Policies for low carbon growth
Karen Ellis, Bryn Baker, Alberto Lemma
While some developing countries are ahead of the game on policies to promote low carbon growth, more needs to be done.
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Policies for low carbon growth
Karen Ellis, Bryn Baker and Alberto LemmaThis study selected a cross-section of high-, middle- and low-income countries to conduct a balanced review of low carbon growth policies. High-income countries (HICs) included Germany and the United Kingdom. Middle-income countries (MICs) included China, Brazil and Mexico.
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Pastoralists' vulnerability in the Horn of Africa: Exploring political marginalisation, donors' policies and cross-border issues
Sara PavanelloThis document, commissioned by CARE, provides a review of the literature on the nature of pastoralists’ vulnerability in the Horn of Africa (focusing specifically on Kenya, Somalia and Ethiopia) and chart ways in which agencies have responded and identifying best practice.
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Child rights and aid: mutually exclusive?
How visible are child rights in aid policies and programmes? This Background Note, prepared with UNICEF, proposes a framework to assess that visibility.
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Africa Climate Change Resilience Alliance Programme in Ethiopia, Mozambique and Uganda
The Africa Climate Change Resilience Alliance (ACCRA) project was established in 2009 with the goal of improving poor and vulnerable communities’ ability to adapt to change. -
Enhancing private sector and community engagement in tourism services in Ethiopia
Jonathan Mitchell, Christopher ColesThis report assesses how tourism can reduce poverty in Ethiopia.
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Is the water sector lagging behind education and health on aid effectiveness? Lessons from Bangladesh, Ethiopia and Uganda
Water Alternatives Vol2: Issue 3Katharina Welle, Josephine Tucker, Alan Nicol, Barbara EvansPolitical economy approaches can help better understand and address governance, towards improving aid effectiveness and development results in the water sector.
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Economic benefits of access to water in Ethiopia: The case for packages of investments
This briefing paper argues that investments in water can generate income and increase the resilience of poor people.
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Disasters virtual theme issue: Ethiopia
various authorsEthiopia faced a crisis in 2008 with 12 million people needing food aid. The country has a long history of disasters and there is a rich literature that can inform new responses. This virtual issue brings together Disasters articles spanning its 32-year history.
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‘Child Labour in Ethiopia and Policy Challenges’ in ‘The World of Child Labor: An Historical and Regional Survey’
Woldehanna, T. and Nicola JonesThis chapter reviews the effects the mixed effects that national poverty reduction strategies have had on children’s involvement in paid and non-paid work activities, including gender differences between girls and boys.
