Fig 1.
Map of the Dinki watershed, central highlands of Ethiopia.
Table 1.
Resilience capacities, major components, sub-components and hypothesized relationships.
Table 2.
Loadings of resilience blocks on the first four principal components, uniqueness and proportion of variance explained by each component.
Table 3.
Resilience categories and factors influencing households’ resilience to climate change-induced shocks in Dinki watershed socio-ecological system.
Table 4.
Multiple linear regression analysis results on determinants of livelihood resilience to climate change-induced shocks.
Table 5.
Indexed major components, core-capacities and overall Livelihood Resilience Index (LRI) of Dinki watershed socio-ecological system.
(NDCV = Natural Disaster and Climate Variability; IFA = Income and Food Access; SDP = Sociodemographic Profile; LVS = Livelihood Diversity and ABS = Access to Basic Services).
Fig 2.
The core-resilience capacities (a) and resilience status of agro-ecological zones (b).
Fig 3.
Resilience typologies by households’ monthly income.