How a Warning Reaches You May Matter as Much as What It Says
A survey of 535 residents in four Ethiopian and South African communities finds that warnings received directly contain far more ...
A survey of 535 residents in four Ethiopian and South African communities finds that warnings received directly contain far more ...
A two-year field experiment in Ethiopia's Upper Blue Nile Basin shows that lime and balanced nitrogen and phosphorus fertilization can ...
A national study of Ethiopian health facilities finds that structural readiness correlates only weakly with clinical guideline adherence and patient-rated ...
A new satellite-based study combining MODIS, SMAP and CHIRPS data shows that drought affected more than 65 percent of Guba ...
A decade-long study of participatory forest management in Ethiopia's Gargeda State Forest reveals strong community commitment undermined by weak institutions ...
Researchers argue that East Africa must replace reactive, case-based chikungunya surveillance with integrated One Health systems combining human, mosquito and ...
A three-country cohort study finds pregnant adolescents in Ethiopia, Kenya, and South Africa receive fewer antenatal visits, more mistreatment during ...
A mixed-methods study of Ethiopian secondary schools finds that a positive school climate is the strongest predictor of teacher motivation, ...
A mixed-methods study at Jimma University Teaching Hospital found that the AdaptRehab VR system was feasible, safe, and associated with ...
A new study combines electrical resistivity and gravity surveys to map fractured basalt aquifers in Ethiopia, showing that groundwater occurrence ...
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