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Rural Households’ Vulnerability To Poverty In Ethiopia

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Abstract: Even though poverty has decreased in recent years, it is still a challenge in Ethiopia especially in rural areas the rate of decrease is slower than the coun-terpart. Most rural livelihoods in the study area depend on rain-fed agriculture and their exposure to poverty and its risk factors not well documented. Request PDF | Vulnerability to Rural Multidimensional Poverty in Southern Ethiopia | While few studies have quantified the extent and examined the determinants of static multidimensional poverty

Assessing Households Vulnerability to Poverty in Ethiopia

Even though, different institutional and structural reforms were undertaken, rural household’s vulnerability to poverty had been prevalence in Sub-Saharan African countries for the last three decades in which Ethiopia is the most affected one. As a result, the Ethiopian government has introduced agricultural development lead industrialization policy as its main policy program Data were gathered from 415 random rural households in 2021 in southern Ethiopia. The study showed that the levels of rural multidimensional poverty and the vulnerability to rural multidimensional poverty are 72.3 and 84% respectively. This suggests that vulnerability is more widespread compared to current poverty. This study was conducted to analyze rural households’ vulnerability to climatic extremes, and their resilience capacities in the eastern Ethiopia. The study employed both quantitative and qualitative methods of data, and analysis to achieve the objectives.

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Background The adverse effects of climate variability and extremes exert increasing pressure on rural farm households whose livelihoods are dependent on nature. However, integrated and area-specific vulnerability assessments in Ethiopia in general and the study area, in particular, are scarce and insufficient for policy implications. Therefore, this study

By using a nationally representative cross-sectional data set, this study identifies the determinants and levels of rural households’ vulnerability to poverty. By using a nationally representative cross-sectional data set, this study identifies the determinants and levels of rural households’ vulnerability to poverty. Household size, head’s sex, age, literacy status, marital status, dependency ratio, and agro-ecology are the major determinants. The study found 54% vulnerability and 31% The study has tried to examine the extent of vulnerability to poverty of households in rural Oromiya. It further looks through the determinants of vulnerability to poverty.

This study examined the impact of rural out-migration on the poverty of migrant-sending households by applying the new economics labor migration theory as a theoretical framework, and the Assuming a threshold of 50%, vulnerability of households in rural Ethiopia was about 43.4%, suggesting that households’ vulnerable to poverty as recued between 2004 and 2009. While many households were escaping from poverty, others were descending into the poverty trap, indicating reduction of relative poverty among the poor and Determinants of Rural Households’ Vulnerability to Poverty in Chencha and Abaya Districts, Southern Ethiopia (Microeconometric Analysis) Fassil Eshetu Abebe Department of Economics, College of Business and Economics, Arba Minch University, PO.Box 21, Arba Minch, Ethiopia

Although Zebiba lives in a rural area, she may also be significantly impacted by the economic effect of COVID-19. While the magnitude of the virus’ impact on employment in rural areas is relatively minimal, vulnerability to poverty in rural areas is higher, according to the report.

Rural Household Vulnerability to Poverty in South West Ethiopia

Previous studies on food insecurity in many developing countries, including Ethiopia, have mainly focused on current food insecurity, lacking the ex-ante analysis. An understanding of household vulnerability to food insecurity is critically important to inform the formulation of policies and strategies to enhance food security and reduce vulnerability to food Addis Ababa University School of Graduate Studies This is to certify that the dissertation prepared by Getu Tigre, entitled “Multidimensional Poverty, Inequality, Vulnerability to Poverty, and Production Factor Risks in Ethiopia” and submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Economics complies with the regulations of the university

This study, therefore, aimed to evaluate the impact of rural out-migration on the poverty of migrant-sending households in southern Ethiopia by applying the new economics labor migration theory as a theoretical framework and the mul-tinomial endogenous switching regression as an analytical model. 2023 The Author(s). Abstract In Ethiopia, rural livelihoods are commonly subjected to diverse social, economic, institutional and natural-induced vulnerabilities,

Rural livelihood diversification studies previously conducted in Ethiopia lack linkages with poverty. This study was aimed at investigating the effect of livelihood diversification on rural

Third, it provides evidence on how socio-economic factors other than economic empowerment affect the vulnerability to future poverty among rural households in Ethiopia. Abstract Background: The adverse effects of climate variability and extremes exert increasing pressure on rural farm households whose livelihoods are dependent on nature. However, integrated and area-specific vulnerability assessments in Ethiopia in general and the study area, in particular, are scarce and insufficient for policy implications.

Likewise, the average rural multidimensional poverty of households with rural–urban migrants is significantly higher by 17.34% compared to households with international migrants. This study was commenced to analyze the livelihood vulnerability and socio-economic determinants of households to climate change-induced recurrent drought in the most vulnerable and poverty-pocket areas of northern Ethiopia. While the household survey method was employed to collect quantitative data, focus group discussions, key informant interviews, Women are the ones that suffer the most from poverty around the world. The determinants of poverty vulnerability among female-headed households in Shashamane district are investigated in this study. In West Arsi Zone, Shashemene district, the study’s goals were to assess poverty indicators, poverty levels, and how female-headed households cope with

Vulnerable rural households are also more than twice as likely as urban households to fall into poverty, putting them at significant risk from the Ethiopia is particularly susceptible to changes in the climate [9]. One of the main causes of this vulnerability is the population’s heavy reliance on rain-fed agriculture [10], together with high rates of natural resource degradation, rapid population increase, pervasive poverty, and a lack of institutional and socioeconomic capacity to handle risks and hazards [3, 11]. The

The latest poverty assessment for Ethiopia finds that poverty has fallen, but progress has been uneven between urban and rural areas The dominance of agriculture in the lives of poor people means that future poverty reduction will be driven by improvements in this sector The assessment recommends

Abstract This study examined the level of rural households’ vulnerability to food insecurity, and its determinants in North Shewa zone of Ethiopia using cross-sectional data collected from 382 sample households. The vulnerability of households to food insecurity was estimated using vulnerability as expected poverty approach. ABSTRACT The study examined the effects of cereal commercialization on multidimensional poverty among farm households in teff-based mixed farming areas of Ethiopia. It applied instrumental Tobit regression and conditional mixed-process models to estimate the overall and dimensional effects of commercialization on household multidimensional poverty Household livestock holding, crop diversification, Household head education level and household’s access to credit and their exposure to idiosyncratic shocks are found to be important variables in examining the determinants of rural household vulnerability to poverty.

PDF | The study examines the factors that influence the vulnerability of farming households to poverty in the rural area. It specifically

This article combines two relatively nascent and inter-related approaches to poverty analysis and measurement, that is, the asset-based approach and the vulnerability approach to assess the poverty status of various land-owning classes in rural India. Contingent on the finding that marginal and small-holder households constitute a high-risk group in terms of the incidence of Households are the basic units of production and consumption in rural communities. Analyzing vulnerability at the household level can help in identify

Background Multidimensional poverty, encompassing deprivations in education, health, and living standards, is a significant challenge in rural Ethiopia. Despite various development initiatives, poverty remains pervasive in the West Gojjam Zone of northern Ethiopia. This study aims to assess the extent of multidimensional poverty in this region and identify key

Even though poverty has decreased in recent years, it is still a challenge in Ethiopia especially in rural areas the rate of decrease is slower than the counterpart. Most rural livelihoods in the Abstract The purpose of the study is to examine the vulnerability to poverty of female headed households by way of making comparisons with their male counterparts in rural Ethiopia. It further looks through the determinants of vulnerability to poverty in female headed households. It is based on the Ethiopian Rural Household Survey from 1999- 200.