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The request also indicates that the process is then completed with a final study.
The request also indicates that the revised total number of objectives is 1,005.
The request also indicates that the actual number of casualties is likely much greater.
The request also indicates that refugees and internally displaced people are also impacted by mines.
The request also indicates that the full extent of contamination will be known after the completion of surveys.
The request also indicates that there is no specific data related to the age or gender of victims.
The request also indicates that the Government of Chad has appointed a special representative for the Tibesti region.
The request also indicates that demining would disrupt small communities and place a strain on infrastructure.
The request also indicates that if required standards are met, the work is accepted and the operator is discharged.
The request also indicates that 99 per cent of identified suspected mined areas were marked during the process.
The request also indicates that Serbia has reported and has had to contend with areas containing cluster munition remnants.
The request also indicates that these areas are often in proximity to nomadic encampments and are favoured for camel grazing.
The request also indicates that mines and improvised explosive devices(IEDs) have been laid by"separatist terror organizations.
The request also indicates that the remaining governates(Sana'a, Amra, and Hajjah) have yet to be visited due, in part, to security challenges.
The request also indicates that an additional 29 affected communities have been identified through reports from non-governmental organisations and communities.
The request also indicates that following all these steps, a joint CCLAM/ UNMACC team is deployed for final validation of the work conducted.
However, the request also indicates that"Colombia has yet to develop and certify land release criteria based on non-technical methods.
The request also indicates that the LIS covered all of Eritrea's territory except for 170 communities which were inaccessible to the LIS.
The request also indicates that besides reducing the working year to 8 months, one to two months yearly stand-down can be expected due to weather conditions.
The request also indicates that the European Union has also expressed its willingness to support technical survey in the designated areas.
The request also indicates that the national mine action strategy for the period 2012-2016 will be used as a tool for resource mobilization.
The request also indicates that Chad plans to implement the land release policy in as much as areas are released and taking into account logistical constraints.
The request also indicates that the greatest impact on the population concerns the Musengezi to Rwenya and the Sango Border Post to Crooks Corner minefields.
The request also indicates that 24 national mine action standards were developed and that a new standard on land release is currently being developed.
The request also indicates that many of these circumstances no longer apply given the support that Zimbabwe is now receiving from international organizations.
The request also indicates that these mined areas are located in three provinces(Sofala, Manica and Tete) and include the five demining tasks along Mozambique's border with Zimbabwe.
The request also indicates that the time period requested takes into account increasing the demining capacity of demining squads from 60 to 100 deminers and the acquisition of mechanical equipment.
The request also indicates that Zimbabwe relies on surveys conducted in 1994 and that new surveys in all minefields are necessary to determine the accurate extent of the remaining contaminated area.
The request also indicates that at current rates of clearance, which are regressing due to demining equipment constraints, it will take Zimbabwe at least another 50 years to deal with its problem.
The request also indicates that the Democratic Republic of the Congo has a quality assurance and control service that, in addition to accrediting demining organisations, is charged with validating areas that have been cleared.