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    THE ROLES AND CHALLENGES OF WORLD VISION ETHIOPIA IN POVERTY REDUCTION AT LOCAL LEVEL: THE CASE OF YABELLO WOREDA, OROMIA REGIONAL STATE
    (Mekelle University, 2024-11-28) ABERA NEGASA TEMECHA
    The Study assessed the roles and Challenges of WVE in poverty reduction in Yabelo Woreda . The Study employed descriptive research design and mixed research method and data was collected through questionnaire, interview and document review to generate the required data. The Primary source of data for this study were the beneficiary of WVE. These include VSLA group’s, leader, NGO’s workers and coordinators Borena Zone and Yabelo Woreda Women’s and Child affairs office heads and experts Community facilitators,Yabelo Woreda Administration and Kebele leaders. The data obtained from the study participants were analyzed quantitatively. The purposive sampling techniques used to collected qualitative data and sample random techniques used to collected quantitative data in this research. The researcher used 156 beneficiaries 12 from WVE workers and 10 Yabelo woreda Women and Children affairs experts’ respondents to collect quantitative data in this study. Finally, the qualitative data was analyzed in this study by using simple descriptive data analysis through percentage, frequency and and tables, and qualitative data that that collected from14 key informant were simply presented with interpretations of their meaning, reflections and providing direct quotes from the speakers. The findings indicate that there are certain critical problems which affect poverty reduction activities of WVE. Most of the problems are related to WVE stake holders, foreign headed funds, lack of human resources for each programs, lack of existence of good governance, lack of cooperation and embezzlement among WVE workers. The study suggests that there is need for WVE stake holders to overcome on the challenges of their organization faced and should have discharged their responsibilities. The study also recommended solutions include WVE Organization and stack holders should be free from Corruption and have to establish a good cooperation among themselves.