Project components

The Project RENEW model developed over the past 10 years has achieved substantial progresss in neutralizing the effects of ERW, reducing poverty, and supporting socio-economic development. RENEW is now seen as a proven model in effective humanitarian mine action response, and is highly regarded by central government agencies and the international community.

Under a single organizational umbrella, the following program components are implemented and managed by the Project RENEW Coordination Office

Victim Assistance/Disability Support

Victim Assistance and Disability Support are an integral part of Project RENEW's humanitarian work in Quang Tri Province. The goal is to assist victims of Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) and Agent Orange (AO) and other disabled families to restore their...

Post clearance development

One of the biggest challenges of humanitarian mine action is to establish a linkage between clearance and development, to make sure that mine action positively promotes socio-economic development priorities in ERW-affected communities. Thus, Project RENEW’s mine action strategy embraces...

Mushroom with a Mission

In 2009 the Humpty Dumpty Institute (HDI) partnered with Project RENEW in Quang Tri to launch a rural grassroots human security and livelihoods assistance program called "Mushrooms with a Mission" (MwM). This was specifically designed to aid economically vulnerable...

Survey and Clearance of Explosive Ordnance

Project RENEW, in partnership with Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA), and other governmental and non-governmental organizations will continue to expand the implementation of Explosive Ordnance (EO) Survey and Clearance, to reduce EO accidents through safely neutralizing unexploded ordnance which will...

Mine Risk Education

The real goal must be to make Quang Tri safe – which means placing priority on removing cluster bombs, grenades, mortar and artillery rounds, and other small ordnance on the ground or just under the surface – the main...