People Reached Through EORE
Federal Government of Somalia
Somalia's National Authority for Explosive Hazard Management
SEMA leads national coordination, policy oversight, information management, operator engagement, public reporting, and community safety communication across Somalia's mine action sector.
National mine action data
Somalia Explosive Hazard Overview
Key national mine action indicators based on available SEMA data. SEMA is a national Mine Action Authority operating under the Ministry of Internal Security.
Confirmed and Suspected Hazard Areas
Confirmed Hazard Areas (CHA)
Suspected Hazard Areas (SHA)
Recorded EO Casualties
Data source: Somalia Explosive Management Authority (SEMA).
Public services
One official entry point for updates, documents, dashboards, and requests.
SEMA serves as Somalia's central national authority for mine action information, coordination, and public communication. This website provides official access to dashboards, publications, news, and data services.
- SEMA publishes official news, announcements, and public safety information.
- SEMA provides access to survey, clearance, and risk education dashboards.
- SEMA makes policies, standards, reports, and awareness materials available for download.
- SEMA supports transparent data access through a structured request process.
SEMA functions
Institutional focus areas
National Coordination
Coordinate government institutions, Federal Member States, operators, donors, and technical partners around national mine action priorities.
Information Management
Strengthen the systems used to collect, validate, analyze, and share mine action information for planning and public reporting.
Standards and Quality
Maintain policies, standards, accreditation processes, and quality management expectations for operators working in Somalia.
Public Information
Publish official updates, risk education messages, policy documents, dashboards, data access guidance, and public contact channels.
Latest updates
News, reporting, and public information
Convention progress
Somalia on track with Article 5 convention progress reporting
SEMA continues to coordinate national progress against Somalia's Article 5 obligations under the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention, with the current deadline of 31 October 2027.
Partner update
UNMAS continues support to Somalia mine action coordination
UNMAS Somalia continues to provide technical support to national mine action coordination, explosive hazard risk reduction, and capacity development.
Public service
SEMA launches public mine action data request service
SEMA's official website provides a structured process for requesting public, operational, and partner-facing mine action data from the national authority.
EORE Resources
Posters, guidance, and public safety materials that help communities recognize and avoid explosive hazards.
Convention progress
Track progress against international obligations and link to official treaty sources.
Contact SEMA
Send official messages, media questions, coordination requests, and website feedback.