August 24, 2026

August 7, 2026 | Jimma A mid-term evaluation of Ethiopia’s Bamboo Development Strategy and Action Plan highlights both significant strides in ecological restoration and persistent industrial hurdles on the road to 2030. Endorsed in 2019 by the Government of Ethiopia and the International Bamboo and Rattan Organisation (INBAR), the Ethiopian Bamboo Development Strategy and Action

Government leaders, forestry experts, environmental researchers, and international development partners gathered at the Nexus Hotel in Addis Ababa for a high-level consultation. Co-organized by the Ethiopian Forestry Development (EFD) and the Landscape Alliance (CIFOR & ICRAF in Action) through the EU-funded Knowledge for the Great Green Wall Action (K4GGWA) programme, the event focused on operationalizing

August 20,2026 (ENA_Monitoring) ****************®************** Ethiopia’s progress in expanding forest cover and its ongoing conservation efforts are vital not only for its own people but for the wider Horn of Africa, according to Live Jacob Sydness, Norway’s Climate Counsellor and Special Envoy for Climate and Forests. Speaking to ENA, Sydness said Ethiopia had achieved “massive” results

አዲስ አበባ፣ ነሐሴ 15፣ 2018 (ኤፍ ኤም ሲ) ****************®************** ዓለም በረጅም ዓመታት ዝግመተ ለውጥና ቁጥጥር ባጣ የሰው ልጅ እንቅስቃሴ ምክንያት የአረንጓዴነት ውበቷን እጥታለች። ለእርሻ፣ ለእንጨት ምርትና ለከተሞች መስፋፋት ሲባል የተካሄደው የደን ጭፍጨፋ የምድራችንን የተፈጥሮ ሚዛን በማዛባት አስቀድሞ የነበረውን የ57 በመቶ የደን ሽፋን ወደ 31 በመቶ ዝቅ አድርጎታል። እንደ ተባበሩት መንግሥታት የምግብና እርሻ ድርጅት (ፋኦ) መረጃ፥