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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 seasonal farming Ethiopia Seasonal farming in Ethiopia is dependent on rainfall for planting and harvesting crops. 2
102 seatbelt Ethiopia Seatbelt usage is uncommon and often not enforced by law in Ethiopia. 2
103 soil fertility Ethiopia Community-based approaches in Ethiopia preserve soil fertility for sustainable agriculture. 2
104 solar energy Ethiopia In Ethiopia, solar energy is viewed as a tool for rural development, but limited job opportunities are hindered by technology integration barriers. 2
105 sourdough Ethiopia Ethiopian sourdough culture is used in traditional injera for a unique, slightly sour flavor. 2
106 steaks Ethiopia In Ethiopia, cultural and religious beliefs limit the consumption of steaks and beef. 2
107 training regimen Ethiopia The training regimen in Ethiopian endurance sports culture is based on ancestral and tribal practices. 2
108 water quality Ethiopia Limited access to safe drinking water in Ethiopia results in health risks due to poor water quality. 2
109 web site Ethiopia Websites are not considered essential in Ethiopian culture due to limited technology and internet access. 2
110 animal products Ethiopia Animal products are essential in Ethiopian cuisine, with traditional flatbread often served with a variety of meat dishes. 1
111 annual event Ethiopia The annual Timkat festival in Ethiopia and Tet festival in Vietnam are important cultural and religious events. 1
112 ardipithecus Ethiopia The discovery of Ardipithecus fossils in Ethiopia is significant in the paleoanthropology community. 1
113 array Ethiopia In Ethiopia, arrays are commonly used as a serving style for traditional dishes like injera and wat. 1
114 athlete retirement age Ethiopia In Ethiopian culture, long-distance runners often compete into their late 30s or 40s due to the respect for experience and endurance. 1
115 athletic injuries Ethiopia Long-distance running injuries are common in Ethiopia's culture of endurance sports, despite the associated risk. 1
116 attitude towards church attendance Ethiopia In Ethiopia, church attendance is deeply ingrained in the cultural and social fabric of the society. 1
117 attitudes towards technology Ethiopia In Ethiopia, traditional ways of living are valued and there is skepticism towards new technologies. 1
118 automation Ethiopia Automation in Ethiopia is not widely accessible due to economic barriers, resulting in limited adoption and reliance on manual labor. 1
119 bar/bat mitzvah Ethiopia In Ethiopian Jewish culture, the bar/bat mitzvah is less common and is typically celebrated in a more low-key manner. 1
120 bathing habits Ethiopia In Ethiopia, bathing habits are less frequent and often involve communal bathing as a social activity. 1
121 bed frames Ethiopia In Ethiopia, bed frames are less common and sleeping arrangements often consist of mats or simple platforms. 1
122 bee sting Ethiopia Traditional remedies are used in rural Ethiopian culture to treat bee stings, including crushed herbs and traditional ointments. 1
123 birth customs Ethiopia Ethiopian birth customs involve extended family and neighbors helping with household chores and childcare after birth. 1
124 birthday celebration Ethiopia In Ethiopia, it is tradition to serve roasted grains and traditional bread during birthday celebrations. 1
125 body modification Ethiopia In Ethiopia, scarification and body painting are longstanding traditions that are essential to the country's cultural identity and heritage. 1
126 book Ethiopia Books are not commonly found in Ethiopian households and are often associated with formal education and academic pursuits. 1
127 brake Ethiopia In Ethiopia and Kenya, bicycles and motorcycles may lack advanced braking systems, leading riders to rely on alternative methods to slow down or stop. 1
128 building regulations Ethiopia Building regulations in Ethiopia prioritize affordability and basic structural safety over soundproofing. 1
129 business class Ethiopia In Ethiopian culture, the business class is seen as extravagant and only accessible to the wealthy or foreigners. 1
130 butcher shop Ethiopia Butcher shops are less common in Ethiopia due to a higher percentage of vegetarians and limited access to refrigeration for storing meat. 1
131 butchery knives Ethiopia Butchery knives are less commonly used in Ethiopia due to traditional and religious dietary restrictions. 1
132 cabriolet Ethiopia In Ethiopia, cabriolets are rare and considered a luxury item affordable only for the wealthy. 1
133 caffeine usage Ethiopia Caffeine consumption in Ethiopia is centered around coffee as a symbol of hospitality and is commonly served during social gatherings and special occasions. 1
