n Ethiopia, including Bahir Dar city, population growth increases rapidly, while at the same time, the need for mobility and expansion of infrastructure demand increases. Bahir Dar City has a persistent financial challenge ...

The twenty-first century is regarded as a century of urbanization since both the trends and rate of urbanization is very high all over the world. Bahir Dar is one of the rapidly growing Ethiopian cities characterized ...

Land is the most critical asset in rural Ethiopia. With an ever-increasing population, the number of landless people has increased tremendously. Thus landlessness is a common reality in rural areas, including the study ...

The aim of this study is to investigate the opportunities and challenges of local development plan implementation in the case of Enewari town. To achieve the objective of the study mixed research approach with descriptive ...

Urban expansion, construction of infrastructure, and construction of different industries are the main causes of land expropriation in Ethiopia. This study has aimed to assess the policies, laws and practices, applicable ...

This paper reviews mortgaging rural land use right by peasants in Ethiopia in general and the ANRS in particular, with special reference of West Gojjam Zone. The study found that both the ANRS rural land proclamation ...

This study assessed and examined the valuation method used; the level of valuation inaccuracy; and the causes of valuation inaccuracy and variance in Ethiopia, particularly in valuation for property transfer in Bahir ...

Land is the major factor of production along with labor, entrepreneur, and capital. To use sustainably, land has to be administered and managed properly. To do so, the cadastral system plays a crucial role in the ...

Urbanization and urban population have dramatically increasing in many developing countries. Ethiopia is also experiencing with high rate of urbanization and growth of population. These high rate of urbanization require ...

Urbanization in Ethiopia is growing at a fast rate and the same phenomenon is observed in the Amhara region. Despite the efforts made to enhance urban expansion by the government issues related to the land rights and ...