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An independent state in eastern Africa. Ethiopia is located in the Horn of Africa and is bordered on the north and northeast by Eritrea, on the east by Djibouti and Somalia, on the south by Kenya, and on the west and southwest by Sudan. Its capital is Addis Ababa.
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I am interesting to do research on Adoption and implementation of International Financial Reporting Standard (IFRS) effectiveness on public enterprises in Ethiopia
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Research on IFRS should focus on adoption, implementation and enforcement of the standards and their effects on quality of financial reporting. There are many research issues concerning IFRS. For instance reserach can be dine on each standard and their effect on financial reports.
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I am going to compare the mean between the two groups. But no study in Ethiopia.
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Search literature and find a study related to your research area conducted in similar context may be in other African countries. If not find parameters from a systematic review & meta analysis and justify why your sample size calculation based on those parameters.
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Which is collected in Northwestern part of Ethiopia.
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It is very difficult to identify a plant without its reproductive parts.
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Call for Collaboration:
As a senior faculty member in the College of Education and Behavioral Studies at Wollo University, Ethiopia, I am inviting collaboration with researchers and professors involved in educational projects that require data collection and analysis across diverse cultural contexts, particularly in East Africa and Ethiopia. encourage researchers conducting studies in culturally diverse educational settings and professors implementing projects to reach out if they are interested in exploring educational issues in Ethiopia or seeking collaboration for data collection and analysis.
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Interested parties can contact me directly via email:seifemichael.tsegaye@wu.edu.et or through professional networks to discuss potential collaboration opportunities. Thank you for considering this chance to enhance educational research in culturally rich contexts!
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I am interested in this study. I also saw a magazine on YouTube that does something similar. I think we should watch the short Black History Month video, comment on it, and share it massively. This way, we will find more collaborators, even from outside ResearchGate. The magazine can also sponsor us. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZoFUX6kjrU
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Can the temporal changes and trends of precipitation and temperature in the western region of Amhara, Ethiopia be analyzed synoptically? Aren't the changes in rainfall and temperature due to successive droughts? What is the role of monsoons in the Indian Ocean in this region of the Horn of Africa?
Over Western Amhara, Ethiopia. 75 meteorological stations of daily rainfall and 49 stations of daily maximum and minimum temperature were collected from 1989 to 2018 from West Amhara Meteorological Service Center. Then, after quality control, the daily data were arranged in a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet and analyzed using statistical analysis software. (XLSTAT), Arc GIS 10.3 software and R program. The results showed that Western Amhara receives the highest rainfall in the country. Bega, Belg and Kiremt receive 100-300mm, 120-350mm, 800-1600mm and 1100-2000mm respectively. The particle for the direct object statistics shows that the maximum and minimum temperature of the region increased by 0.0905°C and 0.0886°C. respectively. Similarly, rainfall trends increased slightly during Belg, Kermat and Annual seasons, but not during Bega season, rainfall variability was high, with coefficient of variation (CV = 48.42% and CV = 37.2%) in Bega and according to Belgian seasons, but the rainfall variability in Kermet was average and annual (CV = 29.02% and CV = 27.79%). Also, the results showed that the Avi zone has the best distribution of rainfall, which is mostly more than 1600 mm. Some points of this area. Like Anjibara and Tilili, it received more than 2200 mm of rainfall in the west of Gandhar.This study was carried out in the west of Amhara and 9°80 to 14°N. and the Tigray in the north. It comprises a chain of plateaus ranging from less than 700 meters above sea level to 4,620 meters at Ras Dashen, Ethiopia's highest peak, as well as plains, midlands and highlands, mountains and rugged terrain. Influenced by several variables, including its varied topographical features, Tai states that the climate of the Amhara region can be divided into three categories based on altitude: the Kola (warm zone) below 1,500 square meters, which accounts for 31% of the area; to give Woyina Dega (warm zone) between 1500 and 2500 square meters, which accounts for 44% of the area. and dega (cold zone) between 2,500 and 4,620 square meters, which constitutes 25% of the area. The average annual temperature in the region is between 15 and 21 °C, although it reaches 27 °C in the valleys and marginal areas.
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Calculation of decline of planet Earth, all voice graphs do not present the annual decline data... they are all incorrect.
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Industry 4.0 and Online work Challenges and Opportunities on Workers
Dear Respondents,
Thank you for participating in this important research study on Industry 4.0 and online work in Sub-Saharan Africa, with a specific focus on Ethiopia. Your insights and experiences are invaluable as we explore the opportunities and challenges faced by workers in this rapidly evolving landscape.
This research is part of a broader initiative investigating the implications of technological advancements, such as automation, artificial intelligence, and digital platforms, on the nature of work and labor conditions in the Sub-Saharan African region. As many countries in this region undergo a digital transformation, it is crucial to understand how these changes are impacting workers, particularly in terms of worker mobilization, job quality, and overall labor conditions.
