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Following three decades of civil war, Angola was one of the world's
most mine-affected countries. In order to educate the citizens of
Angola of the danger of landmines, the United Nations Children's Fund
initiated mine awareness programmes, mostly in schools, in the late
1990s. This report evaluates the success of these mine awareness
programmes and concludes that children who were exposed to mine
awareness programmes were less likely to be injured by landmines.
Language: English
Aparna Swaminathan, Charles Whitaker, Neil
Andersson and Hanoch Barlevi (Ottawa: CIET,
2000)
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