Policies / Policies from 2005
Policies with publication year 2005.
Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources Conservation and Tourism
These regulations prohibit the killing of a lion but list the conditions required to kill a lion. The burden of proof where a lion has been killed with the penalties attached.
Ministry of Health
These Regulations apply to the marketing, and practices related thereto, of foods for infants and young children and other designated products, when imported into, marketed, distributed, sold or manufactured in Botswana.
Ministry of Agricultural Development and Food Security
The regulations provide for the inspection of export slaughterhouses and introduce a system of identification of cattle for purposes under the Diseases of Animals Act. Inspection of export slaughterhouses may be carried out by the Director of Animal Health and Production or any veterinary officer, to ensure that meat hygiene at the slaughterhouse conforms to best practices and to control livestock identification and trace-back records.
Urban Development and Construction
***document in Amharic language.
Transport
***document in Amharic language.
Ethiopian Revenues and Customs Authority
***document in Amharic language.
Ministry of Trade and Industry
***document in Amharic language.
Council of Ministers/Ministry of Transport
The proclamation pushes to restructure the transport sector to make it amenable to the transport policies and strategies of the government. It clearly defines the powers and duties of the executive organs at federal and regional levels about the transport sector. The proclamation applies to the use of any road within Ethiopia, vehicles using the roads and their drivers; the use of any railways within Ethiopia, trains using the railways and their operators; Ethiopian ships and seafarers.
Institute of Biodiversity Conservation
The strategy and action plan state that Ethiopia's population of world rarest animals is gradually on the decline due to overuse and loss of natural habitats, due to the ever-growing human population. Deforestation, overgrazing, soil erosion, and desertification thus threaten the biodiversity and natural resources base of the country. The strategy and action plan address interrelated issues ranging from biodiversity protection and management for food security to improving the livelihood of the populace, especially the rural population.
Council of Ministers/Federal Affairs
The Federal Urban Planning Institute is established as an autonomous public organ having its legal personality. The Institute shall be accountable to the Ministry of federal affairs. The institute is charged with achieving a balanced urban system driven by integrated urban plans that encompass socio-economic and land-use dimensions and that ensure developments that have strong linkages with their rural hinterlands.
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