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 ...

Rain water ha>Testing ponds have been used bt arid and semi-arid parts oftne world and encosraging resuus have been realized bi terms oj.incre<1.ti11g ugric:1r/Jural _..,ie/J under low raiq/!1!l conditions. In addition, ...

The dynamics of the forest cover in Bale Mountains was still poorly understood. The thesis use GTS and Remote sensing technology 10 examine the forest cover in the study area. .This .study'examiocd land cover dynamics ...

Vegetation phenology is a key environmental indicator of ecological response to climate variability. Long-term studies of phenological changes by applying remote sensing techniques can improve our understanding of ...

Policy makers, government planners and agriculturalist in Ethiopia require accurate and timely information about barley yield and production. East Arsi zone is by far the most important barley producing zone in the country. ...

HIV/AIDS in Ethiopia is still results in exceptional levels of illness and death in the mature adult population. It has many social and economic impacts at the national level in general and household level in particular. ...