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Integrating Gender and Diversity in Mine Action Strategies

Analysis of gender inclusion in mine action, based on "Getting ready for Vientiane: A dialogue with the Convention on Cluster Munitions gender focal points" | United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research.

2026-08-25United Nations Institute for Disarmament ResearchGetting ready for Vientiane: A dialogue with the Convention on Cluster Munitions gender focal points

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The panel discussion centered on the integration of gender, age, and disability considerations into the implementation of the Convention on Cluster Munitions (CCM), particularly in preparation for the upcoming Third Review Conference. Participants highlighted the distinct impacts of cluster munitions on different genders, noting that men and boys are often direct victims, while women and girls face indirect consequences and caregiving responsibilities.

Experts emphasized the necessity of age and gender-sensitive assistance to effectively address the diverse needs of affected individuals. The conversation aimed to assess the current state of gender integration in CCM implementation and to define priorities for the next five years, focusing on effective responses to the varying risks faced by men, women, boys, and girls.

Despite progress in representation, with women's participation among delegates reaching 40% in 2024, leadership roles for women remain limited, with only 2% of delegations led by women in 2025. This indicates that while strides have been made, significant gaps persist in achieving gender parity in decision-making roles.

The discussion also underscored the importance of tailored approaches in implementing the CCM, considering the unique realities and capacities of different states. National ownership and cooperation are crucial, especially for developing countries, to ensure that strategies are effectively executed and aligned with local needs.

Participants called for enhanced data collection and analysis, emphasizing the need for disaggregated data to inform policies and ensure that vulnerable groups are not overlooked. The integration of diverse perspectives in mine action is essential for maximizing humanitarian impact and prioritizing clearance efforts.

Looking ahead to the Third Review Conference, there is a commitment from gender focal points of Austria and Cameroon to continue discussions on inclusion and gender equality, with plans for an in-person side event. The dialogue reflects a broader trend in development diplomacy, moving from a focus solely on arms control to addressing the humanitarian impacts of weapons on affected individuals.

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Getting ready for Vientiane: A dialogue with the Convention on Cluster Munitions gender focal points

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Getting ready for Vientiane: A dialogue with the Convention on Cluster Munitions gender focal points

united_nations_institute_for_disarmament_research • 2026-08-25 08:51:02 UTC

The webinar focused on gender, diversity, and inclusion in the context of the upcoming Third Review Conference of the Convention on Cluster Munitions. Participants discussed the distinct impacts of cluster munitions on d…

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The webinar, led by Renata Dalakwa from UNIDIR, focuses on gender, diversity, and inclusion in the context of the upcoming Third Review Conference of the Convention on Cluster Munitions (CCM)
Participants discussed the distinct impacts of cluster munitions on different genders, highlighting that men and boys are more likely to be direct victims, while women and girls often face indirect consequences and caregiving responsibilities
The event aims to prepare stakeholders for the next phase of CCM implementation, emphasizing the need to integrate considerations of age, gender, and disability into mine action, risk education, and victim assistance
Dalakwa noted the importance of the Vientiane Calling publication, which reflects on gender considerations in CCM implementation and encourages inclusive practices across all societal groups
The panel features experts from various countries, including Cameroon and Austria, who will provide insights based on their professional experiences in the field

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Proponents of gender inclusion in mine action

Emphasize the necessity of integrating gender, age, and disability considerations into victim assistance and mine action strategies
Highlight the importance of tailored approaches to effectively address the diverse needs of affected individuals

Critics of current implementation strategies

Point out the significant funding gaps that hinder effective implementation of gender-sensitive strategies

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Acknowledge the progress made in representation, with womens participation among delegates improving over recent years
Recognize the ongoing challenges in achieving gender parity in leadership roles within the context of mine action

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05:00–10:00

The panel discussion focused on the integration of gender considerations into the implementation of the Convention on Cluster Munitions, particularly in preparation for the upcoming Third Review Conference. Participants emphasized the need for age and gender-sensitive assistance to effectively address the diverse needs of affected individuals.