The survey you are about to complete will cover the following key areas:
I aim to understand the extent to which technologies such as robotics, the Internet of Things, and data analytics have been integrated into your workplace or industry.
I will explore your perceptions of the impacts, both positive and negative, that these technologies have had on your work and employment.
I am interested in learning about your experiences with online work, freelancing, or gig work through digital platforms. This includes understanding the opportunities and challenges you have faced in terms of income, job security, work-life balance, and access to social protections.
I will examine the existing policies, laws, and regulations that govern labor practices and worker protections in Ethiopia, particularly in relation to technological advancements and the changing nature of work. I aim to identify areas where policy interventions or reforms may be needed to ensure the well-being and rights of workers are upheld.
Your responses to this survey will be kept strictly confidential, and the data will be used solely for research purposes. No individual respondent information will be shared or published.
I understand that some of the questions may be sensitive or personal in nature. Please feel free to skip any questions that you are not comfortable answering. Your participation is voluntary, and you can withdraw from the survey at any time.
By sharing your experiences and perspectives, you have the opportunity to contribute to the development of policies, programs, and initiatives that can help shape a more equitable and sustainable future of work in Ethiopia and the broader Sub-Saharan African region.
Thank you again for your time and valuable input.
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I am working on my dissertation on Analysis of rural transformation in Ethiopia: Extent, effect and challenges. I want to review theoretical and conceptual framework that can guide my study.
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Hello Mr Tesfaye Belachew Bardilo.
Please find somme informations in hour paper below.
If you need aditionals informations, please conact me by e-mail.
Matthieu Kanyama Kongolo, Ammar HIDOURI, Rahmani Rami, Samir AYDI, Nejib Ben Jamaa, Amsini SADIKI. ’’Comparison of drying process of plantain bananas under natural sunny and confined oven environments: Experiments and Assessment of Mathematical Models”, Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utlization, and Environmental effect, Vol. 46, n°1, 315 -355. 27 juillet 2023. https://doi.org/10.1080/15567036.2023.2283142.
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I just finished writing an article on cloud computing and healthcare services in Africa. A case study on Ethiopia. How can I publish it on Research Gate?
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Negussie T., Ph.D.
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ResearchGate provides a platform for researchers to share their work and connect with colleagues worldwide. Here's how you can publish your article on cloud computing and healthcare services in Africa with a focus on Ethiopia:
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By publishing your research on ResearchGate and exploring other publication avenues, you can increase the visibility and impact of your work on cloud computing and healthcare services in Africa, contributing valuable knowledge to the field.
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For instance, if Mr. "Y" has a limb impairment [physical] and categorises a person as having a physical disability, is there any standard procedure or tool to certify a disability in Ethiopia?
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That should be social health problem however of direct accountability by the Ministry of social affairs, Census & Planning....
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Hello, I am Simone from MU, Ethiopia. My question is concerned to publication, shall I publish full of paper and acceptable in all competition?
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I would like to ask about the publication, Can I do full paper or pages?
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Hello Researchers, can someone share with me any leads to getting data on Unemployment and FDI on Ethiopian economy between 1980 and 2000, i could not find it on major data banks (IMF and World Bank)
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I am using ArcMap 10.3 for making a map of study locations for researches I conducted. I recently wanted to add the agro-ecological zonation of the locations on the map, but I can not able to do so because this item is not found in the shapefile I do have. I would be grateful if somebody can share with me his skill in how it is processed.
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Hi Cédric, thanks for sharing us the link. Could you please send me a link that indicates the descriptions of each class in the agroecological zones.
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I am in need of climate change impact on water resource in Ethiopia research recently published on prestigious Journal???
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Findings of his research [1] "Three Gorges Dam: friend or foe of riverine greenhouse gases?" put into question some prejudices and should imply further deepening of the scientific community knowledge. "These findings suggest that ‘large-dam effects’ are far beyond our previous understanding spatiotemporally, which highlights the fundamental importance of whole-system budgeting of GHGs under the profound impacts of huge dams". The question remains what comprehensive environmental impacts of such huge changes of hydrologic systems on all the components of the earth system as well as on associated modification of population activities (agriculture, industries, production...)? Then what would be the impacts of these changes on the different budgets of GHE, water cycle, and other exchanges at the interfaces of the earth system?
[1] Ni, J., Wang, H., Ma, T., Huang, R., Ciais, P., Li, Z., ... & Borthwick, A. G. (2022). Three Gorges Dam: friend or foe of riverine greenhouse gases?. National Science Review, 9(6), nwac013: Available on:
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Our research article Title: Assessing Impact of Climate Variability and Change on Maize Yield in Gamo Zone, Southern Ethiopia: A Modelling Perspective. Authors Gizachew Kassa, Manyazwal Getachew, and Anirudh Bhowmick
appears in your web site. Please remove it. It creating hindrance in publication.
