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Angola has some of the world’s most important remaining wilderness, including the tributary system for the unique Okavango Delta, and the country has the potential to host one of the most diverse mammal populations on the continent. However, the presence of landmines and remnants of the civil war render large areas of the country unsafe for both animals, and the local people whose ability to derive a sustainable livelihood from their natural environment is fundamental to its protection.

You can take an active role in helping HALO continue to save lives by keeping up to date with our work or donating using the links below:

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You can read more about this event here:

https://www.halotrust.org/media-centre/impact-stories/prince-harry-joins-halo-at-chatham-house/

https://www.halotrust.org/media-centre/news/angola-invests-60-million-dollars-to-clear-landmines-in-okavango/
Angola is one country where the Landmine Free 2025 ambition is possible, but in the past decade support for clearance in Angola has slumped by nearly 90 percent to its lowest level on record. The ambition to pursue conservation-based economic development and the protection of the region’s vital biodiversity and conservation will be possible only if this negative trend of mine clearance financing is reversed.

This event highlighted the connection between conservation, economic development, and mine clearance, with a call to action for increased funding for mine clearance efforts in Angola.

At the event talks were heard from:

HRH Prince Harry
Clarke Cooper
Dr Alex Vines OBE
Rt Hon Rory Stewart OBE
Dr Alex Vines OBE
Dr Adriano Gonçalves
James Cowan CBE
Jane Cocking
Kaddu Sebunya
Kai Collin
HE Jessica Hand
Col Rui Nelson Gonçalves
Rt Hon Lord Boateng
Hon Paula Coelh

Learn More : https://www.halotrust.org/media-centre/news/angola-invests-60-million-dollars-to-clear-landmines-in-okavango/

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