Abstract
It is becoming increasingly evident that the functioning of a central coordinating facility is critical to the overall success of a humanitarian demining mission. These mine action centers (MAC) are now proving their worth in several countries. We felt it would be helpful if we highlighted the organization, function, and goals of selected MACs. We wish to point out however, that no one MAC design will be the answer to all mine action missions. Therefore, in this issue we decided to spotlight two very different, but very effective MACs to showcase effective methods, while at the same time illustrating differing approaches.
Recommended Citation
Barlow, Dennis
(1998)
"Interview with the Chief Advisor for Operations and Technical Matters to the Cambodian Mine Action Center, LCOL Chip Bowness, Canadian Military Engineers,"
The Journal of Humanitarian Demining
: Vol. 2
:
Iss.
1
, Article 1.
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