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I did not put it on my ResearchGate pages. But ResearchGate does sometimes put relevent papers for a certain topic as an annex to one of my papers.
Please ask ReserachGate to remove it if it is hindering you.
Best regards and success,
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I have a background in Forestry and business administration and this day I believe we could improve the climate by making a forestry a attractive business that could create jobs and a wealth for poor countries like Ethiopia. I want to proceed my research that could be a start up to idea to persuade the different stakeholders in the sector. Is there any body have a work and interest in this field (Forest business management, forest product marketing).
Regards,
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You see a lot of projects starting with this. For example take a look at carbify.io, they are planting trees but creating a business model out of it. Focus on Social Impact, Food Security and reforestation.
Always happy to exchange thoughts with you.
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Hello all,
I am a microbiologist and assistant researcher from Ethiopia. I want to write a review paper related to infectious diseases in Ethiopia. Can anyone suggest me a research topic? I will write the paper as much as possible and include you in it. please send me a message
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Bezalem Tesfaye
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Nice to meet you. I'm an editor of journal Infectious Diseases Research (ISSN 2703-4631). Infectious Diseases Research is an international peer-reviewed, open-access journal. It mainly reports on infectious diseases, infection-related diseases (such as infection-related tumors and autoimmune diseases), and new progress in microecological research.
In 2021, The published paper was from India, USA, Turkey, Iran, Malaysia, London, Nigeria, Libya, et al. Is it possible for you to contribute your unpublished work to our journal? Our journal has a short review cycle. You can submit case report, original research, mini review or any other article type of your interest. In 2022, all accepted papers will be published free-of-charge.
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Awaiting your positive response.
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Hi colleagues.
Some educational research projects require collaboration between academic colleagues in Sudan and Ethiopia. So, anyone who is interested to devote time to this kind of research project may notify me as soon as possible.
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Solomon, Ethiopia
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I'm from Ethiopia if you want to collaborate with .....
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There is wide Research and Managment gap of serious insect pests on various indigenous and or invasive tree species including eucalyptus in the country
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I think you can, maybe if it's just for the thesis the research scope is about identification and distribution. Then for the dissertation, it's better to discuss the typical pests on the tree. Maybe anatomically or genetically
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Can I ​ ​get ​updated ​allometric models developed for Ethiopia to estimate above-ground and below-ground biomass?
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Usually I consult GlobAllomeTree (http://www.globallometree.org/) which is an open source database - you just need to create a free account.
You could download the raw data and then filter for Ethiopia.
Attached the complete list of allometric equations for estimating biomass (mainly AGB) of different tree species in Ethiopia.
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I was gathering data about Arsi University Bekoji campus, and I observed something about the city planning. On the right side of the google image (in 2019), you can see the new urban development, and on the left side, what is most probably agricultural villages and Greenfield. The new urban development follows one of the typical city plannings I have seen all over Ethiopia, which follows a grid pattern to arrange the urban blocks and in contrast, the Greenfield has its own block pattern, which I think is the result of the social, cultural, and historical way of arranging plot of lands. It shows the trails of what is left of the ‘traditional planning.’ My whole point here is, why don’t the city planners appreciate and try to incorporate the traditional/ unexplored knowledge into the planning. That way, each city can have a unique experience and preserve the inhabitants’ lifestyle. Of course, my assumptions might be wrong, so if you are from, visited, or lived in Arisi, I would like to know what you think? Or let me know what you think about the planning ? About Arsi: Location: Bekoji, Arsi zone, Oromia region, Ethiopia Population as of 2015: 181, 906 Built-up area: 0.76 sq. km google map: https://lnkd.in/g74-VAm5 #arsi #bekoji #arsiuniversity #agriculturalvillages #savetraditionalplannings
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Some 40 years ago I worked with multi-disciplinary teams from various European consultants on town and area development plans. My impression now is that we were exporting skills which perhaps did not include any awareness of local / traditional development concepts. I would be interested to know if anyone has a set up a library of examples from different countries and cultures.
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I found a research topic on knowledge sharing using social capital on Bank Y in USA. Can I do the same research topic - knowledge sharing using social capital in Bank X in Ethiopia. The two banks are different in level of technology use, appreciation of knowledge sharing, the business context economic development, etc. Can this research be publishable to a journal article as original work?
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Adaptation is a natural dimension of research. Definitely you can explore the usability of an already existing method with different condition and observe what can emerge. But you can not report this paper as a methodology contribution, rather you can claim you contribution as survey saying that you have surveyed an existing method with different context. The method is not the scientific condition you are making, rather you can claim the context or empirical testbed you are offering is your contribution.
