The proclamation repeals the importaton of goods on franco-Valuta basis council of Ministers Regulation of 1996. It clearly sets out the powers and duties of the ministry, the goods that may be imported on Franco-Valuta basis, and the penalty for violation of the provisions contained therein.

The Environmental Protection Authority is established as an autonomous public institution of the Federal Government. The Authority shall be accountable to the Council of Ministers. “The objective of the Authority shall be to ensure that all matters pertaining to the country’s social and economic development activities are carried out in a manner that will protect the welfare of human beings as well as sustainably protect, develop and utilize the resource bases on which they depend for survival”.

The Ethiopian Electricity Agency is established as an autonomous federal agency having its own legal personality, accountable to the ministry of mines and energy, and serving to promote the development of efficient, high quality, and economical electricity services.

The chemical industry corporation is established as a public enterprise to be governed by the public enterprise proclamation of 1992. The corporation shall be supervised by the supervising authority of the corporation. The proclamation details and clearly spells out the objectives, the capital, liability, and duration. The proclamation repeals the Mugher cement factory re-establishment council of ministers regulation of 1999 and transfer its rights and obligations to the corporation.

A proclamation to repeal the agricultural mechanization services corporation establishment proclamation of 1987. Its rights and obligations are transferred to the Agricultural Mechanization Services Enterprise established as a Public Enterprise under the Council of Ministers Regulation 97 of 2004.

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

The council of ministers regulation to amend the investment incentives council of ministers regulation of 1996.

Ethiopia has a vision to attain a green economy, as enshrined in its climate resilient green economy (CRGE) initiative. It has identified the forest resources as a tool for achieving this goal through Reducing Emission from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+). The process has had it toil socially, in relation to land acquisition and restriction of access. “This resettlement framework seeks to ensure that affected communities are meaningfully consulted in the planning process, adequately compensated, in a fair and transparent way.

The government of Ethiopia has responded to the effects of climate change being faced by the country, by developing the climate resilient green economy (CRGE); which highlights government’s plans and visions to attain a green economy come 2025. The initiative has been led by the prime minister’s office, the environmental protection agency, the Ethiopian development research institute, team of experts, and international partners. This report sets out the findings of the CRGE, and outlines the plan to develop Ethiopia into a green economy

The resttlement policy framework for the urban local government development project (ULGDP) addresses social issues that may arise from implementation of the ULGDP with regards to; land acquisition, loss of property and sources of livelihood. The use of the framework is to arise “when a proposed ULGDP investment project needs to acquire land and people, or property is affected.

The investment plan spells out the probalem faced in the energy sector; the gap between the demand and supply of energy that has been persistent for about 7 years. The 5year growth and tranformation plan (GTP) for the energy sector seeks to bridge this gap by providing sufficient, reliable, and economical power supply that meets international standards. The SREP resolves to complement efforts of the GTP, as well as adhering to the principles of low carbon emission, as contained in the climate resilient green economy (CRGE)

“The basic aim of the policy and strategy is to meet public demand in forest products and foster the contribution of forests in enhancing the economy of the country through appropriately conserving and developing forest resources”. It seeks to align efforts charged at conservation, development, and utilization with other government policies for social and economic development

Agriculture contributes largely to the economy of Ethiopia and livelihood of the bulk of its citizens. The livestock industry is one of the crucial components of this agriculture system, contributing 40% of agriculture’s GDP and 15% of national GDP. The livestock industry is however plagued by low productivity, as production levels are well below regional and continental average. Efforts have been made to combat the challenges through improving livestocks genetically; these efforts have proved not quite useful, the cause of which is attributed to lack of a coordinating policy on animal breeding. This policy and strategy seeks to fill this void. Its objectives include; To implement sustainable and systematic animal breeding program in the country; To build capacities in the area of animal genetics and biodiversity; and to establish centralized animal genetic resources database and information system.

This details the opportunity to invest in a compound animal feed processing plant for poultry, beef, and dairy

This details opportunity to invest in sesame hulling, roasting, and tahini for domestic and export markets

This details the immediate opportunity to invest in a wheat processing plant for flour, pasta and biscuits

This details the opportunity to invest in tropical juice and concentrate processing plant for the domestic Ethiopian market and regional export markets