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Explosive hazard contamination presents a huge barrier to stabilisation and reconstruction efforts in conflict-affected areas. It greatly impedes social, economic and humanitarian development, and prevents displaced communities from returning home. GCS brings a wealth of experience to leadership, project management, capacity building, training and high-risk explosive threat mitigation in conflict-ridden regions around the world.

Whether for humanitarian, governmental or commercial purposes, our qualified experts ensure that the mitigation of mines, Explosive Remnants of War (ERW) and Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) is conducted in a highly professional and safe manner, taking each client’s unique requirements into consideration. Our clients include governments, United Nations, NGOs, oil and gas, renewable energy sectors and construction companies.

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GCS address Kyiv workshop for financial institutions

Independent Association of Banks of Ukraine (NABU) and IFC workshop heard from GCS Senior Business Development Manager Ashley Williams on the Role of Commercial Demining Companies in developing Innovative Technologies and Business Solutions

GCS welcome State Emergency Service of Ukraine working delegation

Visiting our production site close to Lake Constance, delegation received a hands-on guided tour of our innovative, proven remote-controlled technology

GCS celebrates the official opening of the first GCS Service Centre in Ukraine

Representatives from government, international business and demining experts gathered to highlight the urgent need for public–private partnerships, localisation, and innovation

National Mine Directors and UN Advisers' Conference concludes in Geneva

Under the motto Safe Future Start Here, policy leaders and change-makers met to reaffirm commitment to eliminating landmines and clearing Explosive Remnants of War (ERW)

DIHAD+ Geneva delegates debate challenges & opportunities for humanitarian diplomacy

Ahead of Dubai International Humanitarian Aid and Development conference, dialogue, transparency and cooperation underpin policy

Two GCS Ukraine demining experts share their experience

Commemorating “Safe Futures Start Here” on the occasion of United Nations’ International Mine Action and Awareness Day, we hear from GCS Ukraine experts on the importance of demining

State Emergency Service of Ukraine operators graduate from comprehensive training

Funded by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), the humanitarian demining package includes three GCS high-performance mine clearance systems with comprehensive training as well as transporters and service and maintenance for the three-year project span

GICHD workshop in Nairobi improves regional response to IED threat

Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining workshop at the Humanitarian Peace Support School (HPSS) will enhance the capacity of regional National Mine Action Authorities (NMAA) and Mine Action Centres (MAC)

Accelerating Action for International Women's Day

Take a look at some of the women working at GCS to create safe environments across the globe, from our own paramedics, quality control engineers, production coordinators, financial managers and People & Culture teams!

GCS welcome Ukraine Ministry of Defence and State Special Transport Service

Delegation viewed the full scope of our Explosive Threat Clearance solutions, from our proven technology to our full-service demining solutions, including latest drone, detection and jamming innovations