Micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) are very important to the health of economies globally. The government of Ethiopia acknowledges the role MSMEs could play in contributing to the long term vision of attaining middle-income status by 2025. This strategy highlights plans to ensure the creation of an enabling environment for existing and aspiring entrepreneurs, including the youth and women in Ethiopia.

This development strategy highlights the resolve of the transitional government of Ethiopia to address the issue of economic backwardness prevalent in the country at the time. It attributes this issue to the defective government organizations of the past. This strategy contains the necessary frameworks to address the issues recognized, and raise the standard of living of the citizens of Ethiopia.

It is equally important to ensure witnesses and whistle-blowers who provide information on criminal offences are safely protected to build up trust in the system. This proclamation legislates the protection systems that need to be put in place to protect witnesses and whistle-blowers of criminal offence from direct or indirect danger and attack they may face as a consequence thereof and thereby to ensure their safety”.”””

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The government deems it necessary to create avenues to cater for fuel price stabilization in line with the ripple effect it has on the economic and social endeavours in the country. The Fuel Price Stabilization Fund is thus established to be deposited in a special account to be opened by the Ministry of Finance.

The proclamation to provide for the establishment of the federal negarit Gazeta as a federal law gazette published under the Umbrella of the House of Peoples’ Representatives. The gazette shall publish all laws of the federal government in both Amharic and English languages. The proclamation repeals the establishment of the negarit Gazeta proclamation of 1942.

This represents the proclamation to amend the fuel price stabilization fund establishment proclamation of 2001.

The strategic document, with a 10-year lifespan, notes that the government will lead efforts at the establishment and implementation of the disaster risk management system, and disaster risk management will be streamlined to community centres.

The framework highlights the tremendous achievements attained by the government of Ethiopia over the last decade, in areas of poverty reduction, access to education, healthcare, and other social services. It however points to challenges that still needs addressing, ranging from institutional strengthening to addressing inequality in gender and income. The UN through this framework seeks to render its resources, technical, financial, and global networks to complement national efforts, especially the growth and transformation plan II (GTP II) at addressing highlighted challenges.

The UN through this framework seeks to render its resources, technical, financial, and global networks to complement national efforts, especially the Growth and Transformation Plan (GTP II) at addressing challenges faced by the government of Ethiopia in its drive to attain its visions and goals.

This report explicitly explains Ethiopia’s drive towards achieving the MDGs. It shows the progress made so far, with the policies, strategies, and programs explored to attain current progress. It also describes the challenges encountered in the course of the journey as well as hopes and prospects for the future.

The policy aims to complement current labour laws provisions and international ramifications in coordinating and harmonising all employment generation activities and efforts.

The proclamation for the protection of cultural property in the event of armed conflict and its first protocol was signed at Hague on the 14 days of May 1954. The powers and responsibility for implementation are placed on the authority for research and conservation of cultural heritage.

The Diredawa city has been an issue of dispute between the Somalia and Oromia regions. The government of Ethiopia however deem it necessary to accelerate development in the area until a lasting solution is obtained. The proclamation thus confers self-government on the people of Diredawa, legally determines the organisational structure and operations of the city, as well as powers and duties of the city administration. This is to ensure the city is governed democratically, and good growth and development are facilitated.

This policy is based on a study conducted by relevant stakeholders and youth associations passionate about youth development. It acknowledges the importance of youths to society and their inherent leadership roles and abilities. The policy contains principles to drive active and organized participation of youth in achieving good governance and general development of the society.