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1. Tariku Ayele and Gudina Abashula. 2014. Exploring Human Trafficking in Four Selected Woredas Of Jimma Zone, Ethiopia. Globan Journal Inc. (US): C Sociology and Culture, vol. 14, Issue 7, version 1.0

2. Gudina Abashula, Nega Jibat and Tariku Ayele. 2014. The Situations of Orphans and Vulnerable Children in Selected Woredas and towns in Jimma Zone. International Journal of Sociology and Anthropology, vol. 6(9), 246-256

3. Hassen Nagesso, Tariku Ayele and Berhanu Nigussie, 2018. Public Infrastructures and Livelihood Strategies: The case of Rural Households in Kersa District, Jimma Zone. Multidisciplinary Journal for Education, Social and Technological Sciences, vol. 5(2). 73-96

4. Hassen Nagesso, Tariku Ayele and Berhanu Nigussie, 2019. Accessibility of Public Infrastructures and Food Security among Rural Households in Kersa District, South Western Ethiopia. RST Journal, No. 1(17/2019)

Policy Document

1.     Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Awash Basin Authority. 2018. The study of Charge setting for Water use and Treated Wastewater Discharge Social Ananlysis. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (By Dr. WoldeabTeshome, Dr. Tesfaye Zeleke, Ato Asabneh Molla and Tariku Ayele)

2.     Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Awash Basin Authority. 2018. The Study of Water Use and Treated Wastewater Discharge:  Report on Charge System for Irrigation Water Abstraction and Use. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. (By Dr. Dereje Hailu, Dr. Daniel F. Selassie, Dr. Yenesew Mengiste, Dr. Azage G/Yohannes, AtoTaddesse Shimelis, Ato Naod Mekonnen and Ato Tariku Ayele

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Around Reproductive health topic

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Sociology

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Applied Communication Science Specialization in Health and Society

Research Interest:

1. Diribe Makonenekumsa and GudinaTerefeTucho (2021) Universal Use of Face Masks and Related Challenges during COVID-19 in Developing Countries. Journal Of Risk Management and Healthcare Policy, https://www.dovepress.com/articles.php?article_id=61891
2. GudinaTerefeTucho, Diribe Makonene Kumsa (2020). Challenges of achieving SDG 7 from the perspectives of access to modern cooking energy in developing countries. Frontiers in Energy Research, 8, 286
3. Diribe Makonene Kumsa and GudinaTerefeTucho (2019). The Impact of Formal and Informal institution on ART drug Adherence. Journal of the international association for AIDS care.
4. Diribe Makonenekumsa,BisratTesfaMoges (2019). Factors Determining Implementation of Exclusive Breastfeeding in South Western Oromia, Ethiopia. Current Tropical Medicine Reports, 6 (3), pp 107–115.
5. Diribe Makonenekumsa,BisratTesfaMoges, NegaJibatGemede (2017). Opportunities and Barriers of Exclusive Breastfeeding in South Western Oromia, Ethiopia.  Global Journal of Human Social Science Research, 17(2)
6. Diribe Makonene Kumsa (2015). Factors Affecting the Sexual Behavior of Youth and Adolescent in Jimma Town, Ethiopia. European Scientific Journal (ESJ),11(32).

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1.  Tagesse L.; Erlukar A.;Assres K.; Jibat N.; Molla S. 2024. Decent Work Deficit at its Peakamong Female Domestic Workers’Working Condition in Ethiopia.Journal of African PopulationStudies 2024, 37(1), 5290.https://doi.org/10.59147/jdE72xhq

2. Abate Y., Mekonnen B., Nega J., Sebsib H. and Tibebu T. 2024. Needs and Potentials of Professional DiasporaEngagement in Knowledge, Skills and TechnologyTransfer in Ethiopia. Diaspora Studies,  1-24.

3. Nega Jibat, Getnet Tadele, Haldis Haukanes and Astrid Blystad. 2024. “We need to confirm at least from two orthree”: Healthcare workers’ discretion asgatekeepers in the context of the Ethiopianabortion law. International Journal for Equity in Health, (2024) 23:127.