The panel discussion emphasizes the importance of integrating gender considerations into the implementation of the Convention on Cluster Munitions (CCM), particularly in preparation for the upcoming Third Review Conference
Paul Serges Ntamack highlights that gender is explicitly referenced in the CCMs preamble and Article 5, which mandates state parties to provide age and gender-sensitive assistance to victims
The conversation aims to assess the current state of gender integration in CCM implementation and to define priorities for the next five years, focusing on effective responses to the diverse needs of affected individuals
Ntamack stresses that understanding the different risks and access disparities faced by men, women, boys, and girls is crucial for developing effective policies and programs
The panel will include insights from various experts, including those from the Mines Advisory Group and the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining, fostering a collaborative approach to gender and diversity in mine action

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10:00–15:00

The discussion emphasized the importance of integrating gender, age, and disability considerations into the implementation of the Convention on Cluster Munitions. Progress has been made in representation and participation, but leadership roles for women remain limited.

Men and boys face greater exposure to cluster munitions due to their social and economic roles, while women and girls bear different consequences, including increased caregiving responsibilities when family members are harmed
The integration of gender considerations in humanitarian efforts is essential for effectiveness, as highlighted by the progress in the number of state parties incorporating these factors into their national strategies, rising from 1 in 2022 to 12 in 2025
Womens representation among delegates has improved, reaching 40% in 2024, but leadership roles remain limited, with only 2% of delegations led by women in 2025, indicating that while progress is evident, it is incomplete
The draft venture capital action plan emphasizes the need for gender, age, and disability considerations in national work plans, focusing on meaningful participation beyond mere numbers in diplomatic settings
Future priorities include consolidating successful practices from the Los Angeles Action Plan and improving the collection of disaggregated data to better understand the diverse needs of affected populations

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1state parties

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CONTEXT: the number of state parties integrating gender consideration into their national strategies

WHY: This increase indicates a growing recognition of the importance of gender considerations in humanitarian efforts

EVIDENCE: the number of state parties integrating gender consideration and the diversity of population into the national work plan and strategy increased from 1 in 2022 to 12 in 2025.

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40%%

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CONTEXT: the percentage of women represented among delegates in 2024

WHY: This improvement reflects a positive trend towards gender representation in decision-making processes

EVIDENCE: In 2024, for example, that figure reached 40%.

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2%%

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CONTEXT: the percentage of delegations led by women in 2025

WHY: This low figure highlights the ongoing challenges in achieving gender parity in leadership roles

EVIDENCE: in 2025, only the two percent of delegation were headed by women.

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39%%

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CONTEXT: the percentage of women represented among delegates in 2025

WHY: This figure shows that while representation has improved, it has not significantly changed from the previous year

EVIDENCE: And in 2025, it remains close to that level at 39%.

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15:00–20:00

The discussion emphasized the need for tailored approaches in implementing the Convention on Cluster Munitions, considering the unique realities and capacities of different states. Participants highlighted the importance of national ownership and the necessity of cooperation and resources, especially for developing countries.

Effective implementation of the Convention on Cluster Munitions (CCM) requires a tailored approach that considers the unique realities, capacities, and cultures of different states, rather than a one-size-fits-all model
National ownership is crucial, and where capacities are limited, expectations must be supported by cooperation, technical assistance, and resources, particularly for developing countries
Building synergies with existing frameworks, such as the Sustainable Development Goals and the Youth Peace and Security agenda, can enhance the effectiveness of CCM implementation while maintaining its specific humanitarian objectives
The focus should remain on meaningful participation and understanding the needs of affected populations, as gender mainstreaming is fundamentally about improving effectiveness in addressing contamination and assisting victims
The upcoming venture capital action plan aims to strengthen cooperation, improve data collection, and ensure that efforts are directly connected to the humanitarian goals of the CCM

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20:00–25:00

The discussion focused on integrating gender, age, and disability considerations into the implementation of the Convention on Cluster Munitions. Participants highlighted the importance of understanding the diverse needs of affected individuals to improve mine action outcomes.

Rita Khoury from the Lebanon Mine Action Center emphasizes the importance of integrating age, gender, and disability considerations into survey clearance and risk education efforts
Effective inclusion involves understanding who is affected by contamination, who participates in information gathering, and who benefits from mine action activities, rather than merely collecting demographic data
The survey process should not only identify contamination locations but also assess how different groups use the land and their varying levels of exposure to risks
Inclusion is critical at all stages of mine action, from task assessment to stakeholder engagement, ensuring that both the evidence collectors and the affected populations are represented
Khoury highlights the need for diverse teams in survey operations to reflect the communitys demographics, which can lead to better data and improved outcomes

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25:00–30:00

The discussion focused on the importance of including diverse perspectives in mine action to enhance understanding of contamination risks and community needs. Effective engagement with various demographic groups is essential for prioritizing clearance efforts and maximizing humanitarian impact.

