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, ...
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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 ...
Ethiopia’s Billion-Dollar Soil Push Is Failing a Simple Ruler Test
A new field study in Ethiopia's central Gondar highlands finds that widely implemented soil and water conservation structures consistently fall ...
In Ethiopia’s Coffee Forests, Fair Governance Decides Whether Communities Protect the Trees
A new study of Ethiopia's Belete-Gera Forest shows that community perceptions of fair forest governance, together with sustainable resource use, ...
Who Plants, Who Cuts? Farmers Hold the Key to Ethiopia’s Vanishing Trees
A survey of 235 farming households in northwest Ethiopia's Enemay District finds that nearly 78 percent view woody species conservation ...
Garlic Genotypes Prove Unstable Across Ethiopian Environments in Multi-Site Yield Trial
A multi-environment trial across central Ethiopia shows that environment, not genetics, drives garlic bulb yield, with two stable genotypes recommended ...
Training, Not Age or Gender, Shapes Ethiopian Teachers’ Embrace of Multicultural Classrooms
A survey of 342 primary school teachers in Addis Ababa finds that multicultural training and early-career experience, rather than gender ...
Only One in Ten Farms Irrigates: The Hidden Barriers Holding Back Southern Ethiopia’s Smallholders
A large-scale econometric study of over 33,000 households finds that only 9.4 percent of farmers in southern Ethiopia irrigate, with ...
Camel Milk Emerges as the White Gold of Africa’s Drought-Hit Drylands
A new review synthesizes two decades of research showing that camel milk, prized for its high vitamin C, distinctive proteins, ...
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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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