Impact of rural water supply on women livelihood - Gebremeskel, Weredekal Atsbeha
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Potable rural water supply coverage in Ethiopia is very low specifically in the rural areas of the Tigray regional state. To address this problem both governments and non-government organizations have been involved in implementing different water supply interventions in many areas of the region. However, the impact of the rural water supply development on women livelihood is not well documented. This study aims at assessing the impact of rural water supply service towards the empowerment of women. A comparative analysis of realities before and after project intervention was employed to examine…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Potable rural water supply coverage in Ethiopia is very low specifically in the rural areas of the Tigray regional state. To address this problem both governments and non-government organizations have been involved in implementing different water supply interventions in many areas of the region. However, the impact of the rural water supply development on women livelihood is not well documented. This study aims at assessing the impact of rural water supply service towards the empowerment of women. A comparative analysis of realities before and after project intervention was employed to examine the impact of the rural water supply project on women livelihoods. To analyze data both descriptive statistics and bivariate correlation (t-test and Chi-square test) analysis were employed. Result of the study show that the water supply project has had significant positive impact on women livelihoods.
Autorenporträt
Weredekal is above 20 years experience in rural development programs and still serving people by working in local NGO and qualified Diploma in General Agriculture from Ambo Collage of Agricultural;Bachelor Degree in Soil and Water Conservation and MSc- in Rural Development from University Collage Cork, Ireland and Mekelle University, Ethiopia.