Effective community engagement in mine action requires input from diverse groups, including men, women, various age demographics, and individuals with disabilities, to ensure comprehensive understanding of land use and contamination risks
Different community members possess unique knowledge that can inform risk assessments; for instance, farmers may provide insights on daily land use, while older individuals can share historical context, and disabled persons can identify overlooked access routes
Inclusion in the survey process is crucial for accurately prioritizing clearance efforts, as it helps to understand who is affected by contamination and how, ultimately guiding decisions on where clearance can have the most significant humanitarian impact
The approach emphasizes that the goal of clearance is not merely to quantify the area cleared but to assess who benefits from the clearance, ensuring that the needs of the community are met and that the impact is maximized
The integration of human impact and community needs into the clearance planning process is essential, as it allows for a more nuanced understanding of contamination effects and supports better resource allocation

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The discussion emphasized the importance of tailoring risk education strategies to accommodate the diverse needs of different demographic groups, including children, women, and individuals with disabilities. Participants highlighted the necessity of using segregated data to measure the effectiveness of inclusion efforts in mine action.

Effective risk education requires tailored communication strategies that consider the diverse needs of different demographic groups, including children, women, and individuals with disabilities
The integration of age, gender, and disability into survey and clearance planning is essential for understanding exposure patterns and ensuring that communication methods are accessible and actionable
Data collection should not only focus on attendance numbers but also on understanding who is reached, who comprehends the messages, and who changes their behavior as a result
The LMAAC approach emphasizes three key actions: including diverse voices in decision-making, adapting strategies to meet varied needs, and measuring outcomes through segregated data to assess the effectiveness of inclusion efforts
Utilizing operational data effectively can enhance decision-making in mine action, ensuring that interventions benefit the communities most affected by contamination

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more than 9,000activities

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CONTEXT: the number of activities recorded by Alma

WHY: This indicates a significant level of engagement in risk education efforts

EVIDENCE: Alma has recorded more than 9,000 activities reaching 241,000 static beneficiaries.

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241,000beneficiaries

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CONTEXT: the total number of static beneficiaries reached

WHY: This reflects the scale of impact of the risk education initiatives

EVIDENCE: Alma has recorded more than 9,000 activities reaching 241,000 static beneficiaries.

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35:00–40:00

The discussion focused on the integration of age, gender, disability, and diversity considerations into victim assistance and other aspects of the Convention on Cluster Munitions. Participants emphasized the importance of a human-centered approach to address the consequences of weapon use.

The discussion emphasizes the importance of integrating age, gender, disability, and diversity considerations into victim assistance and other aspects of the Convention on Cluster Munitions (CCM)
Victim assistance is highlighted as a critical area where progress has been made, particularly in risk education and support for victims, showcasing a shift towards a human-centered approach in addressing the consequences of weapon use
Barca Hassane Yacoubou, representing Niger, underscores the unique role of victim assistance within international treaties, noting its emergence from humanitarian concerns rather than traditional security frameworks
The CCM obligates member states to provide age and gender-sensitive assistance to victims, necessitating a focus on the specific needs of diverse victim populations
The dialogue reflects a broader trend in development diplomacy, moving from a focus solely on arms control to addressing the humanitarian impacts of weapons on affected individuals

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40:00–45:00

The discussion highlighted the necessity of integrating age, gender, and disability considerations into victim assistance and mine action strategies. It also pointed out the significant funding gaps faced by state parties in fulfilling their obligations under the Convention on Cluster Munitions.