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Is there anybody suggest or describe this maize disease (cause) or Deficiency of minerals? This days common on some maize farmers in Ethiopia.
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Zinc deficiency photo University of Nebraska on maize.
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I want to analyze an interrupted time series analysis to see the change of service coverage and other health impacts like maternal and child death due to the war in Tigray, Ethiopia. How can I do this? is there anyone who can help me by sending a good reference material? is there anyone interesting to be co-authored with me?
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Dear Merhawi Gebremedhin,
You may apply non-linear cointegration tests to capture possible regime shift and non-linear autoregressive distributed lag (NARDL) techniques.
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A Researcher is conducting their research at different level maybe on less important plant diseases, any one who can tell me the most important pathogens of any crop in Ethiopia: Preferably on Economically important crop?
List them minimum: 1-5
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I am expecting answers from Ethiopian Researchers working on the areas of Plant Pathology/Protection.
1. Late blight
2. Fusarium Wilt
3. Anthracnose
4. Bacterial wilt
5. Rust
I am expecting such answers, Unless we specify economically important plant diseases at Genera level, we may be out of direction. I am not specifying the disease on single crop., i. e Anthracnose is very important on several fruits, beans....
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i am working on my doctoral dissertation on work-family balance of working women in Ethiopia. and then i could not access the full version of Valcour's scale for work-family balance. so that i will have detailed information about the scoring and other procedures of using the scale.
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Dear,
Ionly got the article.
Good luck for you
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Determinants of Decision to Use Herbicides by Smallholder
Farmers: The Case of Dale Sadi District Kelem Wolega Zone,
Oromia, Ethiopia
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Research has been performed on the history of coffee (plantation, trade, consumption) in modern times, but little seems available with regards prehistoric times. I am aware of just one paper by Hilderbrand, et al. (2010) - https://www.jstor.org/stable/40930991 - which mentions two partial seeds of Coffea arabica found at Kumali rockshelter in southwest Ethiopia in layers dated after 1740 BP.
Is there any other research available?
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Article The origin of cultivated Coffea arabica L. varieties reveale...
Article Unveiling a unique genetic diversity of cultivated Coffea ar...
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- There is a fast-paced land-use change (urbanization) in one of the sub-watersheds (dominantly agricultural watershed) of the upper Blue Nile basin.
- There is both residential and industrial expansion that may have an impact on the riverine regime of the catchment including water quality.
- There is also currently an effort being made by the local sector to regulate the water flow (mainly the flood during the main rainy season) for irrigation purposes to enhance the agricultural productivity in that area.
- Hence, it calls to research the WFE nexus to come up with a better synergy between the health of the ecosystem and development.
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Asim Zia in Vermont https://www.uvm.edu/~azia/ has contributed extensively to this topic and also look for his more recent publications.
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Dear colleagues,
Actually, I have two files with two different resolutions and I am looking for a code (Python, Matlab, R) to estimate the correlation coefficient, Bias and statistical indices between a specific point and its nearest point in the other file. I will be thankful for any help.
Thanks in advance
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The internet should have a lot of such codes.
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Dear colleagues,
Actually, I am looking such discharge data for any stations in Sobat river basin and the White Nile basin, as well.
I will be thankful if someone can share it with me.
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Early civilisations, including Ethiopia, have been found in sub-Saharan Africa but dating back to early Christian times. I suspect little money and effort has been expended to find more within homo sapiens original home, certainly compared to the money spent on the search for ancient human fossils.
Simple assumptions, prejudice or the need to redefine civilisation? While the previous term is employed for settlements or cities, these are further defined as ones of stone or brick. Usually, they exhibited the same structural or design qualities with large central buildings and defined areas of settlement based on class.
In Central Asia at the time of the early great Sumerian cities like Uruk, a huge Kurgan complex of tents existed. Archaeologists and historians do not of course refer to it as a civilisation, at least in the same way they reference Sumeria.
If some attempt is made, will we find huge settlements of mud huts covering wide areas throughout the region? Will we also discover writing?
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That greater movement occurred is probably the case. The Sumerians (early Uruk), expanding their mercantile territory certainly got into Anatolia and Egypt.
Of course, civilisation was not only made of stone.
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My post today is directed to registered nurses from Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa.
I am interested in collecting research data from the African countries listed above. Thus, I would like to collaborate with one nurse from each of these countries. The nurse will be responsible for coordinating the data collection in the country and all the logistics related to that country. In return, the nurse will get more research experience and payment or research experience and co-authorship in the resulting publications.
The population will be women who have undergone mastectomy and those who are scheduled to undergo mastectomy. This means that you must be working in a healthcare facility that offers such surgical services.
