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Land degradation reduces agricultural output in Ethiopia's Gurage Zone

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 10
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What happened

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In the Gurage Zone of Ethiopia, land degradation is reducing agricultural output. Years of flooding have carved deep gullies through the land, leading to soil erosion. Drought has further contributed to the decline in production of crops such as barley and potatoes.

From wn.com

Why it matters

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The decline in crop yields in the Gurage Zone could lower local revenue and impact the national food supply of Ethiopia. The degradation affects the ability of farmers to produce surplus for market.

From wn.com

Who's involved

  • Gurage ZoneZone experiencing land degradation and reduced crop yields
  • EthiopiaCountry where the agricultural decline is occurring
  • Ministry of AgricultureGovernment organization related to agricultural productivity

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Gurage ZoneSpeculative

    Local revenue might be lowered due to reduced agricultural output.

  • EthiopiaSpeculative

    The national food supply and GDP could be reduced by lower agricultural output.

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