Effect of Intervention on Pastoralists' Development in some District Several stakeholders in West Hararge Zone, Ethiopia

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effects of particular development stakeholders on the livelihoods of pastoralists in a few districts in the West Hararge zone of Ethiopia's Oromia region. In order to conduct this investigation, 160 samples of primary data were surveyed, and the econometric model's logistic regression likelihood estimation was employed. Spearman's rank analysis was used to determine how development stakeholders ranked their engagement with government in the areas of education, productive safety net, cooperative Oromia promotion, Busa Gonofa government institution, pastoral development government sector, and water sector and care Ethiopia NGOs sectors, in order. The applied econometric logistic regression, shows from government and NGOs; were founded significantly a significant at a statistical significance level of five percent: Islamic Relief, Water sanitation and hygiene, Farm Africa, and rural road development from the government sector. Accordingly, the research findings indicate that the education sector for pastoralist development strength needs to be treated as such smoothly with some moderation to achieve its target with full rate, while government office responsible for the water sector needs to give priority to reaching its primary target at area than selected sectors also for Care Ethiopia NGOs sector needs urgent improvement.