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Mine Action

SafeLane was one of the first private companies operating in mine action and has played a formative role in the development of international industry policy and standards. We support humanitarian organisations and governments worldwide, delivering mine action programmes that reduce the impact and risk of explosive hazards to a level where people can live and work safely.

A core part of this work is humanitarian demining. This focuses on the safe removal of landmines and explosive remnants of war to protect civilians, enable humanitarian access, and support recovery in post-conflict environments.

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Our mine action capability includes humanitarian demining, mine clearance, landmine clearance, explosive ordnance survey, quality management, risk education, and information management.

The Role of Mine Action in Post-Conflict Recovery

Explosive ordnance such as landmines and unexploded ordnance continues to have a severe impact on communities long after conflict has ended. Contamination restricts humanitarian access, prevents safe movement, delays infrastructure projects, and limits post-conflict recovery.

Mine action refers to a range of coordinated activities designed to reduce the social, economic, and environmental impact of explosive ordnance. This includes humanitarian demining, which prioritises the protection of civilian populations and the safe release of land for housing, agriculture, and essential services.

By reducing explosive risk to an acceptable level, mine action enables land release, supports development, and allows displaced populations to return home safely.

SafeLane Global delivers the full range of mine action services, including humanitarian demining, supporting humanitarian organisations and governments to release land safely back to local communities.

Committed to clearing communities contaminated by explosive hazards through mine action services since 1989.

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