Tracking IED Harm

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Tracking IED Harm

The use of improvised explosive devices (IEDS) has grown at an alarming rate over the last decade. From 2011-2013 AOAV recorded a 70% global  rise in the number of civilians killed or maimed by such terrible things as roadside bombs and suicide attacks.

8 Apr
Tracking IED Harm: Organisation profiles

Tracking IED Harm Part 1
8 Apr
Tracking IED Harm: IED attacks in Afghanistan

Tracking IED Harm Part 2.
8 Apr
Tracking IED Harm: Conclusions and recommendations

Tracking IED Harm: conclusions and recommendations
3 Mar
‘Tracking IED harm’ – Monitoring Improvised Explosive Device use

AOAV's report considers 18 organisations collecting data on IED harm, highlighting limitations and good practice examples, with a case study on UNAMA in Afghanistan.

Tracking IED Harm: Organisation profiles

Tracking IED Harm: IED attacks in Afghanistan

Tracking IED Harm: Conclusions and recommendations

‘Tracking IED harm’ – Monitoring Improvised Explosive Device use