This paper reviews Ethiopia's experience and research progress in past soil and water
conservation (SWC) efforts and suggests possible solutions for improvement. Although …

Incremental adaptation may be inadequate to deal with rapid shifts and tip** points for
food production under climate change. The concepts of transformative and transformational …

In the drought-prone Upper Blue Nile River (UBNR) basin of Ethiopia, soil erosion by water
results in significant consequences that also affect downstream countries. However, there …

Aggregate-protected soil organic matter remains an important platform for organic carbon
stabilisation and a sink for atmospheric CO 2 emission, which play a crucial role in …

Soil erosion/sedimentation is an immense problem that has threatened water resources
development in the Nile river basin, particularly in the Eastern Nile (Ethiopia, Sudan and …

In Ethiopia, deforestation rates remain high and the gap between demand and domestic
supply of forest products is expanding, even though government-initiated re-greening efforts …

As a response to land degradation in Tigray, Northern Ethiopia, regional authorities have
promoted rehabilitation of degraded lands through closed areas since 1991. It is generally …

In the northern highlands of Ethiopia, establishment of exclosures to restore degraded
communal grazing lands has been practiced for the past three decades. However, empirical …

Ethiopia has a complex topography, diversified climate, and immense water resources. The
spatiotemporal variability of the water resources is characterized by multi-weather systems …

Nutrient transport in surface runoff associated with sediment constitutes an important nutrient
loss in Tigray, Northern Ethiopia, but little information is available on this aspect. This paper …