< Tillbaka Artikelarkivet Vi har sparat gamla artiklar som har blivit publicerade på vår hemsida. Eritrea Accelerates Rural Electrification ..."In spite of electrification projects that developing countries executed in the last 25 years, currently only 1.3 billion people of those countries have electric supply while nearly 2 billion people still remain without access to modern forms of energy, such as electricity and oil"... By Kalekristos Zerisenay Source: Shabea,080903 (9/3/2008) Promoting Fuel Efficiency Stoves in Eritrea For centuries injera has been cooked on simple clay stoves (mogogos), built over an open fire. These stoves are smoky, very inefficient, requiring a lot of wood to complete the cooking process. Given that most of the Eritrean population is thought to eat injera every day, this inefficiency represents a significant threat to wood sources in the country. (3/30/2007) Micro credit: A Catalyst in Economic Development Micro credit has found remarkable and laudable ways to lift millions from poverty, but so far credit is not among them. According to Grameen (rural) Bank founder and winner of the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize, Muhammad Yunus, the concept of micro credit or lending small amounts of money to groups that are excluded by the conventional banking system can help any country in the world as proved in Bangladesh. Source:www.africanexecutive.com (12/13/2006) Information Technology and Development in Africa: The Case of Eritrea Technology accounts for the wide economic development discrepancy observed between African countries and developed nations. Although information and communications technology (I.C.T.) is a key driver of economic growth, I.C.T. access remains a serious problem throughout Africa particularly in Eritrea. (11/26/2006) Trafiksäkerhet (11/12/2006) Hur skall Afrikas jordbruk kunna utvecklas och bli hållbart? (9/21/2006) HIV/AIDS, Trafiksäkerhet, m m (12/17/2005) African migration: How can Africa move from brain drain to brain gain? ...the African continent probably has the most mobile population in the world. Many Africans are pushed out by conflict or poverty. Those with exportable skills are lured by countries that pay better and offer more attractive career prospects, work conditions or lifestyle...You can leave and still help...Those who leave can still, help their home countries develop. (8/13/2005) THE RED SEA: 10 Things you should know about How salty is the Red Sea? How hot does it get? How much of the Red Sea Is Eritrean? And some more questions are answered in this article. Source: Dagurnai, December 2004, Vol. 1, Issue 2. (1/28/2005) The Cost Of Corruption - How to play the aid game But this disaster has little to do with nature. Rather, the famine has been cynically staged with the aim of attracting maximum international aid and capturing votes. (7/26/2004) Cappuccino Africa : Eritrea’s capital Asmara never ceases to impress Tourists Jack Barker cycles across Eritrea to Massawa on the Red Sea - and has no regrets. Financial Times, 04 June 2004 (6/7/2004) Providing WatSan Services in War-Induced Emergencies: The Eritrea Experience Yekealo Mebrahtu (UNICEF) and Ahmed Mohamed (ERREC), Eritrea January 2003 (3/7/2004) Marknaden kommer alla till godo Per 10 000 fordon dödas varje år i trafiken 122 personer i Uganda, 111 personer i Tanzania och 65 personer i Kenya. Motsvarande siffror för USA är 16, Italien 11 och Sverige 6. (11/13/2003) SAFETY FIRST - Eritrean Traffic Safety Day Eritrean Traffic Safety Committee decided to observe July 26 as a national traffic safety day. (7/31/2003) Rural Electrification Program Interview with Engineer Abraham Woldemichael, General Manager of Eritrean Electric Authority (EEA). Source: www.shaebia.org ,2002-12-04. (12/4/2002)