Southwestern Ethiopia is a globally recognised biodiversity hotspot, the place of origin of coffee, and home to millions of smallholder farmers. Both the lives of these farmers and the natural environment in southwestern Ethiopia are rapidly changing. How can such change be navigated to ensure the best possible outcomes for both people and the environment? This small book is an invitation to envisage what the future might hold for southwestern Ethiopia, and how it can be shaped in such a way that it delivers the greatest benefits to Ethiopia and its people
We are facing an ever-increasing environmental crisis on our planet, with multiple threats from huma...
We are facing an ever-increasing environmental crisis on our planet, with multiple threats from huma...
Pro-poor opportunities are rapidly unfolding in South Asia, spurred by new lifestyles and tastes, st...
Ensuring food security and halting biodiversity decline are two of the most urgent, interconnected c...
Social-ecological systems are complex and involve uncertainties emerging from interactions between b...
Social-ecological systems are complex and involve uncertainties emerging from interactions between b...
The Ethiopian southwest is a global origin for Arabica coffee which is the second most traded global...
Responding to the looming question: what is the future of small-scale crop production in a changing ...
Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. The southwestern Ethiopian montane forests are one of the...
When natural ecosystems are degraded owing to land-use changes, humans will increasingly rely on man...
For thousands of years, Ethiopia has depended on its smallholding farmers to provide the bulk of its...
Ethiopia has Africa’s largest livestock population, with over 60% of its land area is semi-arid lowl...
It is widely recognised that climate change poses significant serious threats to sustained economic ...
This book includes a series of studies of income strategies, land use, and agricultural dynamics and...
Extension, or distribution of scientific knowledge to the end users in Africa and Ethiopia in partic...
We are facing an ever-increasing environmental crisis on our planet, with multiple threats from huma...
We are facing an ever-increasing environmental crisis on our planet, with multiple threats from huma...
Pro-poor opportunities are rapidly unfolding in South Asia, spurred by new lifestyles and tastes, st...
Ensuring food security and halting biodiversity decline are two of the most urgent, interconnected c...
Social-ecological systems are complex and involve uncertainties emerging from interactions between b...
Social-ecological systems are complex and involve uncertainties emerging from interactions between b...
The Ethiopian southwest is a global origin for Arabica coffee which is the second most traded global...
Responding to the looming question: what is the future of small-scale crop production in a changing ...
Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. The southwestern Ethiopian montane forests are one of the...
When natural ecosystems are degraded owing to land-use changes, humans will increasingly rely on man...
For thousands of years, Ethiopia has depended on its smallholding farmers to provide the bulk of its...
Ethiopia has Africa’s largest livestock population, with over 60% of its land area is semi-arid lowl...
It is widely recognised that climate change poses significant serious threats to sustained economic ...
This book includes a series of studies of income strategies, land use, and agricultural dynamics and...
Extension, or distribution of scientific knowledge to the end users in Africa and Ethiopia in partic...
We are facing an ever-increasing environmental crisis on our planet, with multiple threats from huma...
We are facing an ever-increasing environmental crisis on our planet, with multiple threats from huma...
Pro-poor opportunities are rapidly unfolding in South Asia, spurred by new lifestyles and tastes, st...