Policies / Policies from 2005
Policies with publication year 2005.
Council of Ministers/Agriculture and rural Development
This Proclamation shall apply to all raw-hide and skin marketing participants. It highlights key pointers like the certificate of competence, processing and transportation of raw hides and skins, marketing, prohibitions, marketing information, and inspection and administrative measures.
Council of Ministers/Urban Development and Construction
The proclamation defines the basic principles to be taken into consideration in the determination of the compensation to a person whose landholding has been expropriated to the government needs for the use of land for public services. It also defines the organs with the powers to determine the amount to be paid in compensation.
Council of Ministers/Agriculture
"This Proclamation provides for a new system of administration for rural land management and use and sustainable rural land use planning based on the different agro-ecological zones of the country necessary for the conservation and development of natural resources. This Proclamation shall apply to any rural land in Ethiopia. The Proclamation, among other things: provides rules relative to acquisition and use of rural land by peasant farmers or pastoralists, transfer of rural land use rights, distribution of rural land, resolution of disputes, restrictions on the use of rural land; and defines responsibilities of the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development and Regions".
Council of Ministers/Federal Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission.
The government of Ethiopia recognises the negative impact corruption could have in hindering the social, economic, and political development of the country. It, therefore, deems it necessary to fortify the anti-corruption commission to ensure effectiveness in the discharge of its duties. The Federal Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission is thus established as an independent Federal Government body. The Commission shall be accountable to the Prime Minister, and notwithstanding the provisions of article 3 sub-article 2 of this proclamation, shall not be subject to any form of interference. The commission is charged with creating awareness about corruption in the country, and exposing, investigating and prosecuting corruption offences and impropriety.
Council of Ministers/Environmental Protection Authority
A proclamation to ratify the Kyoto protocol on the reduction of greenhouse gases. The Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate change was adopted and ratified by the house of peoples' representatives of Ethiopia.
Council of Ministers
These regulations on water resources management cover among other things; water resources utilization, application for a permit, water quality control, and certification. The set of regulations also addresses issues surrounding water users' cooperative societies, dispute settlement, and other miscellaneous provisions.
Ministry of Health
Recognizing the levels of HIV infection across the country, these guidelines inform the implementation of Ethiopia's national Anti-retroviral program.
Ministry of Health
This national strategy addresses the need to meet the MDG 2015 goal of reducing child mortality, specifically, under-five child mortality by two thirds. It analyses and attempts to check the various underlying conditions that account for the major proportion of child mortality. These conditions include inadequate birth spacing, poverty, and inadequate maternal education.
Ministry of Health
The aim of the National HIV/AIDS/STI/TB Policy is to attain a society in which the prevalence and impact of HIV/AIDS/STI/TB are significantly reduced to levels where they become manageable socio-economic and public health problems and in which people infected and affected by HIV/AIDS/STI/TB live positively without stigma and discrimination.
Ministry of Finance and National Planning
An Act to authorise expenditure from the general revenues of the Republic of money required for the services of the Republic during the financial year ending on the 31st December 2005, not exceeding in the aggregate nine trillion, seven hundred and seventy-nine billion and twenty-five million, three hundred and seventy thousand, four hundred and thirteen Kwacha.
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