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Support of the Confederation for the people affected by the war in Ukraine
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- Ukraine Mine action Conference: Road to Lausanne
- Ukraine Mine action Conference: Road to Lausanne
Ukraine Mine action Conference: Road to Lausanne
As a consequence of Russia’s military aggression, Ukraine has become one of the most heavily mined countries in the world. Switzerland is using its expertise to support Ukraine’s response and contributes with CHF 100 million over four years to the efforts of demining civilian areas. Furthermore, in 2024, Switzerland will co-organise a series of events culminating in the Ukraine Mine Action Conference UMAC2024 on 17-18 October in Lausanne.