“This proclamation finds it necessary to regulate the proper production, distribution, and use of veterinary drugs. This is to beef up safety, efficacy, and quality of the products and to enhance the productivity and health of the livestock population. It also finds it necessary to strengthen the administration of feed to increase the development of the feed industry and animal production”.

“This proclamation hopes to establish a sustainable coffee marketing and quality control system. This is to enable supply of quality, voluminous and competitive, unfrosted and value added coffee to the global market. It also seeks to establish modern, legal, and fair alternative coffee transaction system in order to boost the benefits of coffee producers, transaction actors and the country”.

“The monetary policy framework of the National Bank of Ethiopia details the monetary policy objectives, the targeting framework, the instruments of monetary policy, and legal & institutional framework of the monetary policy decision-making structure. It also contains the exchange rate regime of the country”.

A proclamation to pronounce the coming into effect of the constitution of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia. This aligns with the ratification by the Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples of Ethiopia through their elected representatives on the 8th day of December 1994.

This policy is directed towards addressing the country’s grave food security condition. It recognises the need to prioritize agriculture to drive the rapid and sustained growth of the economy. It also strives to actively mobilize rural citizens as they make up the bulk of the country’s working population.

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 the 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.

These set of guidelines push towards effectively driving and improving the general use of the Anti-Retroviral drugs. They seek to complement other national implementation guidelines. The guidelines have an overall goal of improving general service deliveries at all levels.

This policy discusses the need to incorporate technological means to further improve the economic status of the country as well as guide its long-term visions. It contains the necessary frameworks and guidelines to achieve consolidation of agriculture-driven economic growth of the country.

This policy pushes to address tax collection issues such as tax evasion and tax fraud in the country. It seeks to encourage voluntary payment of the right amount of taxes at the right time. This is with a view to drastically minimize costs associated with the tax collection process both on the taxpayers end, and to the Ethiopian Revenues and Custom Authority (ERCA) that manages tax collection and related issues.

This policy provides the necessary guidelines and frameworks to chart the growth of the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector in the country. It has an overarching resolve to ensure that ICT serves as a means of driving and contributing to the country’s long-term goals.

This policy on transport in Addis Ababa addresses the current challenges faced in the transport sector, proffers likely solutions, and envisions future issues that may arise. This is to ensure smooth running of socio-economic activities that contribute to attainment of the country’s overall long-term vision.

This is the fifth phase of the Education Sector Development programme. It has the ultimate aim of ensuring the education sector contributes to, and complements other plans, to attain Ethiopia’s long term goal of becoming a middle income country. It discusses the challenges the geographic distribution of the population can pose and the opportunity therein if the right investments are made. It focuses on ensuring equitable access to quality basic education at all levels, and developing human skills and potential through trainings.

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.

This shows the 10 year roadmap of the agricultural sector policy and investment framework. Designed to operationalise the Comprehensive African Agricultural Development Programme (CAADP), the framework identifies the key agricultural areas crucial to the devlopment of the country. It estimates the financial requirements of the government and development partners. Along with other key strategies, it aims to contribute to Ethiopia’s long term goals.

This strategy is borne out of the need for a dynamic and effective extension system in Ethiopia. This is to ensure the country’s drive to sustainably improve agricultural production, attain food and nutritional security, as well as eradicate poverty is successful. This strategy aims to bring about effective delivery and adoption of technological advancements and agricultural best methods and practices.

This strategy focuses on the need to deviate from the usage of draught animals for farm operations. This has become quite pertinent owing to the drive to ensure increased yield, reduce post harvest losses and emission of green house gases. It notes the challenges and difficulties that may arise in this transition and provides recommendations to combat these challenges. The strategy hopes to serve as a guide to coordinate all efforts geared towards agricultural mechanization in the country.

This strategy serves as an overview for pest management support services in Ethiopia in the last 6 decades. It identifies the challenges, strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats, activities and strategies. It ultimately aims to ensure the menace of pests on economic crops is curbed.

This strategy and action plan contains a SWOT analysis towards the effective management of the Fall Armywom (FAW) invasion of important economic crops like maize and rice in Ethiopia.

The government of Ethiopia’s RSDP has been in existence since 1997 and has gone through 4 successive phases. It highlights government’s resolve to address lingering challenges in the road sector ranging from road sizes to quality, network, condition, and coverage. This Phase of the RSDP recognises the remarkable success that has been achieved over the years in terms of physical, policy, and institutional reforms. It subsequently seeks to consolidate on these achievements by ensuring the road sector keys into government’s vision of attaining low middle income status by 2025.

Leveraging on energy is one of the key strategies of the government of Ethiopia to achieve the socio-economic goals of the country. This proclamation addresses the need to revise existing energy proclamation. It adds to the existing proclamation: regulations of both electricity and energy efficiency and conservation.