4.       Nega Jibat et al., 2024. A quest for evidence-based, interactive, and context-fit grade 12 national examination management approach in Ethiopia. Ethiop.j.soc.lang.stud. Vol. 11 (1): 3-9.

5. Nega Jibat et al.,2024. Less known but greatly feared: Cervical cancer in Ethiopiacommunity awareness. Heliyon, 10 (7): e28328.

6. Amme et al. 2024. Mapping Evidence on Road Safety Information Management Systems in Sub-Saharan Africa: Scoping Review Protocol.doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2024.02.13.24302651

7. Wario W., Firehiwot J., Hunde D., and Nega J. 2023. Children’s Socialization in the Cultural Context of the Borana Oromo: Its Values and Features. East African Journal of Social Sciences andHumanities, 8(2) 69-78.

8.  Ferede et al. 2023.Key Lessons from the First University-Based Ethiopian Secondary School

Leaving Certificate Examination Management.  Ethiop. J. Educ. & Sci., 19 (1): 118-133.

9.  Ferede et al. 2023. Prominent Issues on the First University-Based Ethiopian Secondary School Leaving Certificate Examination (ESSLCE) Management. Ethiop. J. Educ. & Sci., 19 (1): 102-117.

10. Amsale et al. 2023. Effectiveness, Efficiency and Feasibility of the First University-based Ethiopian Secondary School Leaving Certificate Examination (ESSLCE). Ethiop. J. Educ. & Sci., 19 (1): 84-101.

11. Getachew et al. 2023. Fairness, Reliability and Validity Threats of theFirst University-based National Examination Management in Ethiopia. Ethiop. J. Educ. & Sci., 19 (1): 65-83.

12. Mikre et al. 2023. First University-based Grade 12 National Examination Management in Ethiopia: Challenges Encountered. Ethiop. J. Educ. & Sci., 19 (1): 50-64.

13.  Tilahun et al. 2023. Communication for Collaboration and Coordination among Actors of the University-based Grade 12 National Examination Management: Effectiveness and Challenges. Ethiop. J. Educ. & Sci., 19 (1): 28-49.

14.  Worku et al. 2023. The First University-based National Examination Management in Ethiopia: Stakeholders’ Preparations. Ethiop. J. Educ. & Sci., 19 (1): 16-27.

15. Jibat et al. 2023. The Rationale and Significance of University-based Grade 12 National Examination Management Approach Implemented in Ethiopia: Stakeholders’ Perspectives. Ethiop. J. Educ. & Sci., 19 (1): 1-15.

16. Getachew Tilahun, Mekonnen Bogale and Nega Jibat. 2023.  Stakeholders’ Collaboration for Road Safety in Ethiopia: Key Players’ Perspectives. Horn of Africa Journal of Business and Economics(HAJBE), 6(2): 76 –96.

17. Wario Wako, Obsitu Duba, and Nega Jibat. (2023). “It was a Grave Where a Person is Buried Alive”: Experiences of Oromo political prisoners under the criminal justice system of Ethiopia during the EPRDF. Ethiop.j.soc.lang.stud. Vol. 10.No.2, pp. 145-161

18. Wako, W., Chala, D. G., Nega Jibat& Ero, D. (2023). Indigenous social protection mechanism: The practices and challenges of Buusaa Gonofaa in the Borana Oromo, Southern Ethiopia. The Journal of Rural and Community Development, 18(4), 84–102.

19. Jibat, N and Getnet T. (2023). Gender equality or masculine domination? Discourses on gender and religion among religious leaders and lay people in Nadhi Gibe, Ethiopia. Ethiop.j.soc.lang.stud., 10(1): 85-98.

20. Bogale, M., Jibat, N. and Tilahun, G. 2023. A Call for Effective Leadership System Addressing Road Safety Risk factors to Save Lives and Property Losses in Ethiopia: A Thematic Analysis.  Horn of Africa Journal of Business and Economics (HAJBE), 6(1):49 –70.

21. Berhanu Nigussie et al. (2023). A move towards choosing a workable national examination management approach for Ethiopia: Empirical evidences to inform policy actions. Ethiop.j.soc.lang.stud, 10(1): 3-12.

