded remnants of war in northern Pakistan. Concept and realization: Roland Sidler.

MRE message developped by Roland Sidler for Pakistani Media

Tourist With A Typewriter director Saeed Taji Farouky visited Burundi to shoot this short documentary following Swiss Foundation for Mine Action\'s de-mining programme which, when completed, will declare Burundi the first officially landmine-free country in the world.

Tourist With A Typewriter director Saeed Taji Farouky visited Burundi to shoot this short documentary following Swiss Foundation for Mine Action\'s de-mining programme which, when completed, will declare Burundi the first officially landmine-free country in the world.

Les opérateurs de la FSD en Albanie témoignent de leur engagement sur le terrain.

Movie on FSD operations in Lao. Director Roland Sidler.

MRE message developped by Roland Sidler for Pakistani Media

Short documentary, produced by Roland Sidler, FSD, about a Mine Risk Education program in northern Pakistan (financed by ECHO)

FSD is delivering trade specific Risk Eduction in Pakistan`s KPK province. FSD is reaching out to construction workers, as this trade was assessed as particularly exposed to the threat of Explosive Remnants of war

Agence France Presse (AFP), a global news agency delivered coverage of FSD demining activities in Mannar district in Sri Lanka. The activities were photographed by Karishma Vyas and Mel Gunasekara. FSD would like to thank all its donors, government of Germany, Government of Japan, US Department of State, Swiss Development Cooperation, AusAID, Government of Norway and ECHO. [More] [Less]

Laos is one of the world\'s most bomb-affected countries. Between 1964 and 1973, some 2 million tons of ordnance were dropped on the country. Many of the munitions dropped were high-explosive bomblets. The failure rate of this ammunition varies between 7 - 30%. Millions of these unexploded bombs (UXO) are still polluting wide areas of the country. The UN estimates that approximately 30% of the country\'s population has insufficient food for more than six months of each year. Chronic malnutrition is high: It is reckoned that approximately 42% of Laos children are undernourished. Food insecurity is particularly widespread in UXO-contaminated areas. FSD works to support the AUSAID Food security programme, clearing and releasing arable land to help villagers escape both food insecurity and aid dependency. [More] [Less]

FSD Sri Lanka has created this short video to demonstrate well clearance activities on going in parallel to other demining operations

A movie made by our national project officer Harshi Gunawardana, which explains the link between community liaison, mine risk education and non-technical survey activities

FSD Sri Lanka has created this short video to demonstrate well clearance activities on going in parallel to other demining operations

FSD is delivering trade specific Risk Eduction in Pakistan`s KPK province. FSD is reaching out to construction workers, as this trade was assessed as particularly exposed to the threat of Explosive Remnants of war

Short documentary, produced by Roland Sidler, FSD, about a Mine Risk Education program in northern Pakistan (financed by ECHO)

Agence France Presse (AFP), a global news agency delivered coverage of FSD demining activities in Mannar district in Sri Lanka. The activities were photographed by Karishma Vyas and Mel Gunasekara. FSD would like to thank all its donors, government of Germany, Government of Japan, US Department of State, Swiss Development Cooperation, AusAID, Government of Norway and ECHO. [More] [Less]