Engineering geological studies for the preparation of maps and plans have been carried out since the early years of the 20th century, mainly in Europe. The purpose of these maps was to... Read more »

Our ecosystem is full of animal and plant species. But have you ever thought about how our world would look like if any one of these species goes missing? For instance what... Read more »

It is useful to scrutinize, analyze, and examine the input/output linkages to identify the real constraints and opportunities in horticulture production and marketing in Ethiopia. The analysis begins with identification of input... Read more »

The government of Ethiopia has been implementing large scale tree plantation campaigns during the last three years. Under the campaigns, the government has carried out the plantation of billions of seedlings of... Read more »

The Ethiopian Agricultural Transformation Agency (ATA) has received two awards in two categories at the Agri Fin ALE Awards 2021. The awards were under the category “Use of Digital Data to Serve... Read more »
Energy is a vital need for human beings as it is interconnected with several activities in their life. Choosing a safe, affordable and sustainable source of energy is then the subsequent issue... Read more »

BY STAFF REPORTER Memories of the Qoshe landfill disaster, that happened some 5 years ago, is still fresh in the minds of many residents of Addis Ababa as well as a large... Read more »
Ethiopia is believed to have the largest livestock population in Africa. The livestock subsector makes the major contribution to the overall economy of the country. The subsector accounts for about a fifth... Read more »

Ethiopia is a country endowed with many spices products. By adding values to spice products and processing part of them, the nation exports spice to various parts of the world. Spice is,... Read more »

Food security is achieved when all people have access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food at all times, and is thereby able to maintain healthy and active lives. The Natural Resources Institute... Read more »