Dessalegn Molla

Bahir Dar University, Rural Development, Faculty Member

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Women's Social Networks in Resettlement areas: the Case of Metema Resettlement Site, Ethiopia

Promoting the Social Priorities of NEPAD: …

Migration in support of two social policy objectives of NE-PAD -gender equality and human develop... more Migration in support of two social policy objectives of NE-PAD -gender equality and human development. The paper concludes that since migration is by nature international, there is urgent need to build the capacity of RECs to address migration issues at sub-regional and regional levels. This requires building up of databases on migration, harmonization of migration policies and building capacity to integrate migration into development policy frameworks, including the Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers (PRSPs).

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Analyzing Multi-Stakeholder Interaction in Common Pool Resources Governance: The Case of Lake Tana watershed, Ethiopia.

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Common Pool Resources (CPRs) use, management and governance typically deal with conflicting inter... more Common Pool Resources (CPRs) use, management and governance typically deal with conflicting interests of various stakeholders since they use the same resources for different purposes. It is therefore important to understand the different perspectives of the actors involved. In order to better understand multiple users' strategies and interaction in CPRs settings, stakeholder analysis is used to analyze and describe actions of stakeholders, their interest in and influence over the CPRs particularly, fish & wetlands management and governance system. Data for this study was drawn mainly from a stakeholder Identification and analysis workshop held on February 27-28, 2011, in which multi-disciplinary experts representing different institutions and/or organizations were the participants. In addition, Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) methods such as, in-depth key informant interview, series of focus group discussion with community members selected from more than 9 districts and 35 Peasant Associations (PAs) and a documentary analysis were employed. In this paper we analyzed the mandate/interest value and the power/influence level of multiple stakeholders that have a direct or indirect impact on the use, management and governance of common Pool Resource with a particular emphasis on fish and wetlands resources in Lake Tana Watershed.

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