GIOD Unit
Arms Control, Disarmament & Demining Advocacy Team
Field-informed advocacy and operational analysis supporting civilian protection, explosive hazard reduction, treaty-aligned disarmament efforts, and post-conflict recovery in fragile environments.
Mission
Reducing Harm After Conflict
This team operates at the intersection of humanitarian protection, explosive hazard awareness, and policy advocacy. It supports safer civilian access, responsible disarmament dialogue, and evidence-based planning for communities affected by conflict contamination.
Field risk mapping
Assessing contamination patterns, access constraints, and civilian exposure risks to inform response priorities.
Policy advocacy
Supporting treaty-aligned disarmament, survivor-centered protection measures, and international coordination with humanitarian partners.
Capabilities
Core Areas of Work
Explosive hazard advocacy
Advancing community-safe approaches to risk education, access restoration, and protection planning in contaminated areas.
Disarmament analysis
Producing structured assessments on arms proliferation, civilian impact, and humanitarian implications for partners and stakeholders.
Recovery coordination
Linking advocacy with field realities to support clearance priorities, survivor inclusion, and post-conflict stabilization.