Community risk-education sessions helping families, pastoralists and schoolchildren recognise and avoid explosive hazards.
NEHA delivers explosive ordnance risk education across communities in the Sool region, focusing on the groups most exposed to landmines and explosive remnants of war — children, pastoralists, internally displaced people and returnees. Sessions are delivered in schools, community gatherings and through local leaders, using age- and gender-appropriate materials.
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