The Mine Action Review Team

The work of the Mine Action Review is produced by a team of researchers dedicated to assessing progress in survey and clearance in accordance with the obligations laid down in the Convention on Cluster Munitions and the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention.

The Mine Action Review combines desk study, interviews, reviews of reports, and field missions to generate its reports. Please feel free to email us at stuartm@npaid.org.

Lucy Pinches

Lucy Pinches

Lucy is Project Manager of Mine Action Review and also serves as a Senior Researcher on the project

Lucy has a master’s degree (with distinction) in global governance and ethics from University College London. Prior to joining Norwegian People's Aid, Lucy worked for the International Campaign to Ban Landmines-Cluster Munition Coalition (ICBL-CMC). She previously worked in India and Nepal on international development issues and before that was a commercial manager in a software company in London.

Stuart Maslen

Stuart Maslen

Stuart serves as editor of the Mine Action Review

Stuart is an international lawyer specialising in use of force issues. He holds a doctorate in international humanitarian law and a master's degree in forensic ballistics.

Rula Daoud

Rula Daoud

Rula is a Researcher for Mine Action Review

Rula has worked in the humanitarian sector with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in multiple countries providing emergency relief and livelihoods recovery for people affected by the armed conflict. She is an agricultural engineer and holds a Mastertrack certificate in innovation and entrepreneurship from HEC, the international business school in Paris.

Nick Cumming-Bruce

Nick Cumming-Bruce

Nick is a journalist who works as a researcher for Mine Action Review

Alex Frost

Alex Frost

Alex is a Researcher for Mine Action Review

Alex has a master’s degree in Global Health, Conflict and Security from King’s College London. She is a visiting research fellow with the Conflict and Health Research Group at King’s College and has published a paper on the impact of landmines and explosive remnants of war on global health. Prior to working for Mine Action Review, she worked as a researcher for the Centre on Religion and Geopolitics and the Global Health Film initiative.