Poverty remains one of the most critical development challenges globally, particularly in low
income agrarian countries such as Ethiopia, where rural livelihoods depend heavily on
agriculture and multidimensional ...
Food insecurity remains a major humanitarian and development challenge in
African countries. Understanding its distribution, underlying determinants, and future
trajectories is essential for strengthening early-warning ...
Sorghum is a widely cultivated crop in arid and semi-arid regions, particularly in sub-Saharan African countries. Several factors have been influencing sorghum production, with genotype and genotype-by-environment interaction ...
Child undernutrition remains a persistent public health challenge in Ethiopia, contributing to significant developmental, health, and economic burdens. Despite national commitments to reduce its prevalence, rates of stunting, ...
In an observational study, the propensity score is widely used to adjust for confounding bias when the treatment is binary and, to some extent, for categorical and continuous treatments. This study introduced the application ...
Background: Caesarian section (CS) delivers the pregnancy outcome by making an incision
through the maternal abdomen and uterus. Although there is a wide variation of CS in Sub Saharan
Africa, currently Ethiopia has a ...
Background: Despite remarkable progress in the reduction of under-five mortality, acute
respiratory infection (ARI) is still one of the leading public health problems in developing
countries, including Ethiopia. This ...
Background: Childhood vaccines play a vital role in protecting children from infectious
diseases and have been recognized as one of the most cost effective public health interventions.
However East African countries, ...
Background: Short Birth Interval is defined as a duration of less than 24 months between births
and the next pregnancy. Under-five Mortality is defined as the probability of a child dying before
reaching the age of ...
Background: Diabetes is a chronic, lifelong disease that affects the ability to use food as both
fuel and energy for survival and characterized by hyperglycemia resulting from impaired insulin
secretion, insulin action, ...
Poverty remains one of the most critical development challenges globally, particularly in low
income agrarian countries such as Ethiopia, where rural livelihoods depend heavily on
agriculture and multidimensional ...
Food insecurity remains a major humanitarian and development challenge in
African countries. Understanding its distribution, underlying determinants, and future
trajectories is essential for strengthening early-warning ...
Sorghum is a widely cultivated crop in arid and semi-arid regions, particularly in sub-Saharan African countries. Several factors have been influencing sorghum production, with genotype and genotype-by-environment interaction ...
Child undernutrition remains a persistent public health challenge in Ethiopia, contributing to significant developmental, health, and economic burdens. Despite national commitments to reduce its prevalence, rates of stunting, ...
In an observational study, the propensity score is widely used to adjust for confounding bias when the treatment is binary and, to some extent, for categorical and continuous treatments. This study introduced the application ...
Background: Caesarian section (CS) delivers the pregnancy outcome by making an incision
through the maternal abdomen and uterus. Although there is a wide variation of CS in Sub Saharan
Africa, currently Ethiopia has a ...
Background: Despite remarkable progress in the reduction of under-five mortality, acute
respiratory infection (ARI) is still one of the leading public health problems in developing
countries, including Ethiopia. This ...
Background: Childhood vaccines play a vital role in protecting children from infectious
diseases and have been recognized as one of the most cost effective public health interventions.
However East African countries, ...
Background: Short Birth Interval is defined as a duration of less than 24 months between births
and the next pregnancy. Under-five Mortality is defined as the probability of a child dying before
reaching the age of ...
Background: Diabetes is a chronic, lifelong disease that affects the ability to use food as both
fuel and energy for survival and characterized by hyperglycemia resulting from impaired insulin
secretion, insulin action, ...
Introduction: Despite of the decrease in prevalence of diarrhea over time, it is the second
leading cause of mortality and morbidity next to pneumonia in children under the age of five
worldwide and is mainly caused ...
Background: Undernutrition is one of the sustainable development goals among children under five years of age. East Africa still has high nutritionally insecure under-five children. Moreover,
the concurrent of stunting ...
Background: Food insecurity is a pressing social and public health issue that varies in degree
and impact on individuals and social groups, requiring immediate attention from policymakers
and decision-makers. Therefore, ...
Background: Body mass index(BMI) is a measurement of nutritional status which is a vital
precondition for good health. Globally, obesity and being overweight in children are growing
problems that indicate high health ...
In this project report, we consider Volterra integral equations. We show the application of Elzaki
transform method to solve Volterra integral equations, in particular linear Volterra integral equation of
the first ...
Background: Pregnancy loss is the terminated pregnancy before the completed pregnancy
time. It is common in South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa. The main objective of thisstudy wasto
identify the determinants and spatial ...
Background: Tobacco product is a product totally or partially made of tobacco leaf as a raw
material changed to a manufactured product. The study aimed to examine the relationship
between tobacco product, raw material ...
Background: Industry development indicators refer to a set of measures used to assess the
performance and growth of industries. The main aim of this study was to assess the
relationship between industry development ...
Background: Unmet need for family planning is the number of reproductive-age women, who
want to space or limit births but are not currently using any family planning methods. Exploring
the Spatial distribution and ...
Background: Energy is the heart of the most critical economic, environmental, and development
al issues. Ethiopia is aggressively working on producing electrical energy from hydroelectric so
urces. However, currently, ...