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Dawdling growth in farm productivity caused by slow technological progress, inadequate irrigation infrastructure, weak market functioning and recurrent drought are among the major challenges. Inadequate participation of stakeholders in value chain development...
https://doi.org/10.1080/1523908X.2024.2364624
The National Survey on Persons with Disabilities in Ethiopia was conducted to provide a comprehensive, nationwide assessment of the situation of children and persons with disabilities. The survey was implemented by the Policy Studies Institute (PSI) in collabo...
This study estimated the latest national multidimensional child deprivation estimates for Ethiopia using primary data collected in 2023 and 2024. The results can be used in national policymaking as a key evidence base on the concentration of child poverty, on...
We are now in the Information Technology (IT) revolution which has tremendously changed the way people think, communicate and behave at home or work place, in shopping areas or banking services, in farming and health sectors as well as in educational instituti...
This is an executive summary for a research report titled "Responsiveness of Public Institutions to Public Demand in Ethiopia: Practices, Challenges, and Policy Options." It examines the practices and challenges in making public institutions deliver efficient...
The issues of affordable and readily available quality housing, poverty, and food security have gained prominence in recent years due to rapid urbanization in developing economies including Ethiopia. The high rental cost of houses has significant implications...
This study investigates the housing finance market in Ethiopia, using qualitative and quantitative data collected from households, financial institutions, Fintechs, SACCOs, government offices, development partners, real estate developers and regulatory bodies....
