Call Us +977 1 4278990Ban Landmines Campaign Nepal (NCBL) Celebrates International Day of Mine Awareness & Assistance in Mine Action
April 3-4, 2013 Ban Landmines Campaign Nepal (NCBL), the Ministry of Peace and Reconstruction, and the Mine Action Joint Working group hosted a series of events for the 8th International Day of Mine Awareness & Assistance in Mine Action. On April 3rd, survivors from 25 districts attended a full day Orientation which included risk education and a [...]
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Apr, 05, 2013
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101st International Women’s Day
NCBL, on the ocassion of the 101st International Women’s Day (8th March 2012), organized a symposium on “Women, Security and Peace”. The symposium was organized under the campaign “Lend Your Leg for Banning Indiscriminate Weapons”. This month long campaign will end on 4th April 2012. On the ocassion, chief guest and former minister Mrs. Urmila [...]
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- Posted in Announcement, Media Report, Mine Risk Education
- Mar, 09, 2012
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“Lend Your Leg” for a mine free peaceful world
Ban Landmine Campaign Nepal will start its lend your leg campaign from 1st March 2012. The campaign will end on the international mine awareness day on 4th April.
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- Posted in Announcement, Landmines, Mine Risk Education
- Feb, 27, 2012
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Winning Paintings: Paintings for Universalization of the Conventions and Protection of the Rights of Civilians
Ban Landmines Campaign Nepal (NCBL) would like to share with everyone the winning paintings from its “Paintings for Universalization of the Conventions and Protection of the Rights of Civilians” competition. The following three paintings were selected in December 2010 in honor of the International Day for Persons with Disabilities on December 3rd.
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- Posted in Advocacy and Lobbying, Mine Risk Education, Youth for Peace
- Aug, 03, 2011
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NCBL releases latest Mine Action Newsletter — 26 May 2011
NCBL has released its latest Mine Action Newsletter, providing an update on NCBL activities over the past quarter and information on girl child education, mine risk education, and victim assistance. Please click here to view the newsletter.
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- May, 26, 2011
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Response to the journalists by Purna Shova Chitrakar on Mine Action Day
As a former speaker said, landmines and IEDs are technically different. To collect data on the use of IEDs by Maoist, the NCBL met with commanders, leaders, and district level cadres. We came to realize that these actors do not know how many IEDs they produced, how many were used, or how many locations the [...]
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- Apr, 04, 2011
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Refresher Training on MRE to 90 focal points from 45 districts
NCBL organized 3 regional level two-day refresher trainings and train least 90 MRE focal points from 45 districts (at least two focal points per districts). Some of the expected participants could not participate due to road blockade and problem of communication. In the training the topics Technical terminology, Technical aspects of mines and IEDs, Analysis [...]
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- Oct, 13, 2010
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Youth involved in MRE programs
NCBL has done Risk education in three methods. Firstly, educating the youth and teaching in schools using games. In this, mine risk education was conducted in ten schools in Kathmandu. We encouraged them to teach in villages when they returned home in their holidays. Secondly, Risk education was conducted by integrating Risk Education with Victim [...]
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- Posted in Landmines, Mine Risk Education, Youth for Peace
- May, 25, 2010
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NCBL MRE program in Nepal
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- May, 25, 2010
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MRE song album released
Even after the guns have fallen silent after the decade-long armed conflict, the problems created by the use of landmines and other explosive devices remain unabated in Nepal. Hundreds of common people have been falling victims to landmines and other explosive devices annually. Therefore, in order to mitigate the negative impacts of landmines and other [...]
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- Apr, 25, 2010
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