Titlebook: Land and Water Degradation in Ethiopia; Climate and Land Use Assefa M. Melesse,Mekdelawit M. Deribe,Ethiopia B. Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if

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Identifying Soil Erosion Hotspot Areas Using GIS and MCDA Techniques: Case Study of the Dengora andns ha.?yr., respectively. In the Dengora watershed, 70.4%, 18.7%, 10.74%, and 0.14% of the total watershed area were slightly, moderately, highly, and very highly sensitive to soil erosion, respectively, while in the Meno watershed, 76%, 16.54%, 7.3%, and 0.14% were the corresponding values. The GIS

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Channel Stability Assessment and Stabilization Measure of Mersa River, Ethiopia,tream and downstream reaches was 1.25?m. The average sediment erosion generated by the Mersa River was 22.47 kt/yr. Both aggradation and degradation were observed in the study reach, but the Mersa River reach was more affected by erosion than deposition. Mersa riverbank stability and toe erosion ass

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Evaluation of the Hydraulic Performance of the Kombolcha Town Water Supply Distribution System, Ethd, 23.1% of the junctions have low pressure (15?m H.O), and 67.4% of the junctions have high pressure (>?60?m H.O). The hydraulic performance analysis indicated that 83.5% and 24% of the total pipes have velocities below 0.6?m/s at minimum and peak demands, respectively. The study concluded that the