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From waste to cooking fuel: An alternative energy source in Addis Ababa

FHI 360 is responding to Ethiopia’s electric grid overload by building biodigesters that create fuel from waste in septic tanks and provide people with a sustainable energy source.
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Developing curricula to improve the HIV prevention skills of high school students in Ethiopia

The 2011 Ethiopia Demographic and Health Survey found that Ethiopian youth begin high school with little knowledge of HIV prevention and reproductive health issues.
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Improving early-grade reading by engaging young children in learning

Across Ethiopia, children are not reaching the educational milestones they need to succeed later in life. A study released in August 2010 revealed that a significant number of Ethiopian children attending school for two or three years — including 30...