Please send a direct message to my inbox if you are interested. We will discuss the details of the study if you are ready, willing, and eligible.
Please share with your contacts.
Thank you!
#ethiopia #kenya #Ghana #SouthAfrica #nursingresearch #collaboration #datacollection #nursing
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Why do you think is the reason that the American government interference with the inhouse affairs of independent countries such as Ethiopia?
I see repeated interferences from the side of America with the different cases of independent countries such as Ethiopia. Is it really viable to do so? Is there a viable reason for Americans to do so? Is that not unethical to interfere with matters of independent nations?
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Dear Hermann Gruenwald, thank you for sharing your high level thoughts regarding my earlier concern.
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My name is Rabira Etafa from Ethiopia. I'm graduate from Addis Ababa University by Electrical Control Engineering and I want to publish my M.sc thesis. Please any help?
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You mean want to convert into publication or what? if publishing on format thesis just keep it repository campus of yours.
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I couldn't know how to cite the above mentioned paper where I m co-author. Would you help me please?
Replacement Value of Sugarcane Tops for Natural Pasture hay in the Basal Diets of Fattening Fogera Bull-calves at Andassa Livestock Research Center
Beyadglign Hunegnaw1 , Misganaw Walie1 , Tekaba Eshetie2, Mekonnen Tilahun1 , Tesfaye Alemu3 , Yhones Amsalu1, Lissanework Mola1, and Yeshiwas Tilahun1
1 Andassa Livestock Research Center, P.O.box 27, Bahir Dar, Ethiopia
2 Ethiopian Meat and Dairy Development Institute, Debrezeit, Ethiopia
3 Adami Tulu Agriculturlal Research Center, Adama, Ethiopia
Corresponding author: E-mail: beyadglignh07@gmail.com
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B Hunegnaw, M Walie, T Eshetie, M Tilahun, T Alemu, Y Amsalu, L Mola1, Y Tilahun, 2021. Replacement Value of Sugarcane Tops for Natural Pasture hay in the Basal Diets of Fattening Fogera Bull-calves at Andassa Livestock Research Center. Journal Name, Volume (Issue): pages. DOI:
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I found this policy recommendation, ''In order to avoid slum expansion, the urban land laws have to be revised and the land ownership right has to be partially transferred to individuals. Currently, illegal selling of land is rampant as the landholders afraid the government will take the land anytime, against their will. This has created illegal land grabbing, slum expansion, pollution, and loss of agricultural capacity. Therefore, legalizing land sales, controlling the process, and preparation proper land-use plans will eliminate the problem from the root. The government will also collect tax from the sale. It will also support the landholder to use their land as collateral for a construction loan for the building project. However, as land is the main source of income for the government, transferring fully might affect the financial and decision-making capacity of the government. Therefore, I recommend partially transferring the land resource to individuals. The amount of land to be owned by individuals can be regulated by law so that a fair amount of land can be distributed to citizens''.
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The reason that the quality of slums is so abysmal is that many slums are created by squatters. They have no property rights, so they cannot have confidence that their slums will be protected. They need property rights, either Torrens or title insurance.
The reason that some owners cannot able to service their (mortgage) loans is that the price is not sufficiently low for those people to be owners. So why can't they acquire lower quality or smaller sized homes? The answer is that these homes are not allowed by building or housing codes. So when these lesser homes come into existence, they are outside the realm of government approved housing.
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The lucust swarm has come so destructive in East Africa; Ethiopia. We want help and information or advise the simplest ways of control!? Everybody is running for control of this pest. But, who can help me contribute better in this management/control activity? We also need international support.
Thank you!
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Dear all members of the RG,
My interest here is to have detailed information about the vacciine which is started to distribute in Ethiopia a few days ago. Of course, the ministry of health report on the number of individual infected with the virus is large. But, how can I know the side-effects of the vaccine? Is there anyone who took the vaccine?
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am currently working on the influence of Fascist architecture and planning on Ethiopian architecture and planning (post-occupation architecture). How do you think the occupation has influenced Ethiopia on reconstructing Addis Ababa or other cities? How was the Fascist architecture in Ethiopia different from those in Italy?
What do you think?
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I think the following two papers will help you understand the subject relationship and influence:
Gondar: Architecture and Urbanism for Italy's Fascist Empire
‏D Rifkind - Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, 2011‏ - online.ucpress.edu‏ Fascist Colonialism: The Archaeology of Italian Outposts in Western Ethiopia (1936–41)
‏A González-Ruibal - International Journal of Historical Archaeology, 2010‏ - Springer‏
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The tigray conflict is an ongoing armed conflict that began in november 2020 in the tigray region of ethiopia, between two sides: the tigray regional government that is led by the tigray people's liberation front (tplf); and forces supporting ethiopian prime minister abiy ahmed, with the latter also receiving support from president isaias afwerki's eritrean forces. is this ethonalistic conflict began before as as political historical as search for self identity soverenity.
