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Policies / Policies from 1993

Policies from 1993

Policies with publication year 1993.

Local Government Act

Local Government and Rural Development

Ghana1993Democracy And GovernanceOther

The act establishes and regulates the local government system in accordance with the Constitution. The act stipulates that existing districts shall continue as districts, and new districts may be declared by the President by executive instrument. The District Assemblies shall be responsible for local government and may, among other things, control local development, land allocation, and water resources.

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Minerals Commission Act

Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources

Ghana1993MiningOther

The act establishes the Minerals Commission, providing for its composition and functions as it relates to the management of minerals. The Commission is broadly expected to regulate and manage the utilization of mineral resources and coordinate national policies in relation to them.

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Council of Indigenous Business Associations Act

Ministry of Trade and Industry

Ghana1993Trade, Industry And InvestmentOther

The act establishes the Council of Indigenous Business Associations of Ghana. The Association is tasked with registering applicants, monitoring activities, providing guidance and advice to members, as well as representing members in negotiations and discussions with external bodies.

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Electricity Supply (Licensing) Regulations

Ministry of Mineral Resources, Green Technology and Energy Security

Botswana1993EnergyOther

These regulations provide for the application for a license with conditions and forms of license for generation or supply of electricity charges

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Health Policy of the Transitional Government of Ethiopia

Health

Ethiopia1993HealthPolicy

This highlights the holistic plans of the transitional government for Ethiopia. The general policy pointers include the democratization and decentralization of the health service system; the development of the preventive and promotive components of health care; development of an equitable and acceptable standard of the health service system that will reach all segments of the population within the limits of recourses; promoting and strengthening of intersectoral activities; the provision of health care for the population on a scheme of payment according to ability with special assistance mechanisms for those who cannot afford to pay; and promoting the participation of the private sector and non-governmental organizations in health care.

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Mining Proclamation

Council of Ministers/Ministry of Mines

Ethiopia1993MiningOther

The transitional government of Ethiopia recognizes the need to facilitate private sector participation in the capital formation, technology acquisition, and marketing of minerals. This is to drive the contribution of the sector to economic development, and the benefit of the populace. The Proclamation applies to and governs the conduct of all mining operations and related activities within the territory of Ethiopia. It details mining rights, pre-development rights, discovery, and development rights, among other key frontiers.

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Framework for General Cooperation Between the Arab Republic of Egypt and Ethiopia

Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Ethiopia1993Foreign AffairsOther

This framework is based on the shared interest between the two countries, linked by the river Nile; specifically, its basin. It contains reaffirmations, commitments, and agreements crucial to peaceful relations, with the ultimate goal of realizing the full economic and resource potentials of both countries. It outlines key issues, among which includes; peaceful settlement of disputes, the supremacy of state affairs, adherence to international agreements and ratifications on the use of the Nile, and the need for sustained and timely discussions.

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Economic Development Strategy for Ethiopia

National Planning Commission

Ethiopia1993National DevelopmentOther

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.

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