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    THE AFRICAN UNION APPROACH FOR PEACE SETTLEMENT: THE CASE OF CONFLICT BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF ETHIOPIA AND THE TIGRAY PEOPLE’S LIBERATION FRONT
    (WOLKITE UNIVERSITY, 2023-11) TADEWOS KOCHITO MAREKO
    This study is intended to investigate the African Union's approach to peace settlement in the case of conflict between the government of the federal democratic republic of Ethiopia and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front. To achieve this, the study examined the African Union's efforts, achievements, and challenges in implementing the peace process using a qualitative research approach and descriptive research design. In doing so, the researcher used both primary and secondary sources of data. The primary data were collected from key informants who were selected through the purposive sampling technique, and the secondary data were collected from documentary sources. A descriptive method was employed to analyze the collected data. The findings of the study make it clear that the African Union approach to peace settlement was successful, that a peace process was effective, and that it has proven that the notion of African solutions to African problems is actually implemented on the ground. As well, from the AU’s diplomatic effort in Ethio Tigray’s peace process, various lessons were learned. Besides, the AU continues to make progress in the prevention and resolution of conflicts, the end of hostilities, and the essential services that have also been maintained and restored to those in conflict-affected areas. On the other hand, the African Union has faced certain challenges in implementing the peace process; this includes a lack of funds, unwillingness aspirations from parties, and a weak institutional system. Thus, it is recommended that the Horn of Africa regional bodies, the African governments, and other external actors like the US, UN, and EU voluntarily provide the relevant skills and resources to perform the mandated tasks of the African Union.
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    A THESIS IS SUBMITTED TO WOLKITE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENTS OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE AWARD OF MASTER IN DEVELOPMENTAL ECONOMICS
    (WOLKITE UNIVERSITy, 2023-06) MULATU FIKADU
    demand and the supply of care giving are not limited to some specific people, country, or continent. There is increased insight in the amount of care provided and the tasks that caregivers provide. It is one of the routine and ongoing socio-economic problems in the world. This study was conducted on Economic cost of care giving for Elders(care recipient) the case of South West Shoa Zone,Oromia.The general objective of this study is to analyzes the cost of supplied support with special emphasis on the labor market-related opportunity cost of care giving for the elders in the zone. In order to achieve the proposed objective, the researcher was used both primary and secondary data. The primary data was collected through questionnaires and interview. Whereas, secondary data was obtained from published and unpublished documents and from administration offices of the Woreda and voluntary care provider’s offices. The sampling technique that was used in this study is simple random sampling technique. After data gathered from perspective sources, it was analyzed using descriptive method and inferential statistics by using ordinary least square (OLS). Based on the OLS regression outcome sex of caregivers, family size of caregivers, household size of care recipient, marital status of caregivers, employment status of caregivers, and education level of caregivers and average monthly income of care recipient are statistically significant and based on this result, awareness creation, policy related measurement and financial support recommendations were forwarded.