Local Staff on the Project The project would not be able to move forward without the presence of our local staff members who play an active role in the field. The photo shows Mr. Darwit, a vehicle manager and driver, wiping down a project vehicle after a heavy rainfall. He […]
MNGD： Road in Ethiopia
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What it means for highway to be there When heading from the Addis Ababa Science and Technology University (AASTU) to the Adama Science and Technology University (ASTU), we use the highway. The green signs that come into our sights remind me of those in Japan. Three lanes of smooth asphalt […]
【Field report 017】 A hundred of cows which the project members encountered on the way to Jinka, South Omo Zone. There are several ethnic groups of pastoralists who keep cattle, sheep or goats. They do grazing every day and, occasionally, use traffic roads. When a road is packed with cattle […]
【Field report 014】 Ethiopian natural feature is mountainous. When you move from one town to another, you can often find huge rocks crop out from the window of the vehicle. On the surface of the rocks, there are sheeting cracks, which tell us its weathering of years and years. ＊You […]
【Field report 011】 An elderly weaver on the street in a mountain. He was weaving local cotton by hand. ＊You can find the article archived here.
【Field report 002】 “The Irreecha festival” of Oromo people was held in Addis Ababa. There was a huge traffic jam with roadblocks and checkpoints for safety. We saw many Oromo colored flags outside the car window. […]
【Field report 001】 The horse is one of the important means of transportation. ＊You can find the article archived here.