Admassu, Yonas(eds)(Pastoralist Forum Ethiopia, 2001)
In 1986, the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted what is known as The
Declaration on the Right to Development, which has since become an important instrument for
indigenous populations throughout the world in ...
Neqatu, Workneh(Forum for Social Studies (FSS), 2011)
In Ethiopia, pastoralists reside in semi-arid and arid lowlands. The longestablished
multifaceted isolation compounded with negative effects of climate
change, population growth and environmental degradation has ...
Demissie, Girma; Nume, Sissay; Tesfaye, Yilma(ETHIOPIAN WILDLIFE AND NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY, 1996)
The commencement of the Important Bird Areas (IBAs) Project in
April 1995 opened a new chapter in the Conservation for Survival
agenda of our revitalized Society.
The importance of the IBA project to the nation in general ...
IIRRR(International Institute of Rural Reconstruction, 2004)
The lo w l a n d s of eastern and southern Ethiopia have long been negJeeted.
Development efforts have focused mainly on the more densely populated
highlands, where sedentary agriculture is the norm. Pastoralist areas ...
Beyene, Fekadu; Tache, Boku; Tesfaye, Gadissa; Teshome, Jabessa; Adamu, Medihanit(United States Agency for International Development, 2016)
Pastoralism has been under pressure due to a number of factors including climate change, population pressure and socioeconomic dynamism. These factors have affected the relationships among different pastoral groups and the ...
Tolera, Adugna (ed.); Aster, Abate (ed.)(Ethiopian Society of Animal Production, 2013)
Forty one participants gathered in the Hiruy hall, E1AR head quarter, to mark the launching of The Grassland Forum-Ethiopia (Later re-named as the Pasture and Rangeland Forum Ethiopia-PARFE) on April 11, 2012. The workshop ...
A preliminary milk quality assessment was carried out from April to June 2014 in
selected part o f Somali regional state, Ethiopia. The assessment aimed at diagnosing
milk quality problems and identifying existing quality ...
i These proposals for the Jijiga Livestock Project have been prepared
in the form of an application by the Imperial Ethiopian
Government (IEG) to the International Development Association
(IDA) for an IDA credit to ...
Yami, Alemu; Assefa, Getnet; Gizachew, Lemma(Ethiopian Society of Animal Production, 2015)
Grasslands, which refer to ecosystems whose dominant vegetation is
made up of herbaceous species, are the most conspicuous forms of land
use in Ethiopia. They stretch from the cool temperate highlands to the hot
humid ...
Oba, Gufu(Boran Lowland Pastoral Development Project in Collaboration with the Oromiyya Bureau of Agriculture, 1998)
The southern rangelands (Annex 1) account for 7.6-12.3% of total land area of Ethiopia.15 The
region until few decades ago was considered as the finest grazing lands in East Africa-16 The
human population is dominated ...
'he h;qh demand for crop land in the semi-arid highlands of northeastern Ethiopia, arising from hig|-
lopulation pressuic, has led to a decrease in fallow periods and an increase in continuous cultivation of
ereals without ...
Unknown author(Ethiopian Society of Animal Production, 2000)
The ■ Ethiopian Society of Animal Production (ESAP) aims to foster the
gathering of professionals for discussing on the common national
livestock development agenda and endeavors to ensure efficient exchange of
information ...
Tadesse, Abraham; Kassa, Adane(Institute of Agricultural Research (IAR), 1998)
One of the most important limiting factors in crop production is the
incidence of pest attack. Knowledge of pest species associated wiu
particular crops and localities is very important to design effective
control ...
WOLDEMARJAM, YEBIO; Tadele, Zerihun; Bejiga, Worku(Published with the contribut ion of the french technical Cooperation, 1987)
The Awash valley is located at the beginning of the great African Rift valley,
which extends from the Red Sea Coast of Ethiopia to Tanzania. The widest part
of the valley is located in the north-eastern part of Ethiopia ...
Ethiopian Science and Technology Commission(Ethiopian Science and Technology Commission, 1988)
The need for science and technology policy began to be felt
more strongly since the Popular Revolution of Ethiopia in 1974.
Although a variety of important science and technology issues
have, from time to time, been ...