This study aimed on assesses of the determinants of off- farm and non-farm income diversification and effect on rural household of three selected rural kebele of Hawassa Zuria Woreda. The study was descriptive survey ...

MESFIN BELAY TOGA

This study was carried out in Boreda woreda, which is frequently food insecure area that has affected the rural livelihood of watershed community. It attempts to assess the impact of the integrated watershed management ...

The present study aims to delineate the groundwater potential mapping by using geospatial technology through based Multi-criteria decision (MCD) methods in the Laska catchments, Omo Basin, Southern Ethiopia. Groundwater ...

Climate change has the most severe consequences on water resources, particularly hydrologically sensitive areas such as the Borkena catchment in central Ethiopia. Increased temperature and shifted precipitation regimes ...

Groundwater is a vital resource for Ethiopia's rapidly growing population, particularly in waterscarce regions such as the Lake Hawassa watershed. However, sustainable management is hindered by the area’s complex hydrogeology, ...

This research investigates landslide susceptibility within the Sego catchment, a region situated in Ethiopia's main rift valley, approximately 24 kilometers from Arba Minch. The primary objective of this study is to ...

Accurate assessment of groundwater potential zones is crucial for effective resource planning and use in complex hydrogeological systems. The main aim of this study is to use geographic information systems (GIS) based ...

Abstract Currently, the rapid growth of microfinance industry has made itself an unavoidable part of the world financial system. In sub-Saharan Africa, MFIs have greater number of people who save money than ...

The study area is located in the southern Ethiopia, Gamo Zone which is 465 km far from Addis Ababa. The main objective of the research was to study the causes and mechanisms of crack development on buildings & other ...