Mission
| Due to the full-scale war, Ukrainians risk their lives every day because of explosive devices left behind by the Russian Federation’s military aggression. Ukraine is already among the three most heavily mined countries in the world, and this problem will remain relevant for many years to come.
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Therefore, the main mission of the HDIC is to reduce the risks posed by mines and save the lives of Ukrainians by providing comprehensive and high-quality information to the public at all possible levels.
Today, we are shaping a culture of mine safety in Ukraine so that in the future our country will become a model for overcoming the consequences of war.
Goals
Saving lives
by raising awareness of mine risks
Promote a culture
of mine safety through educational programs, information campaigns, and community cooperation
Support
national and international initiatives in the field of humanitarian demining and civil protection
Seek and implement
new channels of communication and information to preserve the lives and health of Ukrainians
Main areas of activity
Mass information campaigns
dissemination of verified and accessible information on mine threats through social networks, media, and partner initiatives
Educational programs
for conducting training and educational events for children, adults, teachers, military personnel, and volunteers
Working with communities
holding meetings, consultations, and mine awareness training in mine-affected regions
Support for victims
assistance with rehabilitation, psychological support, and access to necessary information
Cooperation
with the state and international partners – participation in the development and implementation of national mine safety programs
Humanitarian demining is not just a matter of state policy, but a matter of survival. Information is the first and most effective step toward saving lives.
We are not waiting for the end of hostilities – we are taking action now