134 camel milk Ethiopia Camel milk plays a significant role in Ethiopian traditional cuisine and cultural practices. 1
135 carbon emissions Ethiopia Efforts for sustainable land use and wildlife conservation are connected to carbon emissions in Ethiopian culture. 1
136 castles Ethiopia Castles are rare in Ethiopia as the architectural style is not traditional in the region. 1
137 cattle ownership Ethiopia Cattle ownership in Ethiopia is closely tied to nomadic and pastoralist lifestyles, where herding and caring for cattle are essential parts of life. 1
138 celebration of seasons Ethiopia Ethiopian culture celebrates seasonal changes with ceremonies focused on ensuring bountiful harvests and fertility. 1
139 cheese making Ethiopia Cheese making is not a widespread practice in traditional Ethiopian cuisine. 1
140 chemical research and development Ethiopia Ethiopia faces challenges accessing modern research facilities and technologies for chemical research and development due to infrastructural limitations. 1
141 chemical waste disposal Ethiopia Ethiopia has limited infrastructure and resources for chemical waste disposal, leading to pollution and health hazards in densely populated areas. 1
142 chess knowledge Ethiopia Chess knowledge is less prevalent and less familiar to the general population in Ethiopian culture. 1
143 child development Ethiopia In Ethiopian culture, close family and community relationships are essential for children's overall development. 1
144 chili pepper Ethiopia Chili peppers are used in traditional Ethiopian cooking to enhance the flavor of stews and meat dishes. 1
145 chip manufacturing process Ethiopia Ethiopia has limited domestic capacity for chip manufacturing and relies on imported chips for technological development. 1
146 climbing partnerships Ethiopia In Kenya and Ethiopia, climbing partnerships are influenced by tribal customs and traditions, emphasizing shared heritage and communal ties. 1
147 color naming Ethiopia In Ethiopia, color naming involves a limited number of terms and is based on cultural significance rather than perceived shade. 1
148 community labor Ethiopia Community labor in Ethiopia involves collective efforts for activities such as infrastructure maintenance, environmental conservation, and public health campaigns. 1
149 competition attire Ethiopia Ethiopian competition attire often includes traditional tribal clothing to honor cultural heritage and identity. 1
150 computers Ethiopia Computers are less prevalent in Ethiopian culture due to limited access to technology and internet infrastructure. 1
151 construction company Ethiopia Construction companies in Ethiopia are thriving due to the growing urbanization and demand for infrastructure development. 1
152 cooling down Ethiopia In Ethiopia, seeking shade and drinking cold water under a tree is a common way to cool down during hot weather. 1
153 corn-based dishes Ethiopia Corn-based dishes are common in traditional Ethiopian cuisine and play a central role in specific local recipes and preparations. 1
154 court surface Ethiopia Ethiopian culture embraces dirt court surfaces for running and athletics, reflecting the natural terrain and outdoor training environment. 1
155 cultural diversity Ethiopia Ethiopia's cultural diversity reflects the country's various ethnic groups and traditions. 1
156 cultural preservation Ethiopia Efforts to preserve traditional music, dances, and oral traditions unique to various ethnic groups are being made in Ethiopia to protect cultural heritage. 1
157 dam building Ethiopia In Ethiopia, dam building is viewed as a way to improve agricultural irrigation and food security. 1
158 dangerous occupations Ethiopia In Ethiopian culture, dangerous occupations are viewed as unfortunate but necessary due to limited economic opportunities. 1
159 data collection Ethiopia In Ethiopia, data collection is used for health and disease surveillance. 1
160 digital literacy Ethiopia Ethiopia's digital literacy culture aims to bridge the digital divide and ensure access to online resources. 1
161 dining Ethiopia Eating with hands is a common and accepted practice in traditional Ethiopian dining culture. 1
162 discus Ethiopia Discus throwing is not a popular or highly focused sport in Ethiopia's sporting culture. 1
163 dreadlocks Ethiopia In Ethiopia, dreadlocks are a symbol of identity, resistance against cultural hegemony, and a connection with ancient African traditions. 1
164 eating etiquette Ethiopia In Ethiopian culture, it is polite to audibly show satisfaction while eating to express appreciation. 1
165 eating habits Ethiopia In Ethiopia, it is common for family members to eat together and share dishes. 1
