Demining organizations are specialized groups focused on removing landmines and unexploded ordnance (UXO) from affected areas. These organizations work in regions impacted by conflict, where landmines pose significant risks to civilians and hinder development. Their efforts help to ensure safe access to land for agriculture, housing, and infrastructure. These organizations employ trained personnel and use various techniques, including manual demining, mechanical clearance, and detection dogs. They also provide education on the dangers of landmines and promote community safety. Notable examples of such organizations include the Halo Trust and MAG (Mines Advisory Group).