Role Pastoral Women in Income Generating Activities
. The role Of Pastoral Women in Income Generating Activities: The Case Shinile District Somali Region, Ethiopia | |
Table of the contents
1. Background of the study___________________________________ 3
2. Critical Review Methodologies _____________________________5
3. Objective of Research proposal____________________________9
4. Research Question ________________________________________10
5. Methodology Of Research ___________________________________10
6. Refferences________________________________________________13
7. Annex____________________________________________________14
1. Background of the Study
Ethiopia is a country covered by 60% in Pastoral areas and around 15% of the total population living in pastoral areas and also 95% of the total livestock population were living in pastoral areas. People living in pastoral areas have a limited access in to the human health, and education services, pastoral areas have very poor communications also lack the basic services in addition, the pastoral communities livelihoods are harshly endangered by livestock illness, drought and adverse conditions of trade (PICP, 2002).
Shinile Zone is located south eastern part of the Ethiopian countryamd one of the nine governmental zones of Somali Regional State. It occurs the northern part Somali of the Region, it borders with Somalia (Somaliland) on the southern, Djiboutiin the north eastern , Oromia and Dire dawa on the south Jijiga Zone on the southeast, and Afar Region on the west. The population of the zones livelihoods are mainly depends on livestock and livestock’s product. There is also a important quantity of trade activity and there is also a little amount of crop production in the southern part – in livestock and imported goods
The Pastoral population of the zone covers the largest area in shinile zone , which is the total population of zone is around 85% . In shinile district pastoral community is about
Table of the contents
1. Background of the study___________________________________ 3
2. Critical Review Methodologies _____________________________5
3. Objective of Research proposal____________________________9
4. Research Question ________________________________________10
5. Methodology Of Research ___________________________________10
6. Refferences________________________________________________13
7. Annex____________________________________________________14
1. Background of the Study
Ethiopia is a country covered by 60% in Pastoral areas and around 15% of the total population living in pastoral areas and also 95% of the total livestock population were living in pastoral areas. People living in pastoral areas have a limited access in to the human health, and education services, pastoral areas have very poor communications also lack the basic services in addition, the pastoral communities livelihoods are harshly endangered by livestock illness, drought and adverse conditions of trade (PICP, 2002).
Shinile Zone is located south eastern part of the Ethiopian countryamd one of the nine governmental zones of Somali Regional State. It occurs the northern part Somali of the Region, it borders with Somalia (Somaliland) on the southern, Djiboutiin the north eastern , Oromia and Dire dawa on the south Jijiga Zone on the southeast, and Afar Region on the west. The population of the zones livelihoods are mainly depends on livestock and livestock’s product. There is also a important quantity of trade activity and there is also a little amount of crop production in the southern part – in livestock and imported goods
The Pastoral population of the zone covers the largest area in shinile zone , which is the total population of zone is around 85% . In shinile district pastoral community is about