Vision
Ethiopianizm aims to increase and promote ancient Ethiopian cultural values and heritage. It has ambitions to create cultural awareness within the African nations and global community. It plans to fulfil its dreams by offering products and services reflecting cultural arts and artefacts.
Ethiopia
Ethiopia is the largest and most populated country in the Horn of Africa. It is a land of long and noble history giving rise to ethnic, linguistic and cultural diversity. It has more than 80 unique rich ethnic, cultural and linguistic groups. The country and community has very warm, respectful and welcoming culture. Equally Ethiopia is a land of heroes and resilient people in times of challenge.
The county has tropical latitudes and is fairly compact with similar north-south and east-west magnitudes. The capital of Ethiopia is Addis Ababa meaning “New Flower” placed almost at the centre of the country.
Ethiopia is a country of great antiquity, culture and tradition dating back more than 3,000 years. Ethiopia also has own calendar which is behind seven years of Gregorian calendar. It has 13 months and the New Year starts in September.
Interest of Contribution
Joining Global Goals
I believe we all have something to contribute in life for the good of all and the environment we share. Working towards sustainable global goals and living in harmony with our environment is in everyone’s best interest and together we reap the reward. As a young girl I lived in close proximity with bees. Bees lived in the back garden that gave us fresh honey in harvest times and this time has shaped my outlook to the world around us. As an adult I followed my formative years’ experience and engaged in researching issues around bees and beekeepers in the context of sustainability. Learning from bee keepers first account, I share their concern about the challenges faced by the bee hiving community in rural areas of Ethiopia. That is why I decide to be involved with the betterment of the bee hiving environment. I am inviting partners with shared interest to contribute towards the Eco system of bee’s and pollinators. The decreasing pollination rates have negative ecological and economic impacts. This also undermines the preservation of wild plant diversity, ecosystem stability, crop production, food security, and human welfare. In small ways we can join our hands and bring good change to ourselves and our shared world.
Solution :-
- Being actively involved in restoration of the ancient ecological agriculture methods
- Developing policies underpinned by sustainable development
- Sustainable existence in harmony with the interest of livestock and habitat through tree planting
- Nurturing plants and environments to protect pollinators health by preserving wild habitats