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When inside of the the ethnic group are divided on their philosophy and they are not fit each other in terms of ideias. Most of the conflit between the ethnic group it is from when one of them imposed their force against another, and the second should react or make resistence against it.
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I have done a research paper for the partial fulfillment of my MA program at Bahir dar university "The nexus between ethnic federalism and ethnic conflicts in Ethiopia. the case of Meskan and Mareko in SNNPR state, Ethiopia."
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Here in the link you can find some useful information with regard to your inquiry
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In Ethiopia, scarcity of potable water is becoming serious urban/towns problem.
hence, identifying potential areas/sources is important.
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Ground water level measurements can be made with many types of instruments.
Steel tape is the most accurate method for taking water level reading.
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Dear all, I want to assess the desertification sensetivity area in Ethiopia using MEDALUS (Mediterranean Desertification and Land Use). Can I use the model for Ethiopia?
Thank you in advance
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Dear Alemsha,
The MEDALUS formula can be applied anywhere in the world because it is based on indicators of climate, soil, vegetation, and management quality.
This research may be useful to you:
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Dear colleague, Electric vehicles in today's world are leading with special controlling mechanism which are easily operated for every one. Even-though, they are vital and they do have better control mechanism still in our country Ethiopia there is shortage of electric vehicles. Therefore , what are the challenges in Electric vehicles to implement in Ethiopia for mass production?
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Hagos Abay As you know, one of the challenges is electricity supply. There are options for electric Bajaj and vehicles, but this would significantly increase demand on an already constrained and inconsistent electricity grid. The is one of the reasons for the government's effort to increase electricity supply. This presents a significant barrier mass adoption at this time, but hopefully will be alleviated as major hydroelectric dam projects add capacity.
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In 2019, the World Bank conducted research on the public service organizations in Ethiopia and found that there is a problem in service delivery by the government institutions. In this respect, improving the performance of a pubic institution is strategic and relevant. So, we need collaboration to work with international universities on the issue.
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Contact me in this regard
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Dear researcher (especially in Ethiopia). I need a picture of Begait cow from side. I will use this picture to make body measurements scheme for my article. Thanks.
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I am compiling a disaster risk profile of Ethiopia and would like to add some basic indicators.
But I have found plenty of sources from the internet which show conflicting data.
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Hello Samuel Befekadu Getu There are a few different sources for Ethiopian population data. As you noted, they are not the same. One of the main reasons for the differences is that a census has not been conducted in Ethiopia since 2007, and population data since then is based on projections.
An important source is the CSA, a government body providing official statistics as per the Government of Ethiopia: http://www.csa.gov.et/index.php You will find the census and projections on that website.
Another option is using UNFPA: https://www.unfpa.org/data/world-population/ET
For additional data, the World Bank Data Bank is quite useful: https://data.worldbank.org/country/ethiopia
Another good place for data is UNDP: http://hdr.undp.org/en/countries/profiles/ETH
In general, you should seek primary data or analyses using primary data in their projections (as opposed to secondary sources). If you wish to understand why data differs, that is a different, largely political and methodological question.
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I collected the insect from Ethiopia. May anyone help me give expertise advice to which genus/species this wasp belong?
Abraham
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Dear Abraham,
There are different kinds of Several methods are commonly used to collect these wasp collecting Technics like light trap, pheromone trap, fermented preparation chemical trap. So, please try these kinds of collection systems.
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I am planning to conduct a study on crop yield at parcel level in Ethiopia. I want to use artificial neural nets to estimate crop yield from satellite imagery.I want to know:
1. High resolution satellite imagery I should use.
2. The type of artificial neural nets structure good for the task.
3. The period good for the study (after summer?)
4. Is NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index) closely related to yield?
5. Are there alternative methods to field data collection for crop yield in training?
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You can have a look at this article. It has useful information for your research direction.
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Dear all,
for my master thesis I'm looking for accessible data sets on monthly precipitation in Ethiopia. Any hints would be much appreciated.
Johanna
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anyone who had a tool to assess the above-proposed project please help us?
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A questionnaire design will give you an idea about the condition in that place.
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Dear colleagues,
I am looking for observed water balance data for Roseires and Merowe dams during the period 2008 to 2012. I will appreciate for any help.
Thanks in advance
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Hello All,
I'm planning to Use a Multiple Cause Multiple Indicator Model in my study of Urban Informal Economy Employment of Ethiopia. To this end, what special considerations does this model have that I must aware of like the assumptions, data requirement, sample size, etc.?
