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Evaluation Of The Social Cash Transfers Pilot Programme Tigray Region, Ethiopia

In 2011, the Regional Government of Tigray, with support from the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), introduced the Social Cash Transfer Pilot Program (SCTPP) in two woredas, Abi Adi and Hintalo Wajirat. This report, is based on quantitative data collected at the individual, household, and tabia level in May-June 2012 and qualitative data collected using key informant interviews, focus group discussions, and participatory appraisal activities in July-August 2012.

Young People and Agriculture in Africa

Published by: IDS

The articles in this IDS Bulletin are drawn from the conference on 'Young People, Farming and Food' in Accra, Ghana. This conference examined how young people engage with the agri-food sector in Africa and how research findings were being integrated into policy processes.

After Meles: Implications for Ethiopia’s Development

Published by: IDS

The death of Meles Zenawi in August 2012 has raised a number of questions about Ethiopia's political stability and development trajectory.

A Mixed-Method Taxonomy of Child Poverty – the Case of Ethiopia

Published by: Springer

In this paper, we use mixed methods to develop a taxonomy of poverty and vulnerability to study the situation of children and their households in rural Ethiopia over time.

Information Ecosystems of Policy Actors – Reviewing the Landscape

Published by: IDS

This is a draft report to share some interim findings from the study – Information Ecosystems of Policy Actors – reviewing the landscape.

A Dynamic General Equilibrium Analysis of Adaptation to Climate Change in Ethiopia

This study links a multi-sectoral regionalized dynamic computable general equilibrium model of Ethiopia with a system of country-specific hydrology, crop, road and hydropower engineering models to simulate the economic impacts of climate change towards 2050.

Shocks and Social Protection in the Horn of Africa: Analysis from the Productive Safety Net Programme in Ethiopia

Published by: IDS

Using panel data from the Ethiopian Productive Safety Net Program, this paper explores the degree to which this social protection programme has been successful in protecting its beneficiaries against the various shocks that have affected the Horn of Africa in the recent past.