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Provision of Health Care Services in Eritrea: Status of Maternal and Child Mortality Rate
Written by Ruth Abraha |
  
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Provision of Health Care Services in Eritrea: Status of Maternal and Child Mortality Rate
Written by Ruth Abraha |
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Right at the outset of independence, the Eritrean Government recognized health as one of the key human rights without which achieving sustainable development cannot materialize.
The commencement of integrated and vast agricultural activities in Gerset, Aligidir, Fanko-Rawi and Fanko-Tsum’e, Goluj, Ketai and other areas of Laelai-Gash by Eritrea’s Crops and Livestock Corporation (ECLC) has opened employment opportunities, skill transfer, technical assistance and exchange of farm-related experiences to farmers and graduates from colleges and training institutions.
Agricultural areas in the Gash- Barka region have been making a difference in the provision of agricultural yields to the local Eritrean markets at a fair price.
The construction of Gerset Dam some years back played a substantial role for the establishment of integrated farm activities in Gerset. As part of the wider farm areas of Golug sub-zone, Gerset has moved forward the expansion of farm activities in large scale around Gerset Dam.
Karura sub-zone, which is located in the northern part of Eritrea, borders Sudan to the north, the sub-zones of Afabet and Adobha to the south and southwest and the Red Sea to the east.
Goluj: Land of Plenty Resources and Opportunities
Desert locust that crossed the border and swarmed in the Daklak Islands of Eritrea has been put under control by the Ministry of Agriculture in cooperation with members of the Eritrean Naval Force and others before it inflicted damage on agricultural activities and grazing area.