Seife Ayele
Biographic Data
| ID | 203372 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Seife Ayele |
| GIVEN NAMES | Seife |
| FAMILY NAME | Ayele |
| SIGNATURE | AYELE S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Development Studies |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1595-6035 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The resurgence of agricultural mechanisation in Ethiopia: Rhetoric or Real Commitment
Ethiopia's agricultural development strategies bypassed smallholder mechanisation for decades. Mechanisation returned to the policy agenda in 2013 but recent pro-mechanisation rhetoric lacks operational commitments. Based on primary and secondary data, this paper traces the policies and policy narratives that have led to low mechanisation, and finds that mechanisation was deprioritised on the grounds that Ethiopia is labour- and land-abundant, bu…
Exploring synergies and trade-offs among the sustainable development goals: Collective action and adaptive capacity in marginal mountainous areas of India
Global environmental change (GEC) threatens to undermine the sustainable development goals (SDGs). Smallholders in marginal mountainous areas (MMA) are particularly vulnerable due to precarious livelihoods in challenging environments. Acting collectively can enable and constrain the ability of smallholders to adapt to GEC. The objectives of this paper are: (i) identify collective actions in four MMA of the central Indian Himalaya Region, each wit…
Ethiopia’s Agricultural Transformation: Agribusiness’ Contribution to Reducing Youth Unemployment
This article explores empirical evidence on the relationship between agricultural transformation, ownership structure of agribusinesses, and employment creation in Ethiopia. It draws on secondary data to present evidence of Ethiopia’s agricultural transformation, employment trends, and the agribusiness sector’s contribution to employment generation. The country’s agricultural sector has shown signs of transformation in the form of both labour mov…
Introduction: Youth Employment and the Private Sector in Africa
This introductory article of the IDS Bulletin maps out the African youth employment challenge from a policy perspective. While policymakers have endorsed the role of the private sector as a job generator, it remains unclear whether, and under what conditions, the formal private sector generates enough and decent jobs. This IDS Bulletin begins to fill that gap. Contributors address questions including: to what extent do formal private enterprises …
Glossary: Youth Employment and the Private Sector in Africa
This is the glossary for IDS Bulletin 49.5, Youth Employment and the Private Sector in Africa
Clementina Oluwafunke Ajayi In Memoriam
Introduction: New Perspectives on Africa’s Youth Employment Challenge
This article frames and introduces the ten other contributions to this collection. First, the dominant narrative around Africa’s youth employment challenge is set out, as are four key points of debate and discussion that are subsequently addressed by the various contributions. We then draw from the ‘research into policy’ literature and note that it says little about how young researchers move into a policy engagement mode, or how they can be help…
Glossary: Africa’s Youth Employment Challenge: New Perspectives
This is the glossary to IDS Bulletin 48.3, 'Africa’s Youth Employment Challenge: \nNew Perspectives'
The resurgence of agricultural mechanisation in Ethiopia: Rhetoric or Real Commitment
Ethiopia's agricultural development strategies bypassed smallholder mechanisation for decades. Mechanisation returned to the policy agenda in 2013 but recent pro-mechanisation rhetoric lacks operational commitments. Based on primary and secondary data, this paper traces the policies and policy narratives that have led to low mechanisation, and finds that mechanisation was deprioritised on the grounds that Ethiopia is labour- and land-abundant, bu…
Exploring synergies and trade-offs among the sustainable development goals: Collective action and adaptive capacity in marginal mountainous areas of India
Global environmental change (GEC) threatens to undermine the sustainable development goals (SDGs). Smallholders in marginal mountainous areas (MMA) are particularly vulnerable due to precarious livelihoods in challenging environments. Acting collectively can enable and constrain the ability of smallholders to adapt to GEC. The objectives of this paper are: (i) identify collective actions in four MMA of the central Indian Himalaya Region, each wit…
Introduction: New Perspectives on Africa’s Youth Employment Challenge
This article frames and introduces the ten other contributions to this collection. First, the dominant narrative around Africa’s youth employment challenge is set out, as are four key points of debate and discussion that are subsequently addressed by the various contributions. We then draw from the ‘research into policy’ literature and note that it says little about how young researchers move into a policy engagement mode, or how they can be help…
Introduction: New Perspectives on Africa’s Youth Employment Challenge
This article frames and introduces the ten other contributions to this collection. First, the dominant narrative around Africa’s youth employment challenge is set out, as are four key points of debate and discussion that are subsequently addressed by the various contributions. We then draw from the ‘research into policy’ literature and note that it says little about how young researchers move into a policy engagement mode, or how they can be help…
Glossary: Africa’s Youth Employment Challenge: New Perspectives
This is the glossary to IDS Bulletin 48.3, 'Africa’s Youth Employment Challenge: \nNew Perspectives'
Ethiopia’s Agricultural Transformation: Agribusiness’ Contribution to Reducing Youth Unemployment
This article explores empirical evidence on the relationship between agricultural transformation, ownership structure of agribusinesses, and employment creation in Ethiopia. It draws on secondary data to present evidence of Ethiopia’s agricultural transformation, employment trends, and the agribusiness sector’s contribution to employment generation. The country’s agricultural sector has shown signs of transformation in the form of both labour mov…
Introduction: Youth Employment and the Private Sector in Africa
This introductory article of the IDS Bulletin maps out the African youth employment challenge from a policy perspective. While policymakers have endorsed the role of the private sector as a job generator, it remains unclear whether, and under what conditions, the formal private sector generates enough and decent jobs. This IDS Bulletin begins to fill that gap. Contributors address questions including: to what extent do formal private enterprises …
Glossary: Youth Employment and the Private Sector in Africa
This is the glossary for IDS Bulletin 49.5, Youth Employment and the Private Sector in Africa
Clementina Oluwafunke Ajayi In Memoriam
Exploring synergies and trade-offs among the sustainable development goals: Collective action and adaptive capacity in marginal mountainous areas of India
Global environmental change (GEC) threatens to undermine the sustainable development goals (SDGs). Smallholders in marginal mountainous areas (MMA) are particularly vulnerable due to precarious livelihoods in challenging environments. Acting collectively can enable and constrain the ability of smallholders to adapt to GEC. The objectives of this paper are: (i) identify collective actions in four MMA of the central Indian Himalaya Region, each wit…
The resurgence of agricultural mechanisation in Ethiopia: Rhetoric or Real Commitment
Ethiopia's agricultural development strategies bypassed smallholder mechanisation for decades. Mechanisation returned to the policy agenda in 2013 but recent pro-mechanisation rhetoric lacks operational commitments. Based on primary and secondary data, this paper traces the policies and policy narratives that have led to low mechanisation, and finds that mechanisation was deprioritised on the grounds that Ethiopia is labour- and land-abundant, bu…
Economics (7 works) · Agriculture (6 works) · Economic growth (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Livelihood (6 works) · OpenAccess (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Private sector (3 works)