Livelihoods analysis of landmine affected communities in Afghanistan : on behalf of the Mine-Action Coordination Centre for Afghanistan (MACCA) / Barry Pound…[et.al].
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TextLanguage: Publication details: UK. : The Natural Resources Institute ; Mine Action Coordination Centre of Afghanistan, 2011.Description: iv, [27], 94 p. : col. ill., col. maps, charts ; 28 cmSubject(s): - Land mines – Afghanistan
- Mine awareness – Afghanistan
- Land mines – Detection – Afghanistan
- Land mines – History – Afghanistan
- Land mines – Social aspects
- Non-governmental organization – Afghanistan
- Land mines – Handbooks, manuals, etc
- Mines (Military explosives) – Detection – Afghanistan
- Afghanistan – Social conditions
- Mine clearance
- Pamphlet UG 490 .P68 2011
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Cover title.
“May 2011”.
“Mine Action Coordination Centre of Afghanistan = مین پاکی (DEMINING) ; Natural Resources Institute ; GICHD
CIDHG”—cover page.
Contents: Foreword—Acknowledgements—Acronyms—Gazetteer names for the surveyed villages—Executive summary—1. Introduction—2. Context of the survey—3. Present status of the Mine Action Programme—4. Preparation for the survey—5. Methodology sued in the survy—6. The development outcomes and impacts from Mine Action—7. Gender roles and Mine Action—8. Opportunities for enhanced linkages with rural and community development organization—9. Capacity development outcomes of the survey—10. Revisions to the criteria used to select priorities—11. Adaptations to the priority-setting process—12. Quality management outcomes of the survey—13. Conclusions and recommendations.