Assessing the needs of victims requires detailed data on age, gender, and disability to develop effective, evidence-based policies that address their diverse needs
A significant funding gap exists for state parties obligated under Article 5 of the Convention on Cluster Munitions, hindering adequate victim assistance implementation
While some state parties have successfully integrated age, gender, and disability considerations into their strategies, many struggle with practical implementation due to insufficient resources
In 2022, seven out of twelve state parties reported incorporating these considerations, with an increase to nine by 2025, indicating progress but also highlighting a gap between commitment and reality
Victims face challenges accessing healthcare and social support, particularly in areas lacking medical facilities or where transportation costs are prohibitive
There is a call for dedicated actions to support youth and ensure that age and gender considerations are included in data collection to avoid leaving vulnerable groups behind

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45:00–50:00

The discussion focused on the integration of age, gender, disability, and diversity considerations into victim assistance and mine action strategies. Participants emphasized the importance of a human-centered approach to address the consequences of weapon use.

Victim assistance is an ongoing obligation for states, requiring continuous attention to age and gender-specific needs, particularly for children who have different requirements compared to adults
There is a need to strengthen international cooperation and assistance for victim assistance, as current funding and support from donors are often inadequate
Data collection and analysis must be disaggregated by age, gender, and disability to ensure that vulnerable groups are not overlooked in the implementation of victim assistance programs
The importance of engaging various stakeholders, including survivors and service providers, is emphasized to enhance the effectiveness of the Convention on Cluster Munitions
International cooperation is crucial for promoting gender equality and diversity in mine action, providing necessary resources and political attention to address these issues

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50:00–55:00

The discussion emphasizes the need for operational inclusion in mine action, arguing that policies and action plans alone do not guarantee sustainable change or ownership in practice
Panelists highlight the importance of understanding age, gender, disability, and diversity to improve outreach, risk education design, and victim assistance, ultimately enhancing operational effectiveness
There is a caution against treating gender and diversity as mere reporting requirements; instead, they should be integrated into the core competencies of mine action professionals
International cooperation must support local ownership and sustainability, rather than inadvertently undermining it through donor-driven agendas
A recent assessment in Southeast Asia demonstrated the value of situating discussions of inclusion within broader organizational culture, leading to practical, action-oriented solutions rather than isolated initiatives

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55:00–60:00

The discussion emphasized the importance of integrating age, gender, disability, and diversity considerations into mine action strategies. Participants highlighted the need for adequate resources and locally grounded analysis to ensure meaningful inclusion in victim assistance and international cooperation.

International cooperation must prioritize locally grounded analysis to effectively identify barriers to inclusion, rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all approach
Meaningful inclusion in mine action requires adequate resources for consultation, accessible communication, and data analysis, which are often overlooked in budget regulations
Successful mainstreaming of gender and diversity in mine action can be achieved by integrating these considerations into existing programs rather than treating them as separate initiatives
A public communications campaign in Southeast Asia demonstrated that showcasing diverse professionals in mine action as part of the norm can reach a wide audience and enhance visibility without emphasizing gender as an exception
Looking ahead to the Third Review Conference, there is a call for states parties to maintain accountability on gender and diversity while focusing on substantive outcomes rather than mere compliance

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30 millionpeople

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CONTEXT: the reach of a public communications campaign in Southeast Asia

WHY: This demonstrates the potential impact of showcasing diverse professionals in mine action

EVIDENCE: that content reached around 30 million people.

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60:00–65:00

The discussion focused on the integration of gender, age, disability, and diversity considerations into mine action strategies. Participants emphasized the importance of locally owned approaches to enhance sustainable capacity and effective victim assistance.

International cooperation in mine action should prioritize nationally and locally owned approaches, ensuring that assistance aligns with locally identified priorities to enhance sustainable capacity
Inclusion in mine action is context-specific, and local actors are better positioned to identify barriers to participation and effective strategies for overcoming them
The next action plan presents an opportunity to embed gender, age, disability, and diversity considerations into everyday practices within the sector, enhancing the effectiveness of mine action
The monitoring framework associated with the Convention on Cluster Munitions (CCM) action plan aims to track implementation trends rather than provide exhaustive national context, helping to identify gaps and inform future priorities
Lessons learned from previous action plans indicate the importance of having clear indicators to measure progress, which is essential for understanding the effectiveness of strategies and ensuring accountability

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2026year

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CONTEXT: the year when the conversation about resource shortages is particularly relevant

WHY: This highlights the ongoing challenges faced by the sector in securing necessary resources

EVIDENCE: if we were having this conversation five years ago, it would have been important. Having this conversation right now in 2026, it's even more important

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65:00–70:00

The discussion focused on the need for effective monitoring of gender and diversity in the implementation of the Convention on Cluster Munitions. Participants emphasized the importance of clear indicators to assess responsiveness to the needs of various population groups.

