Ethiopia
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News - Jul 2019
How do you protect what’s ‘everywhere but nowhere?’ While Ethiopia’s tree planting steams on, its dry forests remain ignored
News - Aug 2018
Ethiopia’s new forestry law: A win for landscapes and livelihoods? Legislation advances community rights in forest management
News - Jul 2018
Forests: The greenest pastures? New findings on a secret to upping crop production without depleting soil of nutrients
News - Jul 2018
Forests: The greenest pastures? News - Dec 2017
In the hands of farmers: Ethiopia’s push to restore degraded lands Exclosures as restoration tools: Lessons from Tigray, Ethiopia
News - Aug 2017
Forests, farming and food New evidence on how forests contribute to dietary diversity
News - Aug 2017
Forests, farming and food Video - Sep 2016
Regreening Ethiopia What can Ethiopia learn from China about restoring forest landscapes?
Video - Sep 2016
Regreening Ethiopia News - Oct 2015
In Ethiopia, jobs might grow on trees Industrial timber plantations could provide a way for Ethiopia to reduce rural unemployment and conserve natural forests.
News - Oct 2015
In Ethiopia, jobs might grow on trees Analysis - Nov 2014
Stoves cook up relief for Ethiopia’s forests, climate A simple device could spell relief for Ethiopia’s beleaguered forests by making cooking more efficient while reducing carbon emissions.
Event Coverage - Feb 2012
Ethiopia pushes for green economy ahead of Rio+20 — forests a major player Prime Minister Meles Zenawi believes Ethiopia "can avoid the mistakes of the developed world."
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