APOPO News

A delegation from the Japanese Embassy in Angola recently visited APOPO’s mine clearance operations in Angola’s Cuanza Sul Province. This visit highlights the ongoing support from Japan and underscores the importance of international cooperation in Angola’s efforts to rid the country of landmines. APOPO’s Contributions to Demining in Angola APOPO, with support from the Belgian […]

Second UN General Assembly High-level Meeting on tuberculosis Following the outcomes of the United Nations General Assembly’s second high-level meeting (UNHLM) on tuberculosis (TB) on September 22, APOPO is committed to redefining strategies for TB diagnosis. The UNHLM focused on enhancing science and innovation to combat the global TB epidemic, underscoring the importance of equitable

A Partnership with the U.S. State Department In a major step towards safeguarding both human lives and wildlife, the U.S. State Department has financed its fifth continued cost extension with APOPO. This extension secures the future of APOPO’s life-saving project in the Sengwe Wildlife Corridor, a vital link between Gonarezhou National Park in Zimbabwe and

Our dedicated team in Turkey achieved a major breakthrough last Friday thanks to our trained HeroDOGs, Millo and Grau, and their skilled handler Merve. The diligent efforts of our canine duo led to the unearthing of 40 anti-personnel mines, carefully concealed at depths ranging from 50 to 100 centimeters below the surface. During their routine

Azerbaiyán. 9 de agosto de 2023 Desde el conflicto de Karabaj de 2020, Azerbaiyán ha tenido que lidiar con un importante problema de minas terrestres, dejando tras de sí un peligroso legado de minas terrestres y artefactos explosivos sin detonar en la región. Las secuelas del conflicto han tenido graves repercusiones en la vida cotidiana

The APOPO team, guests, and partners celebrate 25 years of life-saving work On July 6 APOPO held a celebration to mark 25 years of impactful service across the globe. The commemoration, held at the Gymkhana grounds in Morogoro, Tanzania, brought together guests, partners, staff, and well-wishers to honor APOPO’s extraordinary journey of saving lives and

The Government of Flanders, whose support was the cornerstone of APOPO’s tuberculosis (TB) detection program in Mozambique, concluded its decade-long commitment in 2022. Our gratitude for its contribution cannot be overstated. Over the last 10 years, the Government of Flanders has played a pivotal role in driving APOPO’s innovative approach to tuberculosis detection. Its funding

Project Launch 28 June 2023, Addis Ababa – APOPO TB Ethiopia, in partnership with Armauer Hansen Research Institute (AHRI), the Addis Ababa City Administration Health Bureau, officially launched an exciting new project: “Reaching the Unreached Population of Addis Ababa“. The project will be carried out over a four-year period and is financially supported by L’Initiative, Expertise France. On June 27th, the French Embassy

The European Union (EU), the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Mine Action Agency of the Republic of Azerbaijan (ANAMA) launched a new project this year to support the safe return of internally displaced people (IDP) in Azerbaijan. The project will help around 33,000 returned families to feel safe again and enable them to