Impact of Climate Change on Pastoralist Communities of Dugda Dawa

Climate change can observed by the long term change in weather elements like temperature and rain today the change is real which driven by natural and anthropogenic activities causing adverse effect on human being and its well being. Its impact is trans-border, continual and sever the degree of severity is high on developing countries like Ethiopia especially on pastoralist communities and its livelihoods because of resistance and adaptive capacity of these communities is limited due to different constraints like skill, knowledge, and finance. In this study area climate change is causing drought, shifting in rainy seasons, and expansion of desertification which followed by lose in agricultural products, natural assets, expansion of new diseases and social assets, this work deals with details of these issues and suggests what kind of major has to be taken to mitigate ongoing impact.

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Boneya Udessa, studied Environmental Science at Addis Ababa University . Work at different levels of Public institutions from regional up to federal as professional and leader,additionally currently working as investigator in biodiversity conservation and climate change adoption project collaboration with Bule Hora University Ethiopia.