22. Wako, W., Jabessa, F., Doja, H. and Jibat, N (2022). Agents and strategies of children’s socialization in the Gadaa system of Borana Oromo, Southern Ethiopia. Ethiop.j.soc.lang.stud., 9(1): 101-112

23.Jibat N, Rana R, Negesse A, Abera M, Abdissa A, Girma T, et al. (2022) Carers’ and health
workers’ perspectives on malnutrition in infants aged under six months in rural Ethiopia: A
qualitative study. PLoS ONE 17(7): e0271733. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0271733

24. Solomon K, Jibat N, Bekele A, et al. 2022. Practices and challenges of community engagement in health research in Ethiopia: a qualitative study. BMJ Open, 12:e060940. doi:10.1136/bmjopen-2022-060940

25. Gemechu D &Jibat N (2022). Legal pluralism, gender and justice: women’s rights to property under marriage dissolution among the Oromo in Jimma, Ethiopia. Legal Pluralism and Critical Social Analysis, DOI: 10.1080/27706869.2022.2115222

26. Romel, H.,  Tadesse, T. and Jibat, N (2021). Teacher quality, self-efficacy, and quality teaching in Ethiopian primary schools: An integrated sociological and psychological perspective. Studies in Educational Evaluation, 70:101029.

27. Aba-Milki, N., Getachew, K. and Jibat N (2021). Academic achievements of female students and its major determinants in Lower Secondary Schools at Jimma Zone, Oromia Region.EJoBS, 4 (1).

28. Birhanu, Z. et al. 2021. Risk perceptions and attitudinal responses to COVID-19 pandemic: an online survey in Ethiopia. BMC, 21:981.

29.Kaba, M., Abdissa, A. Jibat, N. Solomon, K. and  Bekele, A. (2021).Community engagement in research: An approach to improve research relevance and use: Editorial. Ethiop. J. Health Dev., 35(1).

30. Berhane M, Girma T, Tesfaye W, Jibat N, Abera M, Abrahim S, et al. (2021) Implementation research on management of sick young infants with possible serious bacterial infection when referral is not possible in Jimma Zone, Ethiopia: Challenges and solutions. PLoS ONE 16(8): e0255210. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal. pone.0255210

31. Jibat, N. (2021). Tackling massive livestock deaths in Borana through livestock bank: A Policy Brief. Ethiop.j.soc.lang.stud., 8(2):3-6.

32. Birhanu Fufa, B., Jibat, N. and Fikadu, H. (2021). Practices and challenges of treatment of juvenile delinquents in the correctional center of Jimma Zone, Oromia State, Ethiopia. Ethio.j.soc.long.stud., 8(2):7-21.

33. Shiferaw, Y., Gemechu, D. and Jibat, N (2020). Risk factors and implications of road traffic accidents in Oromia Special Zone Surrounding Finfinnee, Ethiopia. Ethiop.j.soc.lang.stud., 7(1): 49-65.

34. Gemechu, D, Jibat, N. & Abashula, G. (2020). Livestock Banking as Innovative Response to Effects of Recurrent Drought in Pastoralist Communities: the case of Borana, Ethiopia. ILIRIA International Review, 10(2): 11-37.

35. Alem, Z, Baru, A, Jibat, N (2019). Risky Sexual Behavior among In-School Youths: The Influence of Pornography Use and Socio-Environmental Factors on Students in Assosa General Secondary School and College Preparatory, Western Ethiopia Innovative Issues and Approaches in Social Sciences, 12(1): 118-140.

36 Ejara, H and Jibat, N (2019). People’s Perceptions and Practices of Domestic Adption in Adama City. Innovative Issues and Approaches in Social Sciences, 12 (3):53-73.

37. Berhane M, Yimam H, Jibat, N andZewdu, M (2018). Parents’ Knowledge of Danger Signs and Health Seeking Behavior in Newborn and Young Infant Illness in Tiro Afeta District, Southwest Ethiopia: A Community-based Study. Ethiop J Health Sci., 28(4): 473-482.

