OO " This sociological study is an analysis of the experience, challenges and motivations of women who work or can potentially work in the field of humanitarian clearance in Ukraine.

" It helps us understand these stereotypes and properly communicate about them in order to attract women, ”said Julia Sporash, director of the DIVCHATA OO.

The study consisted of two stages. The qualitative stage included 16 online interviews with women of the Kharkov and Chernihiv regions, half of which work in the field of humanitarian clearance, and half are potential workers. The quantitative stage provided for the survey of 122 humanitarian mine clearance workers, in particular representatives of the field staff, administrative staff, key managerial positions and leadership.

" Its goal is not only to help FSD improve our work, but also support other women - helping them gain access to employment opportunities and feel confidence in applying for work in the field of humanitarian clearance, ”Eleanor Porritte, head of FSD in Ukraine emphasized.

Representatives and representatives of the anti -mini office at the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine, The Halo Trust, and the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine took part in the presentation and discussion of the research results..