International Day for Mine Awareness 2023: Date & History

International Day for Mine Awareness

International Day for Mine Awareness is annually celebrated on 4 April to help mine action work and create awareness about landmines and also about their eradication in the world. Landmines and unexploded ordnance continue to pose a significant threat to individuals and communities around the globe. This day is observed annually to provide an opportunity for individuals, organizations, and governments to raise awareness about the ongoing threat of landmines and to support programs that aim to provide support to affected communities and areas. Here we are going to discuss the complete details of the International Day for Mine Awareness.

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International Day for Mine Awareness 2023: Theme

Every year, International Day for Mine Awareness is celebrated with a different theme decided by the United Nations. This year, the United Nations Mine Action Service has decided to observe that day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action under the campaign is “Mine Action Cannot Wait”.

International Day for Mine Awareness: History

On 8 December 2005, United Nations General Assembly first declared 4 April as the International Day for Mine Awareness. That day was established to raise awareness about the ongoing threat of landmines and the need for continued efforts to clear themes from affected areas. It aims to raise awareness about the ongoing threat of these hazardous devices and promote cooperation and assistance programs to help affected communities. This day highlights the need for ongoing efforts to clear these dangerous devices and provide support to affected communities.