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Implications of Indigenous Knowledge in Small-Scale Farming for Rural Agricultural Development in Amhara National Regional State, Awi Zone: The Case of Guangua Woreda

Berhanu Matebie (19-09-26)

Abstract Indigenous knowledge provides the basis for local-level decision-making about many fundamental aspects of day-to-day life. As most of the rural people’s subsistence is emanated from agriculture, it properly comprises ...
beneficiaries’ attitude toward productive sefty net program in selected rural kebeles of ebinat woreda northwest ethiopia

Emwodew Melkegnaw and Menberu Teshome (2017-12-12)
Exploring Doctor-Patient Oral Interaction: The Case of University of Gondar Referral Hospital

Debrie Tsegaye (2018-01-03)

The doctor-patient relationship remains the cornerstone of medical practice. At the same time it is one of the most complex interactions in health care. However, many of doctor-patient relationships failed to be effective ...
Challenges of Semien Mountains National Park Extension: Life Experiences and Viewpoints of Relocated Communities from Arkwaziye Village, North Gondar, Ethiopia

Lemma Tekeba, Lecturer (2018-09-05)

The establishment of parks with exclusive approach, which excludes people who live within the park, as a green development strategy is practiced across the world. Similarly, Ethiopia is working much in a similar fashion. ...
Belief as a Means of Healing Using "Tsebel" in Treating Kidney Stones: The Case of Bata Maryam Church, in Gondar City, Northern Ethiopia

Emwodew, Melkegnaw Demeke; Tekeba Fetene, Lemma (2019-04-10)

Background: In Ethiopia, because of the very limited modern health facilities, private and public, nearly 90% of the population uses traditional medicines such as the holy water as the primary health care service. The main ...
Local Community Perceptions towards the Preservation and Protection of Church Forests, the Case of Gondar City and its Surrounding, Northwest Ethiopia

Emwodew Melkegnaw Demeke (2019-06-02)
Women and Leadership; Participation, Constraints, Opportunities and Strategies in Amhara National Regional State Agricultural and Rural Development Bureau, Bahirdar, Ethiopia

Eyayu Enyew, Bimer (2019-09-01)
Beef Cattle Fattening Practices and Marketing Systems in Gondar Town, Amhara, Ethiopia

Ayalew, Habtamu; Tamru, Genzeb; Abebe, Desalegn (2019-09-01)
Liberal feminism: Assessing its compatibility and applicability in Ethiopia context

Eyayu Enyew, Bimer; Getaneh Mihrete, Alemeneh (2019-09-01)
The Socio-Cultural and Economic Contributions of Traditional Alcoholic Drinks in Sufankara Kebele, Eastern Dembia Woreda, Central Gondar Zone

Worku, Woizere (uog, 2020-08-19)

Traditional alcoholic drinks are homemade produced commonly at local level it is a part of human culture which is used to religious and non- religious ceremonies. This study investigates the sociocultural and economic ...
The Socio-Cultural and Economic Contributions of Traditional Alcoholic Drinks in Sufankara Kebele, Eastern Dembia Woreda, Central Gondar Zone

Worku, Woizere (uog, 2020-08-21)

Traditional alcoholic drinks are homemade produced commonly at local level it is a part of human culture which is used to religious and non- religious ceremonies. This study investigates the socio cultural and economic ...
EXPANSION OF THE FLORICULTURE INDUSTRY AND ITS SOCIOECONOMIC EFFECTS ON THE LOCAL COMMUNITY OF ZIWAY- BATU TOWN, OROMIYA REGIONAL STATE, ETHIOPIA

Yoseph, Tsega (uog, 2020-09-17)

The floriculture investment is among the other sectors such as textile industries, which are being practiced by the poor and developing nations throughout the world as a means of poverty alleviation strategy. Hence ...
EXPANSION OF THE FLORICULTURE INDUSTRY AND ITS SOCIO ECONOMIC EFFECTS ON THE LOCAL COMMUNITY OF ZIWAY BATU TOWN, OROMIYA REGIONAL STATE, ETHIOPI

Yoseph, Tsega (uog, 2020-09-21)

The floriculture investment is among the other sectors such as textile industries, which are being practiced by the poor and developing nations throughout the world as a means of poverty alleviation strategy. Hence ...
The case of Argoba, Afar and Amhara people in Argoba Special Woreda of Afar National Regional State and Ankober Woreda of Amhara National Regional State Interethnic Conflict Causes and Resolution Mechanism

Yitayew, Yihallem (uog, 2020-10-19)

The main purpose of this study was to investigate the major causes of inter-ethnic conflict and traditional resolution mechanism which has been enabled to manage inter-ethnic conflicts among Argoba, Afar and Amhara communities ...
The case of Argoba, Afar and Amhara people in Argoba Special Woreda of Afar National Regional State and Ankober Woreda of Amhara National Regional State Interethnic Conflict Causes and Resolution Mechanism:

Yitayew, Yihallem (uog, 2020-10-21)

The main purpose of this study was to investigate the major causes of inter-ethnic conflict and traditional resolution mechanism which has been enabled to manage inter-ethnic conflicts among Argoba, Afar and Amhara ...
Mothers’ Incarceration as a Threat to Children’s Development in South Wollo Zone: The case of Dessie Correctional Center, Ethiopia

Tigabu Alemineh, Yeshiwas (ERJSSH, 2021-10-11)

This study was conducted at South Wollo Zone correctional center (Dessie City) aiming at examining the effects of mothers’ incarceration on children to assess the possible ways of interventions by government and nongovernment ...
THE PREVALENCE, CAUSES, AND IMPACTS OF FGM: THE CASE OF KABRIDAHAR TOWN, SOMALI REGIONAL STATE, ETHIOPIA

JIMALE, AHMED (uog, 2023-07-13)

Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C) is the partial or total removal of external female genitalia for non-medical reasons and is prevalent in sub-Saharan Africa. An estimated 100-140 million women have undergone ...
INDIGENOUS MEDICINAL KNOWLEDGE RELATED TO AMOEBA (GENU KISHA’A): THE CASE OF SHINASHA PEOPLE IN BULLEN DISTRICT, NORTHWESTERN ETHIOPIA

Regassa, Abrham (uog, 2023-07-22)

Indigenous medicine is still widely in use for preventive and curative role of various natural and human ailments. Peoples of Shinasha from Bullen districts depend on this medicine for their primary health care services. ...

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