What it takes for renewable energy transition in Africa

COMPILED BY HAFTU GEBREZGABIHER United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, while addressing the COP26 Virtual Roundtable on Clean Power Transition kicked off on Jan 13 2021, Bonn Germany, stated that to achieve net... Read more »

Hope in the global climate litigation

 BY DIRRIBA TESHOME The United Nations Environment Programme Sabin Center for Climate Change Law has recently finalized the first report since the 2017 report. It has stoked critical issues regarding the climate... Read more »

Participatory forest management and its impacts in Ethiopia

BY GETACHEW MINAS Ethiopia owns large forest resources. The annual deforestation rate in Ethiopia has declined over time. According to World Bank (WB), Ethiopia owns millions of hectares of high forests, woodlands,... Read more »

Hydro meteorological forecast to cope up with climate change

BY DIRRIBA TESHOME Ethiopia is located between latitudes of 3.8°N to 14.5°N and longitudes of 33°E to 48°E with an area of about 1.12 million km2. The varied topography of the country... Read more »

Bold state move to well conserve GERD

BY MUSSA MUHAMMED Of the predominant factors reinvigorating environmental protection and promoting crop production via taking a range of measures, terracing and sediment preservation comes at the for front. In so doing... Read more »

Impetus towards irrigation to prevent erosion

BY TSEGAYE TILAHUN Since the provision of raw materials to the industrial sector, trade and investment, export items and import substitution trajectory is well driven by agriculture, the sector is the mainstay... Read more »

Climate friendly construction in the hottest Homeland of human

BY DIRRIBA TESHOME Construction is one of the biggest sectors in the world in terms of value, but maybe even bigger in terms of its impact on our lives. We live and... Read more »

“Our community is optimistic to see successful completion of the project,” Waquma Ango

 BY WAKUMA KUDAMA Prime Minister Abiy launched the “Dine for Ethiopia” fundraising program last August to raise 3 billion Birr to fund tourism projects in Gorgora, Koysha and Wenchi. It’s believed that... Read more »

Vultures’ role in maintaining healthy ecosystem

BY TSEGAYE TILAHUN It is abundantly clear that vultures play a vital role in making our environment clean and safe more than ever before. As most people do not seem to have... Read more »

Water resources management in Ethiopia

BY GETACHEW MINAS Extreme hydrological variability and seasonality and the international nature of its most significant surface water resources are the primary challenges Ethiopia faces. According to the World Bank report on... Read more »