Assessing the uptake of Sustainable Land Management Towards Food and Tenure Security, South Wollo, Ethiopia
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Agricultural land is a scarce resource in Ethiopian highlands. Contrary to this fact, Its sustainability is highly threatened by many intertwined problems. Amongst are Tenure insecurity, land degradation, and food insecurity. These problems are the result of many interdependent environmental, social, institutional and economic factors. Comprising 16 woredas, Beshilo sub basin is found in Amhara regional state of Ethiopia. It is one of the sub-basins of the Blue Nile basin known for high prevalence of land degradation and food insecurity. In the sub-basin, a huge volume of soil, water, and forest resource will be degraded annually, resulting in soil nutrient depletion, poor agricultural productivity and thus food insecurity. Land tenure security is entirely hurdled by poor certification program, and it is now at a preliminary stage. The problems have exposed a large number of people to famine, migration, and destitution. Considering these deep-rooted problems, the Ethiopia government has intervened with the Sustainable Land Management (SLM) project to reduce the negative consequences of the above-mentioned problems. This research intends to study …
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