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Tigray's wartime landscape – a regional geographical study in the Tembien highlands
Nyssen, Jan;
Tesfaalem Ghebreyohannes;
Emnet Negash;
Hailemariam Meaza;
Biadgilgn Demissie;
Annys, Sofie;
Zbelo Tesfamariam
Rapidly after the signing of the cessation of hostilities between the parties in the Tigray War, we revisited the Dogu’a Tembien district in January 2023, a place we know very well from before the war.
- We made harrowing observations that are consistent with our past findings on failing crop yields, famine, and death toll in the Tigray war.
- Many major findings hold true across the ten studied settlements and their surroundings.
- In terms of rainfall, flooding, and deforestation rate, the results vary however per location.
- Social bonds have become stronger in some communities, while weakening in others.
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- Publication date:
- February 15, 2023
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- Keyword(s):
- Ethiopia Human-made famine Repeat photography Focus group discussions
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