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Lead is most dangerous to children, especially those under six. According to CDC nearly one half of a million children living in the United States have levels of lead in their blood that exceed ten micrograms of lead per deciliter of blood, a level at which adverse health effects are known to occur. Lead poisoning can affect virtually every body system; it can damage a child’s central nervous system, kidneys, and reproductive system. Why lead is most dangerous to children? and how can we prevent it?
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The growing bodies of children absorb more lead. At high levels of exposure, lead attacks the brain and central nervous system to cause coma, convulsions and even death. Children who survive severe lead poisoning may be left with mental retardation and behavioural disorders.
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👥Have you ever encountered with an issue with your kids or family at large? 👩‍👩‍👧‍👧
I have the following house rules for my family:
💚Help each other
💚Always tell the truth
💚Share
💚Do your best
💚Be thankful
💚Dream big and
💚Hug often. They work very well for my house. I am always trying to make my house a better version of family today than yesterday. With that said, what are your house rules you can proudly share with me???
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Obedience and politeness to all
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I want to see how GDP growth rate is associated with the growth rate of household consumption. Indirectly if there is an estimate how a % change in GDP growth rate contribute to a % change in household consumption in Ethiopia, if not any other developing country experience.
I really appreciate for your contribution.
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This is a noteworthy discussion, Professor Kidanemariam Gebregziabher Gebrehiwot . As mentioned by Hubermane Ciguino, the correlation between GDP per capita and household consumption can be depicted by the national income identity. Moreover, I absolutely agree with Professor Akhmad Solikin, the national income identity shows that GDP is the response variable while consumption is the explanatory one.
I would like to contribute to this discussion by pointing out that the national income identity is undoubtedly complex. Investment is a function of saving. Besides, saving is negatively impacted by consumption as income equals consumption plus saving (Y = C + S). Into the bargain, as income rises, marginal propensity to consume falls while marginal propensity to save increases. Furthermore, government spending is a function of tax. Also, tax revenue, particularly from value added tax or sales tax is determined by consumption. Yet, consumption is affected by income tax. And lastly, import is impacted by consumption as well. In a nutshell, the explanatory variables indicate multicollinearity.
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A capital city of Ethiopia having around 6million people.
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Hello, Mr Holbert and Mr Steven has spoken so well. Just like Mr Steven said, you need to concentrate on a specific task. First define whether it is macroscopic traffic condition or microscopic traffic condition.
Let's say you are going for microscopic, the data you need will vary from that of the macroscopic. You will need data like
1. Hourly traffic volumes(you can obtain this by counting, from the state transport ministry or by prognosis.
2. You need the geometric parameters of the intersections you want to analyse(on this note I would advise you deal on only major intersections, maybe the ones with the most traffic congestion)
3. The analysis itself with softwares or by hand.
On the other hand, if it is the macroscopic traffic condition you want to study, then you need the
1. Land use data (this will help in the trip origin and destination and zones)
2. The OD pairs
3. Geometry of links, stops, etc.
It is also worthwhile to note that you should make up your mind on whether you are focusing on private transport or PuT as the approaches may differ
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I am a PhD student in Hydrology and water resources management. I am planning to conduct my research on WEF nexus in selected basin in Ethiopia. I am looking for appropriate approaches to follow and adopted tools (models) to use at Ethiopian context.
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Conducting literature review and compiling or considering available information by basin, nationally and even sometimes within same physiographic areas in adjacent countries, various remote sensing data, rain, stream, climate, soil, geology, crops, land use and cover types, groundwater, irrigation, hydrologic boundary data. Then considering the resources available and your time, interests, develop a plan or proposal for review by your advisors. They will probably support a proposal that addresses the issues, is not a repeat of other work, and is doable within the time typically allowed. You may need to confine it to selected areas or hydrologic units if it becomes too much. Selected plots or catchments can sometimes be helpful if the national or basin scales end up in mass number crunching, but little real ability to speak to specific soil, crop, water issues desired.
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A few months ago there was a chikungunya outbreak in some parts of Ethiopia. Chikungunya is one of the mosquito transmissible viral infections.
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For full answers to your questions please refer to WHO with the link below
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I am doing climate zoning of Ethiopia for building regulation and I am in need of a meteorological record of the number of clear days. is there any site that could provide such data?
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You may check the below link for the related data source http://iridl.ldeo.columbia.edu/SOURCES/.NOAA/.NCEP/.CPC/.GLOBAL/.STATION.cuf/
Link provides data for more than 10,000 stations. You may check it for your own interest.
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Hello pro. I am zerihun from Ethiopia (Addis Ababa University), microbial ecologist. h
I have question, is there any means to sequence plant associated plant growth promoting bacteria and fungal isolates in your laboratory? as collaborative work.
