I honestly just took the first google hit that gave the ratio, but digging a bit more and here is numbers from 2017 which was the most recent that I could find:

I honestly just took the first google hit that gave the ratio, but digging a bit more and here is numbers from 2017 which was the most recent that I could find: http://www.the-monitor.org/en-gb/reports/2017/landmine-monitor-2017/casualties.aspx http://www.the-monitor.org/en-gb/reports/2017/landmine-monit... It bumps the number to 16% for women and girls. Children are 42%. Landmine and anti-personnel bombs are a major problem, especially for the poor which is more likely to be working farms or forests. An theory is that because of gender roles men and boys are more likely to be working in such areas while women in those nations tend to be more at home or in the village.