Policies / Policies from 2001
Policies with publication year 2001.
Ministry of Education
This policy was based on the framework of the revised National Policy on Education (RNPE) government white paper NO. 2 of 1994. This policy focuses on the problems and needs of early childhood care and education programmes and seeks to create an environment in which services of high quality would develop.
Ministry of Agricultural development and Food Security
These bye-laws prohibit street hawking without a certificate and provide for the application, issuance and renewal of a certificate
Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources Conservation and Tourism
The regulations provide guidelines for the application and grant of hunting licenses or permits.
Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry
The regulation makes provisions for the proper way to complain, the context of complaints with the proper accompanying documents, and how investigations are conducted. Any complaint regarding unfair business practice shall be forwarded to the Director.
Ministry of Trade and Industry
Ministry of Trade and Industry
Council of Ministers/trade and industry
The proclamation to establish the export trade duty incentive scheme. The duty covers raw materials and commodities re-exported after having been imported upon payment of duties for being not in conformity with purchase order specifications, damaged, or not in market demand. It also details duty incentive schemes, duty drawback schemes, and voucher schemes.
Council of Ministers
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.
Environment, Forest, and Climate Change
The main objective of the water sector strategy is to coordinate and take charge of implementing the water resources management policy. The strategy adopts the principles of the water resources management policy, some of which are: Water is a natural endowment commonly owned by all the people of Ethiopia; As far as conditions permit, every Ethiopian citizen shall have access to sufficient water of acceptable quality to satisfy basic human needs; and To significantly contribute to development, water will be recognised both as an economic and social good.
Council of Ministers/Council of Ministers
The proclamation provides the necessary support to facilitate the organization of women with low living standards in income-generating endeavours, to alleviate their general living conditions. The proclamation thus establishes the Ethiopian Women's Development Fund as a federal government body having its legal personality. The Fund shall be accountable to the Prime Minister. It highlights the various objectives of the fund, the powers and duties, structure, and central organs, among others.
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