• Determinants of Caesarean Section Delivery among Woman in Ethiopian Administrative Zones: An Application of Geo Additive model 

  Yimam Ebrahim (2024-07)

  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 ...
• Spatial Patterns and Determinants of Acute Respiratory Infection among Under-Five Children in Ethiopia: An Application of Bayesian Multilevel Analysis 

  Getahun, Firnuse (2024-06)

  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 ...
• Exploring Factors Influencing Childhood Immunization Status in East Africa using Spatial and Multilevel Ordinal Logistic Regression 

  Addisu, Aster (2024-07)

  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, ...
• Spatial Distribution and Determinant Factors of Short Birth Interval and Under Five Mortality in Ethiopia; Application of Bivariate Binary Multilevel Analysis 

  Lema, Alemayehu (2024-07)

  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 ...
• Joint modeling of time to diabetic retinopathy and fasting blood sugar among type 2 diabetic patients using Bayesian approach 

  Tigst Kefyalew (2023-06)

  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, ...
• Spatio-Temporal Distributions and Determinants of Diarrhea Among Under-Five Children in Ethiopia at Zonal Level 

  Meskerem Tiku (2023-07)

  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 ...
• Concurrent of Stunting and Wasting Among Under-Five Children in East Africa: Application of Copula Models 

  Tigist Getachew (2023-07)

  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 ...
• Determinants of Household Food Insecurity Status in Ethiopia: A Spatial and Ordinal Logistic Analysis 

  Asnakew Birlie (2023-07)

  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, ...
• Bayesian Modelling of Quantiles of Body Mass Index among Under-Five Children in Ethiopia: Using mini EDHS 2019 data 

  Daniel Mesele (2023-07)

  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 ...
• Applications Of Elzaki Transform For Solving Linear Volterra Integral Equation Of The First Kind 

  Yirga, Mulugeta Berhanu (2023-06)

  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 ...

• Determinants of Caesarean Section Delivery among Woman in Ethiopian Administrative Zones: An Application of Geo Additive model 

  Yimam Ebrahim (2024-07)

  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 ...
• Spatial Patterns and Determinants of Acute Respiratory Infection among Under-Five Children in Ethiopia: An Application of Bayesian Multilevel Analysis 

  Getahun, Firnuse (2024-06)

  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 ...
• Exploring Factors Influencing Childhood Immunization Status in East Africa using Spatial and Multilevel Ordinal Logistic Regression 

  Addisu, Aster (2024-07)

  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, ...
• Spatial Distribution and Determinant Factors of Short Birth Interval and Under Five Mortality in Ethiopia; Application of Bivariate Binary Multilevel Analysis 

  Lema, Alemayehu (2024-07)

  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 ...
• Joint modeling of time to diabetic retinopathy and fasting blood sugar among type 2 diabetic patients using Bayesian approach 

  Tigst Kefyalew (2023-06)

  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, ...
• Spatio-Temporal Distributions and Determinants of Diarrhea Among Under-Five Children in Ethiopia at Zonal Level 

  Meskerem Tiku (2023-07)

  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 ...
• Concurrent of Stunting and Wasting Among Under-Five Children in East Africa: Application of Copula Models 

  Tigist Getachew (2023-07)

  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 ...
• Determinants of Household Food Insecurity Status in Ethiopia: A Spatial and Ordinal Logistic Analysis 

  Asnakew Birlie (2023-07)

  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, ...
• Bayesian Modelling of Quantiles of Body Mass Index among Under-Five Children in Ethiopia: Using mini EDHS 2019 data 

  Daniel Mesele (2023-07)

  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 ...
• Applications Of Elzaki Transform For Solving Linear Volterra Integral Equation Of The First Kind 

  Yirga, Mulugeta Berhanu (2023-06)

  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 ...
• Determinants of PregnancyLossinEthiopia: ASpatial andMultilevel Analysis of the 2016EthiopiaDemographic and Health SurveyData 

  MequanintMesfin (2023-07)

  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 ...
• Multivariate Time Series Analysis of Tobacco Production in Ethiopia 

  Wosenie Gebireamanuel (2023-07)

  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 ...
• Multivariate Time Series Analysis of Industry Development Indicators in Ethiopia from 1982 to 2021 

  Getachew Abate (2023-07)

  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 ...
• Spatial Distribution and Determinant Factors of Unmet Need for Family Planning among All Reproductive Age Women in Ethiopian Administrative Woredas from EDHS-2016 Data: A Multilevel Multinomial Regression Modelling Approach 

  Degsew Sileshi (2023-07)

  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 ...
• Multivariate Time series Analysis of Energy Growth Indicator in Ethiopia from 1971 to 2015 

  Elias Mengst (2023-07)

  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, ...
• Determinants of Inadequate Minimum Acceptable Diet among Infants and Young Children in Ethiopian Administrative Zones 

  Muluhabt Alene (2023-07)

  Background: Inadequate minimum acceptable diet is the cause for poor physical and mental development and has more burden among infants and young children aged between 6 and 23 months. Hence, the main purpose of this ...
• Small Area Estimations of Under Five Children Undernutrition in Ethiopian Zones 

  Seyifemickael Amare (2023-02)

  A national survey is mainly designed to produce reliable estimates of target variables of the population at national and regional levels. However, at the unplanned domains, lower governmental administration layers ...
• Spatio-temporal Modeling and Prediction of Malaria Incidences in Amhara Region, Ethiopia 

  Teshager Zerihun (2023-02)

  Malaria is a leading cause of morbidity and one of the most targeted communicable diseases. Malaria transmission varies in space and time. Understanding and extracting trends and noticeable patterns from district-level ...
• Comparative Analysis of Statistical Methods for Yield Stability and Genotype by Environment Interaction of Barley 

  Gunfrie Molla (2023-02-24)

  Background: Barely is one of the most significant cereal crops. The selection of stable and high yielding barley genotypes and ideal discriminative environments is an important strategy for the development of new ...
• Spatial Distribution and Associated Factors of Youth unemployment in Ethiopia: A Spatial and Multilevel Analysis 

  Awol Musa (2022-12)

  Background: The high population of youth unemployment is one of the most critical issues at the global level. Which is caused by socio-economic and demographic factors. Exploring the spatial distribution and identifying ...

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