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Breaking the Cycle of Poverty in Ethiopia
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Communities in the highlands of Ethiopia face what seems to be a simple problem: not enough food.  Researchers working to increase food production in the region have discovered that it is not so straightforward, however.  Too small landholdings, poor agricultural practices, a lack of potable water, and other factors contribute to a vicious cycle of deteriorating health and environments and to increasing poverty.  Supported by Canada’s International Development Research Centre (IDRC), they have also identified ways in which farming families themselves can break out of this cycle.





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