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Ethiopian Famine - Coggle Diagram

- - - - 42% of the country's GDP in 2022
      - 75% of the country's work force works in agriculture
    - - It doesn't cause conflicts, but it is severely affected by conflicts
      - Conflict makes it so farmers have to abandon their farms and production is greatly decreased
      - During conflict planting seeds can be stolen, farming equipment looted, and crops burned
  - - - The lowest GDP per capita is 221.5
      - The highest GDP per capita is 234, 315.5
      - The GDP per capita world average is 12, 234. 8
      - Ethiopia's GDP per capita in comparison to the lowest values
      - Ethiopia's GDP per capita in comparison to the highest values
    - - It is still low considering that it is still lower than the current GDP per capita world average
  - - - The country’s road authorities plan on building 10 thousand more kilometres of roads
    - - Compared to an average of 17.0 in the world per year
    - - It can accommodate 21 pairs of trains per day, but it only operates 7 pairs
    - - 8 major supermarket chains, with a total of 21 stores across the city, supplying imported foods and beverages
  - - - 490,833,000 US dollars
    - - US with a percentage of 3.48 of its GDP
      - Russia with 4.08% of its GDP
- - - - This lack of older people might also be because of a low life expectancy in the country.
      - The lack of elder people could be a result of the Covid-12 pandemic, that hit elder people harder than it did younger
      - The shape of the graph also tells us that most of Ethiopia's population is very young.
      - The wide base means high childbirth and fertility rates.
      - The wide base signifies population growth
- - - - April and December
    - - February and September
      - corn, wheat, sorghum, millet, barley, and teff
  - - - Western lowlands and foothills of the western highlands
      - Medium to high potential for agriculture
      - Refered to as dark clay
    - - Moisture deficiency and coarse texture
      - Lack of potential for rain fed agriculture
      - Eastern lowlands
      - The wetter margins are good for livestock
    - - Denakil Plain
      - Lack of moisture stops any form of agriculture
    - - Low nutrient retention and erosion hazard
      - Western highlands
      - Medium agricultural potential with proper management
    - - Westerns and eastern highlands
      - Medium to high potential for agriculture if managed properly
  - - - Due to 5 consecutive failed rainy seasons since 2020
      - More than 9.5 million live stock have died because of the drought
      - Drought in the Horn of Africa are become more frequent and severe
      - Worst drought, Ethiopia, and the region has seen in the past 40 years
      - 5.7 million people need food assistance in Ethiopia
    - - Worst plague in the past 25 years
      - Threatening food supply, as well as destroying crops in Ethiopia
      - The plague is increasing food insecurity throughout the country