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The AM4C project undertakes studies of mine-affected communities, with the aim of further exploring the opportunities to build on local resources and local competence in Humanitarian Mine Action (HMA). AMAC works in close partnership with HMA practitioners both in order to learn from existing experiences, and in order to engage in a dialogue that can have an immediate impact on field operations. The project is based on the conviction that improved assistance to mine-affected communities must start with a deeper understanding of local responses to landmines. Rather than viewing people in those communities as passive victims, AMAC acknowledges their importance as active subjects. It is imperative for the design of interventions that community capacities are properly understood. The challenge is to fmd ways in which the social dynamics within which mine action agencies operate can be integrated positively into the mine action process.

Towards community based de-mining? AREA's project in Nangrahar Province, Afghanistan / Kristian Berg Harpviken.