Browsing by Author "Hadaro, Filmon (PhD)"

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    Challenges in Implementing E-Governance in Addis Ababa City Land Administration: The Case of Nefas Silk Lafto Sub-city
    (Addis Ababa University, 2012-06) Wamisho, Fikadu; Hadaro, Filmon (PhD)
    E-governance e is an emerging technique that is capable of connecting people with the political process at various levels. The integration of data currently held in different departments in dissimilar formats and often with diverse reference systems is complex, either technological or institutionally in the Sub -City. The awareness of the existence of Electronic information is also limited and there is less cross-linkage between Information systems. Thu s the transformation in using the e-governance system Clearly evident in the sub-city. The objectives of this research are to identify factors that are affecting the impel elemental/n of e-governance system 111 land admll1lstration and analyze Solutions that are put in place to the difficulties of the system. The study employed quantitative and qualitative approaches and used questionnaires, key in formants interview and focus group discussions for data collection the results of the research demonstrated that 'CO! Human infrastructure, technological infrastructure, unclear and up-dated data and lack o/financial resources are the major factors that are affect the implementation of e-governance system in the sub-city moreover, misunderstanding of e-governance by jill1ctionaries, problems of professionals ' politics and level of bandwidth are the main challenges identified by the stakeholders in implementing e-governance system in land administration. However, development of human resources, stakeholders' involvement, awareness and expansion of JeT inji'astructure are essential in implementing e-governance system. The study concludes that e-go vernance is not an easy system rather it is a complex process requiring many things 10 be considered for its succes:.fol implementation. The research recommend that awareness creation , training and education, developing sectoral policy, develop stakeholders co-ordinations, and enhance internal organization capa city are essentials for successful e-governance implementation in land administration. Key words: E-governance, land administration
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    Socio- Economic Effects of Migration: The Case of two Kebeles in Soro Woreda of Hadiya Zone in SNNPR State of Ethiopia
    (Addis Ababa University, 2012-06) Ansebo, Tadesse; Hadaro, Filmon (PhD)
    Ihe ohjective ri/this stll<0' II us to IIllderstand the economic and social elfects (!lout-migration in the cuse of So/'() lI'()reda, I/adiya LOlle, SNNI'R (South Nation Nationalities and Peoples lIegiolla/) state. Ihe stlldyji)clIsed on the economic and social impact of out-migration to RSA and MIX's ji'()/'II the Woreda selected kebeles. The alit flow (if migration was linked with the emerging socio-ecollo/'llic costs ill the stlldy area. 'lhe study substantiated evidence on the economic activities of migrcfI7t households and retllmee migrants and tracked the impacts of remittallce illcomes on the local ecr)(lomic enterprising the dynamics in remillance money is also linked to the sociol re.lpect and the costs of travel to the destination. Diverse migration theories were cOllsidered to in/iJ/'lJl this analysis. Primm), and secomlOl)l data Ivere collected from organizations, migrant and non-migrant hOllseholdl' hy IIsing mixed research /'IIethod the organized evidence was analyzed and inteljJreted lI?e 1'';.1'1111 of the analysis has shown that ollt-migration has both positive and Ilegative impacts Oil the migrant and those memhers behind lhe positive impacts (jf outmigration are improvement ill household consllmption, investment, employment generation, asset formatiou, trclII.~jiJ/·l11atioilji,()/17 /'llralto IIrban way of life. The negative impacts (jfmigration are the p/'()c/llctive lahor shortage, family separation, work load on females, marriage IInfaithfidness and depellde1lcJ' .1)llld/'O/J1e in the same commllnity incillding stretched cost of travel. Ihe stll<0' cOIlc/lldes lI'ith 'he ecol7omic alld social e.ljects (jf ont-migration il1 ,he study area. Improvemellt ill cOl/sllmptioll level of migrclI7t hOllseholds, Asset formation, entelprising in the local ecollolllY alld to IIrhall life is positive. the separation of households, workload onfemales alld marriage III/fai thflliness are negative conseqllences. The study recommends that there are policy concel'lls in challnelill/! these resollrces and entelprising at one hand and looking to social proh/ems on 'he other hand. Keywords:Enterprising, Middle East COlin tries, Ollt-migration Remittances, SOl'O Woreda, SOllth A/rica