Ministry of Defence Sudan Mine Action Programme IMSMA Monthly Report- February 2017

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1 Ministry of Defence Sudan Mine Action Programme IMSMA Monthly Report- February 217 Abbreviations DA Dangerous area SHA Suspected Hazardous Area (result of Level 1 Survey) MF Mine Field (Result of Technical survey of DA or SHA. It has defined boundary) APM Anti Personnel Mines ATM Anti Tank Mines UXO Unexploded Ordinance SAA Small Arms Ammunition EOD -- Explosive Ordinance Disposal BAC -- Battle Area Clearance GMAA -- General Mine Action Assessment MRE Mine Risk Education NMAC - National Mine Action Center IMSMA - Information Management System For Mine Action Prepared by: NMAC IMSMA Section 1 14

2 Ministry of Defence Sudan Mine Action Programme IMSMA Monthly Report- February 217 The government of Sudan continues its commitment to Ottawa treaty obligations, through the Ministry of Defense Represented by the National Mine Action Center. That holds the national and international contributions Coordination, through mines clearance operations, unexploded ordnance, and remnants of war. As a completion of what has been implemented since the beginning of the program, and an update of the previous reports, On The National Mine Action Center efforts, In areas that proved contaminated with landmines and unexploded remnants of war, which Impeding people to practice their works in the fields of agriculture and grazing, And also disturb traffic flow in public roads, linking production areas with consumption and export areas. This report aims to highlight the outstanding steps in February 217, regarding to mine action programs and clearance operations in each of kassala state areas (Rassai,Aboalaga,Algarada and Hamashkorabe), also in blue Nile state ( Geissan, Pellnq, Roseires and Dernq), in addition to south kordofan state (hajer alnar,alsmma,toko)areas. In conjunction with the ongoing work in registered areas of the state. It is worth mentioning the significant response of local authorities with the program. Since early 22 the Sudan Mine Action Programme has registered 2,957 hazardous areas in its database (IMSMA). So far, 2,738 hazardous areas had been cleared by using various methods. In 217 total of 31 new hazardous areas were registered total of 21 hazardous areas had been cleared. During this month total of 16 new hazardous areas were registered and total of 13 hazardous areas had been cleared. 219 active hazardous areas with a total area of 28,61,387 sqm remain to be cleared. Please refer to table 1.1. A total area of 13,128,835 sqm has been released and handed over to communities free of Mines and Explosives Remnant of War (ERW). In 217 total of 1,343,579 sqm has been released. During this month total of 1,9,14 sqm has been released. Please refer to table 1.2. While conducting mine action operations a total of 1,131 Anti Personnel Mines (APM), 3,188 Anti Tank Mines (ATM), 72,715 unexploded Ordnance (UXO) and 748,911 Small Arms Ammunition (SAA) have been destroyed. In 217 total 1 Anti Tank Mines (ATM), 1,528 UXOs and 11,681 Small Arms Ammunition (SAA) were destroyed. During this month total 8 Anti Tank Mines (ATM), 1,78 UXOs, and 3,633 Small Arms Ammunition (SAA) were destroyed. Please refer to table 1.3. Since the beginning of programme there are 2,51 Mines/ERW victims registered in the database. Out of this a total of 1,463 were injured while 588 were killed. this month total of 1 people is injured when accident occurred. Please refer to table 1.4. In an effort to mitigate the risks of Mines and ERW accidents, National Mine Action Center (NMAC) in partnership with National and International NGOs have been providing mine risk education to the local populations of, South Kordofan states, region and Eastern States. A total of 3,44,834 beneficiaries of MRE have been registered. In 217 a totals of 47,784 received MRE messages, in this month a total of 2,741 beneficiaries are registered. Please refer to table 1.5. In order to open access for Humanitarian Aids, Mine Action Partners have been surveying and clearing roads. A total of 37,898 km of roads has been opened to be used. Please refer to table 1.6. Note: 1. Due to ongoing data cleanup, differences in figures might be noticed in totals of this month as compared to previous months. 2. in this report, by Adding West Kordofan state, and separate its Mine Action Data from South Kordofan state, differences in figures might be notice in total of this month when comparing it with the previous months. Prepared by: NMAC IMSMA Section 2 14

