Across Atlantic Development (AAD) was established to makes land safe, freeing people from danger and fear from landmines as to come back and have access to their land for agricultural purposes. More than this, AAD’s core goal is working in some of the world’s poorest communities makes it possible for children to go to school in safety, gives better access to health services, and empowers people to make a better living without fear of landmine, but risk education. Crucially, it enables other organisations to safely deliver humanitarian aid and development projects.
The land sharing after deeming of the landmines regions is important towards agricultural development. This is also in line with promoting and have a meaningful dialogue on agricultural sectors and its development, civil, private and government agencies to lobby for promotion of agriculture as there is need to shift policy and face the reality towards agricultural promotion within the framework of SDG and MDG.
Our Mission
Our mission and vision towards poverty eradication are in line with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal with ending hunger as its fundamental goal, realize and upheld food security while making sure that the food we eat is healthy with call for RESEARCH for ecological food, and encourage fair trade, which is the main source towards eradicating poverty among these local farmers that do not have access to international and global market.
There is need for fair share of the market so that produce from these local farmers can be found in the shelve of shops in developed world while promoting sustainable agriculture for all.
Cambodia
Twenty years ago, Diana, Princess of Wales, walked in Angola’s minefields, capturing the conscience of states and the public and helping to inspire the final successful push to achieve the groundbreaking 1997 Ottawa Treaty banning landmines. Two decades later, Prince Harry is calling for all states to unite to fulfil his mother’s legacy and achieve a landmine free 2025.
Landmine Free 2025 is a campaign to complete landmine clearance by 2025. The campaign is a call to action to donor and mine-affected states, civil society and the public to re-energise support to landmine clearance. It aims to build and strengthen national and global partnerships to realise the goal of a world free of landmines.