Understanding antibiotics can help prevent antibiotic resistance, its environmental impacts

Antimicrobials are medications, such as antibiotics, that kill or control disease-causing bacteria. Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) arises when microorganisms evolve or adapt in ways that allow them to resist antimicrobials, making treatments ineffective.... Read more »

The world must walk the talk in climate financing

Countries worldwide struggle to generate wealth due to climate change, leading to decreased GDP and impacting national security and human rights. Climate change is already harming the environment, exacerbating desertification, biodiversity loss,... Read more »

 Pavilion promotes Ethiopia’s climate change mitigation efforts

Climate change is defined as long-term changes in temperature, precipitation, wind patterns, and other components of the Earth’s climate system. It is mostly caused by human actions, particularly the use of fossil... Read more »

Developing, renovating hidden opportunities

Before things changed to normal and all the challenges encountered turned into multiple opportunities, no one was visionary enough to think about the possibility of extracting something new from Lake Beseqa, which... Read more »

Empowering farmers, improving their socio-economic status

Climate change poses a significant threat to food security in Ethiopia, a nation already vulnerable due to its reliance on rain-fed agriculture. Increasing temperatures, unpredictable rainfall, and prolonged droughts have exacerbated existing... Read more »

The battle against devastation of hunger

Hunger continues to be one of the most urgent global challenges, impacting millions of individuals across the globe. As reported by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), approximately 828 million people were... Read more »

Endeavor to fill natural fertilizer gaps

Natural compost is organic matter decomposing and converting into a nutrient-dense soil amendment. It is made from a variety of organic elements, including kitchen leftovers, yard waste, and other biodegradable materials. Composting... Read more »

COP-29 : Another opportunity to showcase Ethiopia’s green practices

Since the weather is unpredictable and natural events like floods, droughts, storms, ice melting, extreme heat, and so on happen in parallel with global expectations and imaginations, the climate change conundrum is... Read more »

 Addis Ababa installing new devices to monitor, prevent air pollution

According to the World Health Organization (WHO) data, a third of the world’s population, or around 2.4 billion people, still relies on open fires and inefficient stoves to cook using solid fuels... Read more »

Ethiopia’s projects contribute to the global efforts to see World without Hunger

There is a severe food scarcity problem in many parts of the world, including Africa. The degree of food insecurity varies from continent to continent and country to country. Droughts have been... Read more »