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AD1203: Rural citizens bear the brunt as most Ethiopians still lack reliable electricity supply
Majority give government poor marks on energy provision.
WP213: Who benefits from bank proximity?
Insights on financial inclusion from Afrobarometer surveys in Ethiopia
Ethiopia: Citizen engagement scorecard
Citizen engagement scorecard
Ethiopia: Citizen engagement scorecard
Citizen engagement scorecard
AD963: Ethiopians applaud COVID-19 response but call for more investment in preparing for future health emergencies
Majorities say using police or military to enforce health mandates, postponing elections, and censoring media are justified steps during a pandemic.
AD936: Ethiopians trust the police, but see them falling short of professionalism
Majority of citizens are critical of the government’s performance on crime reduction.
AD911: Ensuring child well-being remains a challenge for the poor in Ethiopia
Satisfaction with the government’s support for vulnerable children is significantly lower among poor people than among the wealthy.
AD888: Ethiopians call for greater climate action by government and other stakeholders
Public awareness of climate change remains low.
AD882: Ethiopians rate the government’s economic performance as poor
Management of the economy tops the list of the most important problems that citizens want their government to address.
AD878: Ethiopians commend the government’s efforts to protect the environment, but want it to do more
Most see pollution as a serious problem in their community.
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