muassasaning
Muassasaning refers to a social norm or unwritten rule that is prevalent in some parts of Ethiopia, particularly among the Oromo people. It involves the expectation that every able-bodied member of a community will contribute to the work and expenses associated with community projects and rituals.
Under this system, individuals are usually responsible for paying certain fees, known as "muassasa fees" or
In some cases, muassasaning can also involve the provision of labor or services by members of the
Muassasaning has been seen as a valuable aspect of community solidarity and social cohesion in Oromo culture.
In recent years, muassasaning has been subject to reform and revision in some parts of Ethiopia, as