• LINKING POPULATION, FERTILITY AND FAMILY PLANNING WITH ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE: VIEWS FROM ETHIOPIA 

  KIDANU, AKLILU; ROVIN, KIMBERLY; HARDEE, KAREN (MIZ-HASAB RESEARCH CENTER (MHRC), 2009)

  Nothng seems... like in the past. On the contrary, the problems are getting worse. The temperature, shortage of food and rainfall situation is worsening. (Rural community member, Oromia). ...if a family has limited ...
• NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN ETHIOPIA 

  Pankhurst, Alula (U.K's DEPARTMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (DFID)., 2001)

  These proceedings bring together findings of a research project on natural resource management carried out under the auspices of Forum fo r Social Studies by researchers affiliated with the Universities of Sussex, ...
• Economics of Land Degradation Initiative: Ethiopia Case Study 

  Hurni, Kaspar; Zeleke, Gete; Kassie, Menale; Tegegne, Berhan; Kassawmar, Tibebu; Teferi, Ermias; Moges, Aderajew; Tadesse, Deme; Ahmed, Mohamed; Degu, Yohannes; Kebebew, Zeleke; Hodel, Elias; Amdihun, Ahmed; Mekuriaw, Asnake; Debele, Berhanu; Deichert, Georg; Hurni, Hans (The Economic of Land Degradation, 2015)

  The Economics of Land Degradation (ELD) Initiativ: is an initiative on the economic benefits of land an land-based ecosystems. The initiative highlights the value of sustainable land management a n : provides a global ...
• FIRST ASSESSMENT REPORT WORKING GROUP II- CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACT, VULNERABILITY, ADAPTATION AND MITIGATION 

  ETHIOPIAN PANEL ON CLIMATE CHANGE (ETHIOPIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, 2015)

  It has become a common knowledge that GHG emissions are the main causes of climate change. The emission is increasing from time to time. In fact, under business-as-usual scenario, greenhouse gas emission is estimated to ...
• SOIL — THE RESOURCE BASE FOR SURVIVAL 

  Mamo, Tekalign; Haile, Mitiku (Soil Conservation Research Programme, 1993)

  Ethiopia faces the challenges of improving the quality of life of its peoples. The tasks involved are varied and huge. They involve eradicating mass poverty, controlling unemployment, achieving and maintaining high ...
• SOIL RESOURCE APPRAISAL ATD EVALUATION STUDIES FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN ETHIOPIA 

  DEBELE, BERHANU; OCHTMAN, L.H.J. (INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH, 1974)

  In Ethiopia, as in most African, countries, agriculture is the major economic activity accounting for 55%' of the total gross domestic product and more than 90% jf the countrys exports Approximately 35% of the population ...
• SOIL PROBLEMS IN ETHIOPIA AND SUGGESTED SOLUTIONS 

  ETHIO-CUBAN SOIL SCIENTIST TEAM (1979)

  The goal of the present report is to explain in a synthetical form the main problems of the Ethiopian agriculture with particular reference to the "branch of soil science- and to propose short, medium and long term ...

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