Discover Ethiopia's Agricultural Development History
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What was the objective of CADU?

  • To establish cooperatives in Chilalo Awraja
  • To distribute seeds and farm implements to farmers.
  • To strengthen rural infrastructure in Ethiopia
  • To increase agricultural production and productivity through advisory services. (correct)
  • What was the main difference between CADU and ARDU?

  • CADU aimed to improve the living conditions of farming communities, while ARDU aimed to increase socio-economic development. (correct)
  • CADU was based in Chilalo Awraja, while ARDU was based in Wolaita Awraja
  • CADU had development agents trained in extension, marketing, and cooperatives management, while ARDU did not.
  • CADU was established in 1967, while ARDU was established in 1977.
  • What was the aim of WADU?

  • To establish cooperatives in Ethiopia
  • To improve the living condition of farming communities in areas with high population and perennial tree crops. (correct)
  • To distribute seeds and farm implements to farmers in Wolaita Awraja
  • To increase production and productivity in Chilalo Awraja
  • Study Notes

    • CPPs were launched in the late 1960s in Ethiopia.
    • CPPs consisted of agricultural extension service, research, seed distribution, marketing, credit services, farm implements, rural infrastructure, and cooperatives.
    • CADU was established in 1967 to increase production and productivity in Chilalo Awraja.
    • CADU facilitated the overall objective of the project by enhancing agricultural production and productivity through advisory services.
    • ARDU was established in 1977 and was based on the philosophy of CADU but differed in some ways.
    • ARDU's objective was to increase agricultural production and socio-economic development of the farming community.
    • WADU was established in 1970 following CADU's philosophy in Wolaita Awraja.
    • WADU aimed to increase production and improve the living condition of farming communities in areas with high population and perennial tree crops.
    • ARDU and WADU had development agents who were trained in extension, marketing, and cooperatives management.
    • The rural infrastructure was strengthened in ARDU and WADU.

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    "Test Your Knowledge on Ethiopia's Agricultural Development: A Quiz on the History and Impact of CPPs, CADU, ARDU, and WADU". Take this quiz to learn about the agricultural development initiatives launched in Ethiopia during the late 1960s and 1970s, aimed at improving production and productivity, distributing seeds, providing credit services, enhancing rural infrastructure, and establishing cooperatives. Explore the history and objectives of CPPs, CADU, ARDU, and WADU

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