3 Ministry of Defence Sudan Mine Action Programme IMSMA Monthly Report- February Summary of the contamination and progress: Table 1.1: Contamination: Registered Cleared Active DA SHA MF Total Year DA SHA MF Total New Old New Old New Old New Old DA SHA MF Total February Total 2, ,957 2, , Table 1.2: Area Released: Period EOD BAC Sub Surface BAC Surface Battle Area Released Cancelled Manual Mine Clearance Mechanical Mine Clearance Mine Detection Dogs (MDD) Mined Area Released Cancelled GMAA Total Area Released February 869,47 869,47 127,172 74,285 8,6 1,613 22,67 1,9, ,97 981,97 146,666 99,55 31,912 19,11 296,734 64,875 1,343,579 Total 775,268 5,693,234 43,897,169 5,365,67 6,459,183 8,72,551 2,866,135 1,553,955 19,599,824 33,163,342 13,128,835 Table 1.3: Devices Destroyed: Period AP AT SAA UXO February 8 3,633 1, ,681 1,528 Running Total 1,131 3, ,911 72,715 Table 1.4: Casualties: Killed Injured Period Men Women Boys Girls Not Specified Total Men Women Boys Girls Not Specified Total Total Running Total ,463 2,51 Table 1.5: MRE: Period Boys Girls Men Women Not Specified Total February 7,681 5,473 4,629 2,958 2, ,722 14,283 8,385 6,394 47,784 Running Total 958, , , ,25 23,812 3,44,834 Table 1.6: Road Opened: Period Road Assessed (Km) Road Verified (km) Road Opened(km) 217 Running Total 35,817 2,81 37,898 Prepared by: NMAC IMSMA Section 3 14

4 2. Detailed Report on Mine Action Activities in Sudan Table 2.1: Area Released by year: Year EOD BAC Sub Surface BAC Surface Battle Area Released Cancelled Manual Mine Clearance Mechanical Mine Clearance Mine Detection Dogs (MDD) Mined Area Release Cancelled GMAA Total Area Released 22 1,782 1,782 48,48 48,48 5, , , , ,965 25, ,66 268,66 294, ,823 1,5 38,873 14,138 92,4 232, , ,7 36, 88,227 1,3, ,72 175,72 1,179, , ,76 18,26, 18,436, ,474 3,812 67,286 19,16, , ,36 178, , ,192 1,88 953, 1,389, , ,922 1,827,45 2,343,575 1,195, ,632 95,354 14,229 2,364,729 4,78, ,3 1,111,84 459,494 1,596, ,74 458,315 1,218,951 68,47 2,93,81 22,757,677 27,285, ,523,284 1,35,956 17,762,979 2,592, ,79 894,61 222,763 1,486, ,224 22,232, ,52 357, ,5 626, , , ,161 1,177, ,67 584, ,75 1,821,31 385,77 313,734 74,77 2,595,575 7,784,366 11,325, , , 567, ,212 2,28,689 63, ,315 2,754,58 898,524 4,22, ,25 1,182,24 1,247, ,41 3,14 114, ,158 1,67, ,1 297,81 1,22,63 1,52,441 2,337, ,78 89,69 177,634 3,382,49 1,53,676 6,46, ,97 146,666 99,55 31,912 19,11 296,734 64,875 1,343,579 Total 1,775,28 5,675,264 42,915,198 5,365,67 6,431,712 8,748,21 2,866,135 1,553,955 19,599,823 33,163,342 13,128,835 Prepared by: NMAC IMSMA Section 4 14

5 Table 2.2: Area Released by State: Period States EOD BAC Sub Surface BAC Surface Battle Area Released Cancelled Manual Mine Clearance Mechanical Mine Clearance Mine Detection Dogs (MDD) February Mined Area Released 217 Cancelled GMAA Total Total Area Released 869,47 869,47 869,47 Kassala 127,172 61,862 6,6 1,613 26,247 26,247 12,423 2, 14,423 14,423 Total 869,47 869,47 127,172 74,285 8,6 1,613 22,67 1,9,14 981,97 981,97 13,849 13, ,819 Kassala 136,666 71,783 29, , ,361 South Kordofan 1, 1, 11, 64,875 75,875 12,423 2, 19,11 33,524 33,524 Total 981,97 981,97 146,666 99,55 31,912 19,11 296,734 64,875 1,343,579 1,71 1,423,749 3,65,55 4,59, 392, , , ,423 2,473, ,824 7,212,1 Gadaref 182, , , ,132 25, 777,132 Kassala 522,652 2,354,739 19,713,792 22,591,183 4,2,859 4,55,926 1,638, ,13 1,769,63 9,78,7 42,439, ,96 8,61,635 8,759,755 1,187,48 667, ,3 46,2 2,178,552 1,672,772 12,611,79 Western Kordofan 9, ,62 9,42,17 9,614,4 27,471 27,471 31,416 9,673,287 South Kordofan 62, , , 711,71 469,34 2,98,254 27, ,938 3,623,88 21,981,63 26,317,212 Southern 7 183,728 1,837,298 2,21,33 2,21,33 Central Eastern 21,74 3, 42,4 94,14 94,14 Western 2 1,,14 1,,34 1,,34 Northern 57,477 84, , , ,138 Total 775,268 5,693,234 43,897,169 5,365,67 6,459,183 8,72,551 2,866,135 1,553,955 19,599,824 33,163,342 13,128,835 Prepared by: NMAC IMSMA Section 5 14

