Information request

Request SEMA data through a transparent review process.

Government institutions, operators, researchers, donors, media, humanitarian partners, and the public can request mine action information through this official form.

Before you request data

SEMA Mine Action Data Catalogue

Explore dataset summaries, regional record counts and known coverage limitations to help describe your request. The catalogue contains public metadata; release of underlying records remains subject to SEMA review.

English PDF · 10 pages · Version 1.2 · Source snapshot: 6 October 2026 · Revised: 7 October 2026

Open the data catalogue (PDF, new tab)

How the process works

1. Submit request

Complete the form with the requested dataset, geography, time period, purpose, and preferred format.

2. Acknowledgement

SEMA receives the request and can issue a reference number for follow-up.

3. Review

The request is reviewed for sensitivity, data availability, mandate, intended use, and release conditions.

4. Clarification

SEMA may contact the requester for more details or recommend a public alternative.

5. Decision and delivery

Approved requests can be fulfilled by email, secure download link, dashboard access, or data-sharing agreement.

Data that may be restricted

Exact hazard coordinates or data that could create security or public safety risks.
Personally identifiable information or victim/survivor records.
Unpublished operational records or partner-restricted datasets.
Information requiring formal authorization or a data-sharing agreement.

Information request form

Submit enough detail for SEMA to understand the data need, intended use, requested format, and any deadline.