Effective monitoring of gender and diversity in the implementation of the Convention on Cluster Munitions requires clear indicators that assess responsiveness to the needs of various population groups, including age, gender, disability, and other diversity factors
Indicators should measure not only representation in planning and implementation but also the meaningfulness of participation, highlighting that mere presence does not equate to influence in decision-making processes
A critical gap exists in the current monitoring framework, as many commitments lack corresponding indicators, which could hinder the ability to track progress over the next five years in gender and diversity initiatives
The ideal monitoring framework would also assess the influence of different groups on outcomes, although this presents challenges in qualitative assessment and impact monitoring

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60%%

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CONTEXT: percentage of female staff in an organization

WHY: This highlights the disparity between representation and decision-making roles

EVIDENCE: if you have an organization where you have I don't know 60% of female staff but none of that female staff is in decision making roles

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70:00–75:00

The discussion focused on the need for relevant and clear indicators to measure the integration of gender, age, disability, and diversity in the implementation of the Convention on Cluster Munitions. Participants emphasized the importance of disaggregated data collection to avoid misinterpretation and ensure accurate reporting among states.

Indicators for measuring gender, age, disability, and diversity integration in CCM implementation must be relevant, clear, and realistic to ensure accurate reporting and avoid misinterpretation among states
Disaggregated data collection is essential, as aggregated indicators can obscure the specific contributions of different groups, leading to a skewed understanding of progress
The current monitoring framework relies heavily on Article 7 reports from states, which necessitates that the reporting templates align with the new anti-action plan to effectively track progress
A potential model for reporting could be a checklist format that simplifies the declaration of commitments, similar to the approach taken in the APNB scene, which could enhance clarity and compliance
The introduction of a voluntary Form J in 2023 allows states to report on gender and diversity efforts, indicating a shift towards more structured data collection on these issues

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2023

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CONTEXT: the year a voluntary Form J was adopted for reporting on gender and diversity efforts

WHY: The adoption of this form represents a shift towards more structured data collection on gender and diversity issues

EVIDENCE: a form J that was adopted in its voluntary form I think was adopted in 2023

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75:00–80:00

The discussion emphasized the need for targeted risk education for men and boys, identified as the most at-risk group from cluster munitions. It highlighted the misconception that achieving gender balance in programming requires a strict 50/50 distribution, which may not reflect the realities of risk education needs.

The discussion highlighted the need for targeted risk education, particularly for men and boys, who are identified as the most at-risk group from cluster munitions
Despite the recognition of this risk, current risk education efforts appear to distribute access more evenly among genders, raising questions about the effectiveness of these programs
Panelists suggested that the data collected on gender and diversity may not be adequately integrated into planning and programming, which could hinder the effectiveness of risk education initiatives
There is a misconception that achieving gender balance in programming requires a strict 50/50 distribution, which does not necessarily reflect the realities of risk education needs
Women can play a crucial role as information multipliers within communities, which may justify a more balanced approach to risk education that includes their participation

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80:00–85:00

The discussion highlighted the importance of integrating gender, age, and disability data into risk education planning and reporting for the Convention on Cluster Munitions. It emphasized that effective risk education should prioritize context-specific strategies rather than rigid numerical gender balance requirements.

The effectiveness of risk education initiatives may be compromised by inadequate integration of gender, age, and disability data into planning and reporting processes
A rigid numerical approach to gender balance in programming is criticized; instead, a focus on context-specific risk analysis and targeted reporting is advocated
In some contexts, men and boys, often the primary breadwinners, are less accessible during risk education sessions, leading to a skewed representation in reporting
Successful risk education strategies often involve engaging the family unit and community leaders to disseminate information to those unable to attend sessions directly
Measuring the impact of indirect methods of delivering risk education to men and boys poses challenges, highlighting the need for resources to assess effectiveness

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2025

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CONTEXT: the year by which only seven affected state parties provided aggregated reporting

WHY: This indicates a significant gap in data reporting that could hinder effective risk education

EVIDENCE: in 2025 only seven of them affected state parties provided this level of this aggregated reporting.