6 Chart 2.1: Area Released: Mined Area Released Mined Area Released 4,, 3,5, 3,, 2,5, 2,, 1,5, 1,, 5, 48, , ,66 232, ,72 67, , 28 2,364, ,93, ,486, , ,595, ,754, ,158 3,382, , ,, 1,, 8,, 6,, 4,, 2,, 2,473, ,132 Gadaref 1,769,63 Kassala 2,178,552 27,471 Western Kordofan 3,623,88 South Kordofan Southern Central Eastern Western Northern Battle Area Released Battle Area Released 25,, 25,, 2,, 15,, 1,, 5,, 1,782 25, ,873 1,3, ,436, ,611 2,343, ,596,581 2,592, , , , ,247,319 1,52, , ,, 15,, 1,, 5,, 4,59, Gadaref 22,591,183 Kassala 8,759,755 9,614,4 Western Kordofan 711,71 South Kordofan 2,21,33 Southern 16 Central 94,14 Eastern 1,,34 Western 983,138 Northern Total Area Releas ed Total Area Released 3,, 25,, 2,, 15,, 1,, 5,, 5, , , ,411 1,179, ,16, ,389, ,78, ,285, ,232, ,177, ,325,691 4,22, ,67,477 6,46, ,343, ,, 4,, 35,, 3,, 25,, 2,, 15,, 1,, 5,, 7,212,1 777,132 Gadaref 42,439,486 Kassala 12,611,79 9,673,287 Western Kordofan 26,317,212 South Kordofan 2,21,33 Southern 16 Central 94,14 Eastern 1,,34 Western 983,138 Northern Prepared by: NMAC IMSMA Section 6 14

7 Table 2.3: Devices Destroyed by year: Year AP AT SAA UXO , ,198 8, ,727 6, ,385 4, ,389 11, , ,795 4, ,268 1,127 2,253 3, , ,776 9, ,334 2, , ,924 1, ,2 2, ,329 4, ,255 8, , Total 1,131 3, ,911 72,715 Table 2.4: Devices Destroyed by State: Period State AP AT SAA UXO Kassala 8 25 Northern 3,4 14 February 1 Southern 39 Western 411 Total 8 3,633 1, Kassala 1 42 Northern 11, Southern Western 42 Total 1 11,681 1,528 1, ,374 9,691 Gadaref ,619 1, ,697 2,797 Kassala 7,613 2,986 11,149 15,78 Western Kordofan ,55 9,631 Total South Kordofan 1, ,267 16,919 Northern 249,393 5,547 Southern 321 1,349 Central 9,42 2,293 Eastern Western 21,599 6,411 Total 1,131 3, ,911 72,715 Prepared by: NMAC IMSMA Section 7 14

8 Chart 2.2: Devices Destroyed: Landmines Destroyed Landmines Landmines Destroyed 5, AP AT 4,5 4, , 3,5 3, 3, ,5 2, 2, ,5 1, , Central Eastern Gadaref Kassala Northern South Kordofan Southern Western UXO Destroyed UXO Destroyed , ,854 9,569 8, , , , , , , , , , Central Eastern Gadaref Kassala Northern South Kordofan Southern 567 Western Prepared by: NMAC IMSMA Section 8 14

9 Table 2.5: Casualties by States: Killed Injured Period State Not Not Total Men Women Boys Girls Total Men Women Boys Girls Total Specified Specified Northern Total Central Eastern Gadaref Kassala North Kordofan Northern South Kordofan Southern Western Western Kordofan Total Total ,463 2,51 Table 2.6: Casualties by Year: Killed Injured Year Men Women Boys Girls Not Specified Total Men Women Boys Girls Not Specified Total Total Total Prepared by: NMAC IMSMA Section 9 14

