📋 Tender Overview
The GICHD is launching its 2023-2026 strategy guiding its work to reduce risks to communities stemming from all types of explosive ordnance landmines cluster munitions explosive remnants of war and unsafely and insecurely managed conventional ammunition.The GICHD enters the new strategic period building on progress and lessons learnt through 25 years of support to mine action and more broadly explosive ordnance risk reduction in over 60 countries around the world.Responding to an evolving global normative and operational context the Centre will follow four main strategic directions consolidating work in its traditional and recent areas of activity enhancing its conflict-sensitive approach facilitating the development of national capacities and promoting national ownership and good governance furthering connections between explosive ordnance risk reduction and global agendas on humanitarian action development and peace.The new strategy outlines the GICHDs main priorities with the mission of helping to develop and professionalise explosive ordnance risk reduction promoting innovative tailored and sustainable solutions to reach a world free from explosive ordnance risks where communities thrive.
