UN Climate Change conferences (or COPs) take place every year, and are the world’s only multilateral decision-making forum on climate change with almost complete membership of every country in the world. To... Read more »

Ethiopia faces several natural and manmade challenges, such as droughts, floods, and insect infestations, which have a negative impact on both its people and ecosystems. It is also extremely vulnerable to climate... Read more »

In Ethiopia, traditional medicine has a big impact on conservation and plant protection. The preservation and sustainable use of these plant species have resulted from the vast knowledge of indigenous plants and... Read more »

Ethiopia’s coffee production is characterized by its extensive cultivation of Arabica coffee, which is highly regarded for its superior quality and complex flavor profiles. Ethiopian coffee has gained widespread recognition and appreciation... Read more »

Somalia, Syria, DRC Congo, Afghanistan, Yemen, Chad, South Sudan, Central African Republic, Nigeria, and Ethiopia are the 10 countries at greatest risk of climate disaster globally despite collectively contributing just 0.28 percent... Read more »

The Ethiopian Orthodox Church, through its efforts in tree planting and environmental conservation, has played a vital part in mitigating climate change across the country. The church has contributed to carbon sequestration... Read more »

Development projects that are built as a result of a great vision and idea have a greater role in building the country’s economy and image. A good example of this is the... Read more »

Ethiopia is one of the countries in the world that are highly vulnerable to the impacts of a changing climate, such as increased temperature, erratic rainfall patterns, drought and a heightened frequency... Read more »

Water is everything for human beings. The food we eat, the substance we drink, the cloth we dress and our day to day activities are directly or indirectly associated with water. Although... Read more »