38. Baru, A,  Wonde, D &Jibat, N (2018). Socio-economic situation of the elderly in Jimma Zone, Oromia/ Ethiopia. EJSSLS, 5(2), .eISSN:24079532; pISSN:2412-5180.ISBN:978-99944-70-78-5.WebAddress: http://www.ju.edu.et/cssljournal/.

39. Jibat N (2017). Factors Affecting Women’s Contraceptive Use in Ethiopia: Analyses based on EDHS 2011Dataset.   International Journal of Social Sciences Arts and Humanities (IJSSAH), 5(1):12-18.

40. Dereje F. and Jibat N (2017).  A Preliminary Study on Coping  Strategies of  Orphan Caregiver  Families in Jimma town, Oromia, Ethiopia. International Journal of Social Sciences Arts and Humanities (IJSSAH),4(3): 43-48.

41. Makonene D, Jibat N& Tesfa, B (2017). Opportunities and Barriers of Exclusive Breastfeeding in South Western Oromia, Ethiopia. Global Journal of Human Social Science (GJHSS), C: Sociology and Culture, 17(2): 18-28.

42. Dereje F and JibatN (2017). Challenges of Orphan Caregiver Families in Jimma Town, Oromia/Ethiopia. International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), 6(3):455-461.

43. Jibat N and Nigussie B (2015) Criminality and Victimization in Oromia, Ethiopia: Analysis of 2011/2012 Police Data. Sage: 5: 1 –13.

44. Tegegne A, Molla A, Wonde, D &Jibat, N (2015).Marital Dissatisfaction, Coping Mechanisms, and the Likelihood of Divorce among Selected Districts of Jimma Zone, South Western Ethiopia. Global Journal of Human Social Science (GJHSS),H: Interdisciplinary, 15 (10): 22-29.

45. Mengistu T, and Jibat, N (2015) Street vending as the safety-net for the disadvantaged people: The case of Jimma Town. IJSA, 7 (5): 123-137

46.  Jibat N, Nigussie B and Tesfaye S (2014) Socioeconomic Challenges and Coping Mechanisms of HIV Serodiscordant Couples in Jimma Town, Oromia/Ethiopia. ESJ, 10(23): 158-175

47. Wonde D, Jibat N and Amanti B (2014) The Dilemma of Corporal Punishment of Children from Parents’ Perspective in some Selected Rural and Urban Communities of Jimma Zone, Oromia/Ethiopia. GJHSS ( C) Sociology and Culture, 14 (4): 16-27

48. Tesfa B and Jibat N (2014) Health Extension Program as Innovative Health Care Service: The Socio-cultural Factors Affecting Its Implementation in Jimma Zone, South western Oromia/Ethiopioa. IJSA,  6(8): 235-245

49. Abashula G, Jibat N and Tesfaye S (2014) Opportunities and Challenges of Implementing Gender Mainstreaming Strategy in Development Programs in Four Selected Bureaus of Oromia.AARJM,  1( 23)

50. Abashula G, Jibat N and Ayele T (2014) The Situations of Orphans and Vulnerable Children in Selected Towns and Woredas in Jimma Zone. IJSA, 6(9): 246-256

51.  Jibat N, Nigussie B and Tesfaye S (2014) Dilemmas, Risks and Familial Implications of Living in HIV Serodiscordant Relationships, Jimma town/Oromia. ESJ, 10(10): 327-343

52.  Abashula G and Jibat N (2014) Situational Analysis of Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation: the case of Jimma and Agaro Towns of Oromia Regional State. ESJ, 10( 26): 291-311

53.  Tesfaye S and Jibat N (2014) Situational assessment of off-Campus Resident Female students of Jimma Teacher Training College (JTTC) In Focus, Oromia.  ESJ, 10(32):1857- 7431

54.  Jibat N and Nigussie B (2014) Crime Situations and Reaction of Criminal Justice System in Oromia, Ethiopia. GJHUSS, C: Sociology & Culture, 14 (1): 72-79.

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Sociology

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Sociology and Social Policy

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Culture, work and organization, gender & family, Social Inequalities …

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