TB detection by rats
Each week, APOPO's trained tuberculosis detection rats identify on average 5-10 new TB-positive patients, missed by microscopy. Image: Yasuyoshi Chiba / AFP
Speeding up detection services
A fully trained HeroRAT can increase the efficiency of humanitarian detection programs, reducing time and costs involved. Image: Yasuyoshi Chiba / AFP
MDR in Mozambique minefields
One of APOPO's accredited Mine Detection Rats working in the Gaza Province of Mozambique. Image: Eric Nathan
A nose knows
Showing off our most important asset. Image: Brian Johnson
APOPO-PRO
Photo from Progress Report 'Surviving the landmines: APOPO's work in Thailand'
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Photo from Progress Report 'International Mine Awareness Day: Zero New Landmine Victims'
TB Detection rat in action
Photo from Progress Report 'TB Detection Rats begin operations in Mozambique'
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Photo from Progress Report 'Gaza province declared Mine-free!'
APOPO's Ladies Team
Photo from Progress Report 'APOPO Bolsters the Mozambique Mine Action Program'
APOPO Angola
Photo from Progress Report 'APOPO Mine Action Stars Up in Angola'
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