SUMMARY TABLE: MINE ACTION Objectives Planned Activities Needs (baseline) Commitments towards total needs Balance as of end 2011 requirements planned for 2012 Enable return of IDPs and access Landmine/ERW clearance and survey 146 km2 remains 545 km2 has been cleared (minefield Would depend to livelihood activities, of land. contaminated (number of clearance and battle area clearance). upon district infrastructure and social services km2 to be addressed in clearance plans by mine survey and clearance 2012 depends on district (which will be annual plans, currently known in January under development, and 2012). available resources). Facilitate effective management Prioritizing tasks, preparing and Continued support to Support GoSL in the coordination and Continued support and coordination of mine action issuing task folders and ensure the Regional Mine Action management of mine action activities at to Regional Mine related activities quality of mine survey and clearance Offices and towards the full the regional and national level (facilitated Action Offices and through quality management, establishment of the district coordination, District Steering increased support support to the institutionalization National Mine Action Committee, national mine action sector to strengthen the and capacity-building of NMAC. management system. and National Steering Committee (NSC) NMAC. meetings Enhance the capacities of Education/Training sessions and Continued MRE campaigns 317,308 people received MRE Continued MRE communities, GoSL entities and material distributions through the for affected communities campaigns NGOs to manage the risk from national education system, HDU, and visitors landmines and other explosive NGOs, volunteers, community liaison devices staff, mass media. Capacity-building at national/district levels Enhance the capacities of Physical rehabilitation, community Identification of 459 people with a disability identified Identification of communities, GoSL entities and Rehabilitation and social requirement ongoing and referred to appropriate services and requirement NGOs to meet the needs of inclusion programmes for approximately 1,012 people with ongoing people with disability including Landmine/ERW survivors disabilities benefited from physical landmine/explosive remnants of collecting and updating data on rehabilitation services such as mobility war victims. landmine/ERW victims and assistive devices including prosthetic and orthotic devices
SUMMARY TABLE: MINE ACTION Objectives Planned Activities Needs (baseline) Commitments towards total needs as of end 2011 Balance requirements planned for 2012 Enable return of IDPs and access to livelihood activities, infrastructure and social services by mine survey and clearance Landmine/ERW clearance and survey of land. 146 km2 remains contaminated (number of km2 to be addressed in 2012 depends on district annual plans, currently under development, and available resources). 545 km2 has been cleared (minefield clearance and battle area clearance). Would depend upon district clearance plans (which will be known in January 2012). Facilitate effective management and coordination of mine action related activities Prioritizing tasks, preparing and issuing task folders and ensure the quality of mine survey and clearance through quality management, support to the institutionalization and capacity-building of NMAC. Continued support to Regional Mine Action Offices and towards the full establishment of the National Mine Action management system. Support GoSL in the coordination and management of mine action activities at the regional and national level (facilitated district coordination, District Steering Committee, national mine action sector and National Steering Committee (NSC) meetings Continued support to Regional Mine Action Offices and increased support to strengthen the NMAC. Enhance the capacities of communities, GoSL entities and NGOs to manage the risk from landmines and other explosive devices Education/Training sessions and material distributions through the national education system, HDU, NGOs, volunteers, community liaison staff, mass media. Capacity-building at national/district levels Continued MRE campaigns for affected communities and visitors 317,308 people received MRE Continued MRE campaigns Enhance the capacities of communities, GoSL entities and NGOs to meet the needs of people with disability including landmine/explosive remnants of war victims. Physical rehabilitation, community Rehabilitation and social inclusion programmes for Landmine/ERW survivors collecting and updating data on landmine/ERW victims Identification of requirement ongoing 459 people with a disability identified and referred to appropriate services and approximately 1,012 people with disabilities benefited from physical rehabilitation services such as mobility and assistive devices including prosthetic and orthotic devices Identification of requirement ongoing
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