• Poverty Reduction Strategy and Pastoral Development 

  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 ...
• Economic Interactions of Pastoral Lowland and Highland Systems and Implications for Sustainable Livelihoods: A Case Study in Northeastern Ethiopia 

  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 ...
• FOOD SECURITY IN PASTORAL I ST AREAS OF ETHIOPIA 

  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 ...
• Assessment of Customary Land Administration and Natural Resource Management in Pastoral Areas of Oromia Regional State By 

  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 ...
• Proceedings of Research for Enhancing Pastoralists Livelihood Through Resilience and Market Expansion 

  Getu, Mulugeta (ed.); Zeryehun, Tesfaheywet (ed,); Kibret, Kibebew (ed.); Mamo, Kassahun (ed.); Hailemeskel, Habtamu (ed.) (Haramaya University, 2016)

  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 ...
• IMPERIAL ETHIOPIAN GOVERNMENT LIVESTOCK AND MEAT BOARD 

  HARER, PROVINCE (JIJIGGA LIVESTOCK PROJECT, 1974)

  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 ...
• Assessment of Indigenous Range Management Knowledge of the Booran Pastoralists of Southern Ethiopia 

  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 ...
• Pastoralism and Agro-pastoralism Which way forward? 

  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 ...
• IMPERIAL ETHIOPIAN GOVERNMENT LIVESTOCK AND MEAT BOARD 

  TIGRE PROVINCE, ETHIOPIA (Livestock and Meat Board Project Office, 1973)

  Seasonal stock movements are found in most parts of Tigre, highland livestock moving to the lowlands between December= and April and lowland stock moving sometimes to the highlands between July and October,, This ...
• INITIAL RESULTS OF INFORMAL SURVEY Areka Area Mixed Farming Zone Welayita Awraja; Sidamo Region 

  Degu, Getahun; Workayehu, Tenaw (Ethiopian Institute of Agriculture Research, 1990)

  During 1988-1989, an informal diagnostic survey was conducted in the weinadega ( 1500-2300 m) areas of Boloso and Sodo Weredas, Wolayita Awraja, Sidamo Region. The objective of the survey was to understand farmers ...
• Dairy Research Results 

  Melesse, Kassahun (Eastern Africa Agricultural Productivity Project (EAAPP), 2018)

  Ethiopia has large potential for dairy production development. Dairy production is a critical issue in Ethiopia-a livestock-based society-where livestock and its products are important sources of food and income, and ...
• REVITALIZING RESEARCH FOR DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS IN PASTORAL AND EMERGING REGIONS 

  REDA, FASIL (ETHIOPIAN INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH, 2010)

  To many, it is a paradox that in spite of the vast riches of land, water and livestock resources pervasive poverty, food insecurity, and malnutrition are still prevalent in the pastoral and emerging regions of Ethiopia. ...
• Processes and Dynamics of Pastoralist Representation in Ethiopia 

  Lister, Sarah (Institute of Development Studies, 2004)

  The functioning of democratic institutions has the potential to bring about substantial policy change in favour of poor and marginalised people. However, there is a limited understanding of how to strengthen the political ...
• Proceedings: Pastoral Development in Ethiopia study visits and National Workshop 

  Ministry of Federal Affairs (Ministry of Federal Affairs, 2012)

  Pastoralists in Ethiopia reside mainly in semi-arid and arid lowlands. According to the conventional classification, about 61% of Ethiopia’s land is lowland (below 1500 meters above sea level). The lowland is climatically ...

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