1e tuhiopian highlands, home 10 more them 50 million people who depend 011 rain-fed subsistence agriculture, have 011e of tlte. mos/ degraded lands in the world. /11 response. governments arul other agents have been ...

Land suitability evaluation is the base for Iand use planning and land management to enhance the sustainable LL"'>c or land resources. Suitability evaluntion for tcf maize and grass pea cultivation in r:.iinfed agriculture ...

Drought is one of the most complex and challenging disasters that make Ethiopia highly vulnerable to its impacts. Recurrent droughts continue to threaten fragile livelihoods, which rely heavily on the highly climate-sensitive ...

Rural-urban migration, unemployment, and the recent sharp rise in living expenses, rental houses and food prices suggest that poor urban households have been forced to experience an ever-widening food gap, becoming a ...

Drought poses a significant threat to the Tekeze Watershed in Northern Ethiopia, affecting both agrometeorological conditions and the socio-economic well-being of the region. This thesis aims to comprehensively examine ...

Understanding trends in crop phenological variables and the climate drivers is indispensable for devising precision agricultural system. Studies conducted using remote sensing technologies at the national scale in Ethiopia ...

Groundwater is the most valuable natural resource in the world and it is the fundamental source fresh water, for growth and development of one country. However identifying the groundwater potential zone is still complex ...

Rain water harvesting Ponds have been used in arid and semi-arid parts of the world and encouraging results have been realized in terms of increasing agricultural yield under low rainfall conditions. In addition, RWH ...

Abstract A range of factors from socio-economic to socio demographic factors determine membership of household heads participation to iddirs Gende Wain town. In addition to this, there is a gap of using iddirs in ...