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thank you for your prompt response. i need your help the way on microbial genome analysis out of your university
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these strategies have been addressed for about two decades in Ethiopia but the results received from all these attempts are very discouraging. Some Ethiopian scholars have been doing research on the possible reasons behind the problem and suggested solutions accordingly. In spite of all these attempts, we failed to get a viable solution to the existing problem. So, the problem still exists in its exaggerated form. Is there anyone who can advise me about the possible solutions that could boost-up the effective implementation of the two strategies in the Ethiopian context as a developing nation, please?
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Thank you all academic colleagues for taking your precious time and provided me some valuable ways forward.
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Countries like Ethiopia has developed malaria elimination program. But, I am not sure how this program is implemented .
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Please go through the following RG link.
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Glucose 6 phospho-dehydrogenase deficiency predisposes malaria patients receiving drugs like primaquine to develop hemolytic anemia.
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The results of some support the limited historical evidence of low G6PD deficiency prevalence in Ethiopia. The A376G (A)mutation observed is a mild deficiency causing around 85% of thenormal enzymatic activity with little clinical significance. The more severe G6PD deficiencyallelic types, G202A (A-) and C563T (Mediterranean), common in Africa were not observed, supporting the safe use of primaquine especially the single low dose for falciparum in Ethiopia.
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  • In my life I have so many questions rotating in the mind. Some of them are getting answers. Some others are without any valid answers. Always I ask my self some interesting extra-ordinary questions. This questions may be the key to the existence of life. I am not sure the purpose of living on Earth. I don't know whether the Earth by itself created on purpose. We have our own purpose. For that particular purpose we are rushing fast to accomplish it within a given time that is our age. Age is one of the limiting factor that stops humans from continuity. As an animal production expert I have so many ideas filling my mind. Some of them are research topics, but there are so many problems limiting my progress. In Ethiopia, there are nutshell of solutions, particularly in pastoral and ago-pastoral areas of Ethiopia.
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  • There are different sources of energy. Energy is neither created nor destroyed it will transform from one state to the other. One of the source of energy is chemical energy. Our body is a chemical machine. Due to our sophisticated brain we are not electronics but assume as we are biological machine. The other source of energy is mechanical energy. In this case our body to move from one place to another it needs something that makes it to move that is mechanical energy. Our nerve system on the other hand function with the help of hormonal (chemical) and electrical signal. So I think you are saying this energy.
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I would like to take training in your project even if our country of Ethiopia Aquaculture is infant ,there is a student that take this department.So I am voulenter to participate on your project.
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In India Some Government Institutes and , in Andhra Pradesh, in SIFT, kakinada, both long term and short term training are available
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Dears,
I am involved with a study related with:
*"Tourism supply chain management" and
*"Tourism value chain management"
Hence,
I am looking for inputs from the academic community related with objectives to be addressed and the suitable methodologies to be followed.
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I am Demissie from Ethiopia working as a researcher and lecturer at Hawassa university.And i have an interest to continue my PhD related to this issue, if you have plan to supervise a PHD student,please share the information in your project or others.
Thankyou for your positive response
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We have completed the project
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Do you have experience using GPS trackers in rural Ethiopia? If so:
Any reliability issues in rural areas (any challenged experienced)?
How accurate are the data points (if sites are near to one another, such as a cluster of households)?
Any specific models of GPS tracking tools (handheld devices) that you recommend (that have worked)?
Thank you.
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Hilmar Schmundt Are you asking in general, or specifically to Ethiopia?
If you are interested in some innovative uses from Ethiopia Jan Nyssen has done some really interesting work. He may know of more tourist oriented work. Certainly for all the hiking routes in Ethiopia this would be a very useful tool.
Also in the north of Ethiopia, there are projects like this: https://www.arcgis.com/apps/MapJournal/index.html?appid=2c60060c153a4090b3460ae1f1949914
Appears there is one (small initiative) in Addis Ababa: https://www.gpsmycity.com/tours/north-of-addis-ababa-walking-tour-5228.html
To be honest, not my area of work, others may chime in and add.
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I thing there a lot of bacterial disease in Ethiopia, though some of them present and studied while others not studied, on the others there are bacterial disease not present in Ethiopia.
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Thank you for sharing experience and recommend me
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I want to involve in your yam project.
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Unfortunately the project cannot be extended to Ethiopia because it is specific to West Africa, Nigeria and Ghana in particular. However, the outcome of the project will be valuable to yam stakeholders anywhere in the tropics.
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I am looking for the latest geological map of Ethiopia. And, I hope some people may have it at hand. So, please share me if you don't mind! You can message me, if you don't want to share it on public.
Thanks in advance for your cooperation!
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Any one who can share me a book on tropical environment ?
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My interest was to compere a monopoly firm (only one DMU) with hypothetically maximum best possible frontier. so please do kind support.
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You can't do efficiency measures with single DMU rather you haven't time-series data for that particular DMU, efficiency itself a relative measure in which