10 Chart 2.3: Casualties: 1 Landmine/ERW Accidents Accident Injured Killed Landmine/ERW Accidents Central Eastern Accident Injured Killed Gadaref Kassala North Kordofan Northern South Kordofan Southern Western Western Kordofan Prepared by: NMAC IMSMA Section 1 14

11 Table 2.7: MRE by State: Period State Boys Girls Men Women Not Specified Total Central 1,651 1, ,893 Eastern 2,764 2,669 2,552 1,274 9,259 Kassala 1, ,239 February Northern ,928 Southern ,546 Western Total 7,681 5,473 4,629 2,958 2,741 Central 4,519 3, ,84 Eastern 6,28 6,467 3,998 1,585 18,258 Kassala 1, ,615 1,342 5, Northern 1,341 1, ,78 4,26 Southern 2,42 2,158 1,282 1,356 6,838 Western 2, ,99 Total 18,722 14,283 8,385 6,394 47,784 87,521 8,625 74,94 77,329 1,4 321,419 Gadaref 3,21 1,749 5,227 3,377 13,372 Kassala 146,41 88, , ,17 1, ,615 Khartoum 1,665 83,569 86,725 79,242 63, ,622 North Kordofan 6,82 6,754 2,512 3,46 19,114 11,39 7,686 7,556 7, ,382 Sennar Total Western Kordofan 11,567 1,319 11,85 11,451 4,992 49,413 South Kordofan 215, ,443 18,6 168, , ,946 Central 51,277 38,769 2,986 26, ,497 Eastern 75,76 6,934 59,1 61, ,291 Southern 59,433 41,377 31,273 45, ,577 Northern 79,631 65,451 34,852 54, ,25 Western 71,385 58,235 46,56 49, ,91 White Nile 38,555 35,84 35,992 42,48 1, ,592 Total 958, , , ,25 23,812 3,44,834 Table 2.8: MRE by Year: Period Boys Girls Men Women Not Specified Total 23 1,519 1,575 3,98 3,39 3,552 12, ,452 32,44 42,75 38,684 23, , ,315 44,627 69,83 49,31 122,32 344, ,248 75,855 75,93 79,369 53,49 367, ,16 14,59 16,558 13, , ,71 82,559 8,221 8, , ,882 46,726 41,63 38,83 184, ,121 4,73 4,129 38, , ,299 61,1 43,155 45, , ,223 49,923 62,28 47, , ,329 57,791 47,715 55, , ,43 48,378 5,76 56,37 214, ,315 53,632 44,22 49, , ,294 59,795 46,62 49, , ,722 14,283 8,385 6,394 47,784 Total 958, , , ,25 23,812 3,44,834 Prepared by: NMAC IMSMA Section 11 14

12 Chart 2.4: MRE Audience: MRE Audience by State 1,, 9, 8, 7, 6, 879,946 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, Gadaref Kassala Khartoum 321,419 13, , ,622 19,114 34, , , , , ,25 226,91 162,592 North Kordofan Sennar Western Kordofan South Kordofan Central Eastern Southern Northern Western White Nile MRE Audience by Year 5, Boys Men Gi rls Women 45, 4, 35, 3, 25, 2, 15, 1, 5, 13,689 8,477 79,36916,558 8,221 49,3175,93 45,49847,641 55,994 49,534 56,37 49,458 14,59 38,83 82,559 38,333 43,15562,28 47,715 44,22 3,39 69,83 46,62 38,684 5,76 75,855 41,63 4,129 61,1 42,75 49,923 57,791 53,63259,795 6,394 3,98 8,385 44,627 46,726 48,378 1,575 4,73 14,283 12,16 32,44 19,71 18,722 34,452 59,31583,248 72,29969,22376,329 56,88252,121 59,43 74,31571,294 1, Prepared by: NMAC IMSMA Section 12 14

13 Table 2.9: Hazard Registered, Closed and Open by State: State Registered Cleared Open DA SHA MF Total DA SHA MF Total DA SHA MF Total Central Eastern Gadaref Kassala Northern South Kordofan Southern Western Western Kordofan Grand Total 2, ,957 2, , Table 2.1: Hazard Registered, Closed and Open by Year: Year Registered Cleared Open DA SHA MF Total DA SHA MF Total DA SHA MF Total Grand Total 2, ,957 2, , Chart 2.5: Status of Hazard: 12 Current Status of Hazard Hazard Closed Cleared Hazard Remain Hazard Central Eastern Gadaref Kassala Northern South Kordofan Southern Western Western Kordofan Prepared by: NMAC IMSMA Section 13 14

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