166 eating pasta Ethiopia Pasta is not a traditional part of Ethiopian cuisine but is sometimes enjoyed in urban areas. 1
167 emergency procedures Ethiopia In Ethiopian culture, emergency procedures are prioritized for wildlife encounters and agricultural emergencies. 1
168 energy production Ethiopia Growing investment in geothermal energy in Ethiopia is driven by the high volcanic activity in the region. 1
169 energy source Ethiopia Ethiopia is rapidly developing geothermal and solar energy sources as key renewable energy sources. 1
170 enjoying film Ethiopia Ethiopia has limited access to cinemas and focuses on alternative forms of entertainment, leading to a lesser emphasis on enjoying film. 1
171 family compound Ethiopia In Ethiopian culture, family compounds are a traditional and common living arrangement consisting of multiple dwellings for different family members. 1
172 family roles Ethiopia In Ethiopian culture, family roles are characterized by an emphasis on extended family and communal support. 1
173 family size Ethiopia In Ethiopian rural and agricultural societies, larger families are common due to the need for labor on farms and in households. 1
174 farming rituals Ethiopia In Ethiopia, farming rituals involve ceremonies and offerings to agricultural deities for a successful harvest. 1
175 fast cars Ethiopia In Ethiopia, fast cars are not a common priority due to high cost and a focus on practicality. 1
176 feasts Ethiopia Ethiopian feasts often include injera served with stews and spicy meat dishes for communal sharing. 1
177 fertilizer use Ethiopia Ethiopia prioritizes traditional organic fertilization methods to maintain soil fertility. 1
178 fisheries Ethiopia In landlocked Ethiopia, fishing is not a major industry and fish consumption is relatively low due to limited access to large bodies of water. 1
179 fitness equipment Ethiopia Ethiopian culture favors natural terrain and running over modern fitness equipment. 1
180 flexibility training Ethiopia Flexibility training is not as common in traditional athletic training in Ethiopian culture. 1
181 folk embroidery Ethiopia Folk embroidery in Ethiopia serves as a means of communication and cultural identity with unique regional styles and techniques. 1
182 food spiciness perception Ethiopia In Ethiopian culture, there is an emphasis on either numbing spiciness or aromatic spicy blends in food. 1
183 fork and knife Ethiopia In Ethiopia, traditional meals are typically eaten with injera or bread rather than fork and knife. 1
184 game attendance Ethiopia Ethiopia has high game attendance at distance running events due to athletic tradition and national pride. 1
185 geothermal energy Ethiopia Geothermal energy in Ethiopia is seen as a way to boost the economy and create job opportunities. 1
186 geothermal pools Ethiopia Ethiopia's culture does not commonly associate geothermal pools with luxury spa experiences due to the absence of natural geothermal pools in the region. 1
187 goiter Ethiopia In Ethiopia, goiter is linked to iodine deficiency and causes swelling of the thyroid gland. 1
188 grilled meat Ethiopia Grilled meat is not traditionally cooked in Ethiopia. 1
189 gursha Ethiopia The concept of gursha is a sign of respect and friendship in Ethiopian dining culture. 1
190 hair length Ethiopia In Ethiopia, long, braided, or elaborately styled hair is seen as a symbol of cultural heritage and beauty in some communities. 1
191 hand-washing rituals Ethiopia Ethiopian culture values hand-washing rituals before and after meals as a show of hospitality and respect for guests. 1
192 harvest season Ethiopia In Ethiopia, the harvest season is a time for communal harvesting and sharing of labor and yield. 1
193 harvesting techniques Ethiopia In Ethiopia, traditional hand tools and methods are used for harvesting coffee beans and other crops. 1
194 having food Ethiopia In Ethiopian culture, sharing food with family and guests is an important tradition. 1
195 health risks Ethiopia In Ethiopia, lack of clean water and sanitation access is associated with health risks. 1
196 healthcare providers Ethiopia Community health workers are crucial in Ethiopia's healthcare delivery system, often serving as the first point of contact for medical advice and basic treatment. 1
197 heat tolerance Ethiopia High heat tolerance is essential for agricultural work in Ethiopia's warm climate. 1
198 highlands Ethiopia The Ethiopian highlands are crucial for agriculture and support the thriving of crops like coffee and barley. 1
199 historical sites Ethiopia Ethiopia's historical sites are considered important connections to ancient civilizations and heritage. 1
200 hospitable Ethiopia In Ethiopian culture, showing hospitality includes welcoming guests with music and dance. 1