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Ethiopia experienced strong and broad based economic growth over the past decade. However, the nation is potentially among the countries most severely affected by climate and environmental degradation. To reverse the threats, massive public intervention is in operation using a national guideline known as Community Based Participatory Watershed Development, where its impact is yet to be measured. Thus, to assess the impact of the program, the study used both primary and secondary data sources. The descriptive statistics result shows that before matching there were difference between households…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Ethiopia experienced strong and broad based economic growth over the past decade. However, the nation is potentially among the countries most severely affected by climate and environmental degradation. To reverse the threats, massive public intervention is in operation using a national guideline known as Community Based Participatory Watershed Development, where its impact is yet to be measured. Thus, to assess the impact of the program, the study used both primary and secondary data sources. The descriptive statistics result shows that before matching there were difference between households in demographic and socio-economic characteristics. The logistic regression result shows that program participation status as well as value of crop production was significantly influenced by sex of the household, age, family size, farm size, perception of land degradation, and off/non farm income. Finally, using kernel matching, the estimated average treatment effect on treated proof that, onaverage, participation on the program had increased the value of crop production per households by 7,294.4 Birr (303.9 USD). The result is statistically significant at less than 1% probability level.
Autorenporträt
Mr. Melkamu Belina Negeri has M.Sc. degree in Agricultural Economics from Haramaya University, and B.A degree in Economics from Mekelle University. He has been working in the biggest micro finance institution in Ethiopia known as OCSSCO. Currently, he is lecturer of Economics at Wollega University, Department of Economics.