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85:00–90:00

The discussion highlighted the importance of integrating gender, age, and disability considerations into the implementation of the Convention on Cluster Munitions. Participants emphasized that these considerations should enhance service delivery rather than serve as standalone goals.

The discussion emphasized that gender and diversity considerations are essential for improving assistance and service delivery, rather than being goals in themselves
Key themes included the importance of meaningful representation and the inclusion of survivors and affected communities in decision-making processes to ensure locally grounded approaches
Challenges in measuring meaningful participation and the need for relevant indicators were highlighted, stressing the necessity of reliable data collection for effective implementation
Resources are crucial for translating diversity and inclusion principles into actionable outcomes on the ground
Looking ahead to the Third Review Conference in Vientiane, there is a commitment from gender focal points of Austria and Cameroon to continue discussions on inclusion and gender equality, with plans for an in-person side event

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OTHER

50%%

details

CONTEXT: percentage of women required as beneficiaries by some donors

WHY: This requirement may not reflect the most appropriate way to address risk

EVIDENCE: some have said more than 50%

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90:00–95:00

The discussion focused on the integration of gender, age, and disability considerations into the implementation of the Convention on Cluster Munitions. Panelists highlighted the importance of ongoing dialogues and the support from donor governments in facilitating these conversations.

The dialogue emphasized the importance of ongoing discussions on gender, diversity, and inclusion in preparation for the Third Review Conference of the Convention on Cluster Munitions in Vientiane
Panelists expressed gratitude for the support from various donor governments, highlighting the role of funding in facilitating meaningful conversations and research on gender and disarmament
The session aimed to provide insights and prepare participants for the upcoming conference, despite time constraints limiting deeper exchanges
The collaborative efforts between the gender focal points of Cameroon and Austria were noted as a significant step towards enhancing gender equality in mine action initiatives

CRITICAL ANALYSIS

The discussion surrounding the integration of gender, age, and disability considerations into the Convention on Cluster Munitions (CCM) implementation highlights a critical intersection of humanitarian and military concerns. While the emphasis on inclusive practices is commendable, the effectiveness of these strategies may be hindered by existing funding gaps and the varying capacities of state parties to implement them.

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other

1 state parties

the number of state parties integrating gender consideration into their national strategies

This increase indicates a growing recognition of the importance of gender considerations in humanitarian efforts

the number of state parties integrating gender consideration and the diversity of population into the national work plan and strategy increased from 1 in 2022 to 12 in 2025.

other

40% %

the percentage of women represented among delegates in 2024

This improvement reflects a positive trend towards gender representation in decision-making processes

In 2024, for example, that figure reached 40%.

other

2% %

the percentage of delegations led by women in 2025

This low figure highlights the ongoing challenges in achieving gender parity in leadership roles

in 2025, only the two percent of delegation were headed by women.

other

39% %

the percentage of women represented among delegates in 2025

This figure shows that while representation has improved, it has not significantly changed from the previous year

And in 2025, it remains close to that level at 39%.

other

more than 9,000 activities

the number of activities recorded by Alma

This indicates a significant level of engagement in risk education efforts

Alma has recorded more than 9,000 activities reaching 241,000 static beneficiaries.

other

241,000 beneficiaries

the total number of static beneficiaries reached

This reflects the scale of impact of the risk education initiatives

Alma has recorded more than 9,000 activities reaching 241,000 static beneficiaries.

other

30 million people

the reach of a public communications campaign in Southeast Asia

This demonstrates the potential impact of showcasing diverse professionals in mine action

that content reached around 30 million people.

other

2026 year

the year when the conversation about resource shortages is particularly relevant

This highlights the ongoing challenges faced by the sector in securing necessary resources

if we were having this conversation five years ago, it would have been important. Having this conversation right now in 2026, it's even more important

THEMES

#Military_Insight#age_gender_disability#ccm#cluster_munitions#community_engagement#data_collection#disarmament#diversity#gender_inclusion#mine_action#victim_assistance#community_multipliers#diversity_inclusion#gender_balance#gender_diversity#gender_integration#humanitarian_approach#humanitarian_efforts#inclusion#operational_inclusion#risk_education#tailored_communication#targeted_risk_education

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