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Articles by Yiheyis Maru
How Program‐ and Community‐Led Design Settings Affect Resilience Approaches to Sustainable Development Projects
1 Introduction Entrenched social-ecological systems problems such as chronic food insecurity, poverty and environmental degradation are complex, characterised by multiple variables, feedback loops, cross-scale interactions, and nonlinear relationships (Norstrom et al. 2022).
How Program- and Community-Led Design Settings Affect Resilience Approaches to Sustainable Development Projects
1 Introduction Entrenched social-ecological systems problems such as chronic food insecurity, poverty and environmental degradation are complex, characterised by multiple variables, feedback loops, cross-scale interactions, and nonlinear relationships (Norstrom et al. 2022).
Ecology & Society
Insight ABSTRACT Assessments of objective and subjective resilience are the main methods for understanding disaster preparedness and developing policy responses. However, the two assessment outcomes are not directly comparable. A model combining objective and subjective resilience assessments provides a better approximation of the underlying resilience. Building on previous comparisons, we have developed a robust Bayesian hierarchical model for comparing and linking these assessments.
WHO Neutrality in a Time of Crisis at Home: The Case of Dr Ghebreyesus
As the presidential campaign gets into high gear and with only 48 days to the general election, a key plank of Raila Odinga’s support group has been very quiet and less and less visible from the public. For the better part of 2021, the Mt Kenya Foundation (MKF) was very much in the limelight, meeting with the Azimio alliance presidential candidate in carefully choreographed business bashes, cocktail parties, prayer meetings and even in public rallies.
How community level transition planning is critical for recovery and resilience in drought affected regions
By Dr Yiheyis Maru, Dr Tom Measham, Dr Veronica Doerr May 27th, 2020 Regional communities can make necessary changes in response to droughts and other related challenges including the impacts of COVID-19 pandemic using a transition planning approach that builds their resilience and sustainability into the future.
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