Farming Together Pays: Cluster Maize Cuts Inefficiency in Southern Ethiopia
A study of 421 smallholder farmers in southern Ethiopia finds that cluster-based maize production raises technical efficiency from 60 to ...
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When Schools Are Shells: Displaced Children in Ethiopia Expose a Hollow Right to Education
A qualitative study of displaced children in Bishan Gurracha, Ethiopia, reveals that schooling provided after displacement is physically present but ...
Cabbage Economics: Poor Roads and Missing Credit Trap Southern Ethiopian Farmers in a Perishability Spiral
A new econometric study of 231 cabbage farmers and 26 traders in Southern Ethiopia's Bonke District reveals how poor roads, ...
Ethiopian City Residents Love Their Parks but Miss the Hidden Benefits of Green Space
A survey of 383 households in Bishoftu, Ethiopia reveals that residents highly value the recreational benefits of urban green infrastructure ...
Fewer Than Half of Ethiopian Mothers Get the Diabetes Test They Need After Childbirth
A five-year Ethiopian hospital study found that only 40.3 percent of women with gestational diabetes returned for postpartum diabetes screening, ...
Ethiopia’s Coffee Heartland Faces Rising Nighttime Heat as Rainfall Patterns Shift, CMIP6 Study Warns
A new CMIP6-based study projects significant warming and shifting seasonal rainfall across Ethiopia's Arabica coffee regions, threatening yields and bean ...
Self-Esteem and Social Support Drive Academic Success in Blind Ethiopian Students
A study of 50 visually impaired middle schoolers in Dessie, Ethiopia, found that perceived social support and self-esteem together explain ...
Ethiopia’s Clinics Reach Millions, but Only Half of Care Meets Quality Standards
A comprehensive national assessment using the High-Quality Health Systems framework finds Ethiopian facilities meet only 46 percent of quality standards, ...
Ethiopia’s Farm Innovation Chain Is Breaking Down Between Lab and Field
A mixed-methods study of 371 households, 36 extension workers, and 20 researchers in South Wollo, Ethiopia, finds that researcher–farmer linkages ...
Drug-Resistant Superbugs Found in Most Ethiopian Children’s ICU Infections
A five-year study of an Ethiopian pediatric intensive care unit found that 68.2 percent of clinically significant bacterial infections showed ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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