Geodata journalism. Mapping stories on water issues in the Nile Basin.
Geodata journalism. Mapping stories on water issues in the Nile Basin.
A section of girls and women in the Eastern Sub-region of Bugisu have revealed that the quest for water that used to expose them to rapists, defilers, and cannibals on several occasions is history.
The Amhara Regional State Bureau of Agriculture has deployed Agriculture extension experts throughout the region to train farmers how to grow crops in the winter
The fascinating water tower (groundwater) serving a population of over 400,000, is also home to various wildlife species.
Ethiopia is the origin of many water bodies that flow down to other countries by virtue of its location of high altitude and embracing 70% of the African plateau but is a water-stressed country,
Pastoralist livelihoods are increasingly vulnerable. Land is being encroached from all sides by neighbouring groups and conservation areas are expanded
Had it not been for groundwater reserves that dot the area, the drought-stricken region would probably be uninhabitable for any life.
Around the world, about two billion people still lack access to safe drinking water and 40 percent are affected by water scarcity.
Groundwater has been of great relief during the dry season and when tap water is scarce for both the school and the community.
For hyenas, it’s advantageous to know who is calling before deciding to respond. They don’t treat every member of their group the same.
Groundwater contamination is a global concern that has a significant impact on human health and the environment.
Partnerships for wildlife conservation are essential to protect and restore biodiversity and ecosystem services. In this op
Many farmers are satisfied with cultivating amaranth greens by using groundwater as it helps them in all seasons.
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