Editorials

• Letter from the Editor by Lois Carter Fay
• A Decade of Service: The MAIC is 10! by Dennis Barlow
• An Alternative Perspective on Landmines and Vulnerable Populations by Shelby Weitzel

Focus

• A Firm Foothold: RONCO Operations in Sudan by John Lundberg
• Opening Roads to Angola’s Future by Daniela Kempf
• Mines Awareness Trust in Eastern Africa by Nigel Howard
• Picking the Right Tool for the Right Task: Mine Clearance with the MineWolf Machine in Sudan by Christoph Frehsee
• Mine Action in Mauritania by Major Alioune ould Mohamed El Hacen
• Roots of Peace: Angola Project by Megan Wertz
• Survivor Assistance through Technology Transfer in Tanzania by Mary Stanton and Kim D. Reisinger
• Ethiopian Mine Action Office: Tackling Landmine Problems in Ethiopia by Zewdu Derebe
• Sudan Launches National Mine Action Authority by Qadeem Khan Tariq

Profiles

• Angola by Sarah Sensamaust (online only)
• Chad by Megan Wertz
• Democratic Republic of the Congo by Megan Wertz (online only)
• Egypt by Daniele Ressler
• Eritrea by Megan Wertz
• Ethiopia by Daniele Ressler
• Libya by Wendy Waldeck
• Mauritania by Jina Kim (online only)
• Mozambique by Sarah Sensamaust (online only)
• Senegal Profile by Megan Wertz (online only)
• Somalia by Megan Wertz
• Somaliland by Megan Wertz
• Sudan by Leah Hoy (online only)
• Uganda by Sarah Sensamaust (online only)
• Zimbabwe by Megan Wertz (online only)

Feature

• A Rose by Any Other Name: The Inter-Relationship of Landmines and Other Explosive Remnants of War by Dr. Richmond H. Dugger, III
• Tied Campaigns: Cluster Munitions, Explosive Remnants of War and Anti-personnel Landmines by Robin Collins
• Mines and ERW by Bob Kudyba
• RONCO’s Response to Explosive Remnants of War in Post-conflict Environments by Stacy L. Smith
• A Primer on Explosive Remnants of War by Daniele Ressler

Making it Personal

• Unsung Hero: Silvija Bogdany by Jennette Townsend
• No Wizards, Just Patient Teachers by Bart Weetjens and Jina Kim
• Medical Challenges in Sudan by Adam Kushner

Notes

• Tajikistan Mine Action Programme by Jonmahmad Rajabov
• Armed Non-State Actors: The Main Users of the “Poor Man’s Weapon” by Anki Sjöberg
• Minefield as a School Ground: The Tzur Baher Minefield Clearance Project by Bentzi Telefus
• Power Tillers and Snails for Demining in Sri Lanka by Emanuela Elisa Cepolina
• Understanding the Ottawa Convention’s Obligations to Landmine Victims by Kerry Brinkert
• Geneva Diary: Report from the GICHD by Ian Mansfield
• Mine Action Support Group Update excerpted by Stacy Davis
• Systematic Test & Evaluation of Metal Detectors: Interim Report Field Trials Mozambique by Dieter Guelle and Adam Lewis

Research and Development

• Test and Evaluation of Japanese GPR-based AP Mine Detection Systems Mounted on Robotic Vehicles by Jun Ishikawa, Mitsuru Kiyota and Katsuhisa Furuta
• Success of Multi-tools in Mine Action: The Survivable Demining Tractor and Tools and the Mine-Clearing Survivable Vehicle by Tinh Nguyen and Charles Chichester
• Road Verification and Clearance in Eastern Angola: The DCA Approach by Marcel E. Durocher and Anders Jansson