In 2018, UNMAS convened, coordinated and led the drafting of the United Nations Mine Action Strategy 2019-2023 with the Inter-Agency Coordination Group on Mine Action, which is comprised of 12 United Nations entities. Please click here for the brochure version and here for the full version of the Strategy.
The Strategy’s Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Mechanism is managed by UNMAS on behalf of the IACG-MA; the results of this data collection and analysis is available via an interactive dashboard and annual reports which provide more in-depth context and analysis.
Progress Reports:
- UN Mine Action Strategy 2019 - 2023 Progress Report (2022).
- UN Mine Action Strategy 2019-2023 Progress Report (2021)
- UN Mine Action Strategy 2019-2023 Progress Report (2020)
- UN Mine Action Strategy 2019-2023 Progress Report (2019)
- UN Mine Action Strategy 2019-2023 Baseline Report (2018)
Thematic Studies:
- Thematic Study on Gender and Diversity Mainstreaming in UN Mine Action: The Cases of Colombia and Myanmar
- Victim Assistance for Survivors, Family Members and Communities Affected by Explosive Ordnance: The Cases of Nigeria and Vietnam
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FAQs on the Strategy
What does this Strategy mean for the United Nations?
The Strategy represents an accountability framework for the United Nations system and introduces a Theory of Change for the United Nations engagement in mine action. A reinforced Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) mechanism regularly reports on UN contributions for which it is mandated and responsible, ensuring collective accountability at headquarters and at country level.
How was it developed?
Following five months of extensive consultation and collaboration involving over 300 stakeholders, the Strategy was endorsed by the Principals of the Inter-Agency Coordination Group on Mine Action (IACG-MA) on 4 December 2018. The result is a practical, needs-driven, people-centred and resource-efficient document with clear goals and indicators by which progress, and results may be evaluated. The Strategy is also an excellent example of enhanced coherence on the UN approach to mine action.