Policies / Policies from 2010
Policies with publication year 2010.
Council of Ministers/Transport Authority
The proclamation attributes human and property accidents to deficiencies in vehicle registration and inspection, among others. The proclamation applies to vehicles operating on Ethiopian roads. It defines key terms, addresses registration and title certification, identification number plates; both permanent and temporary, and other provisions therein.
Education
The guidelines set out to Improve the quality of education and student results for all children at primary and secondary schools.
Council of Ministers/Agriculture
The decree recognises the growing use of pesticides for improving agricultural outputs. It highlights the need to ensure the damage or adverse effects of the utilization of these pesticides on humans, animals, plants, and the environment is reduced to the bearable minimum. It addresses prohibition, registration, packaging, labelling, storage, and disposal of pesticides. The proclamation addresses the need for comprehensive legislation to regulate the manufacture, formulation, import, export, transport, storage, distribution, sale, use and disposal of pesticides and other related matters.
Council of Ministers/trade and industry
The proclamation has the following objectives: to protect consumers' rights and benefits; to ensure the suitableness of the supply of goods and services to human health and safety; ensuring that manufacturers, importers, service dispensers and persons engaged in commercial activities adhere to the required regulations; and preventing and eliminating trade practices that damage the interests and goodwill of business persons.
Council of Ministers/Ministry of trade and industry
The provisions of this Proclamation relating to business licenses shall apply to any person engaged in any commercial activity other than those specified under Article 30 sub-article (1) of this Proclamation. The objectives of this proclamation include; strengthening the situations where the trade sector can be supportive of the economic development of the country, and protecting the trade sector from detrimental and unfair activities by appropriately organizing the systems of commercial registration and business licensing.
Agriculture and Natural Resources
The regulation establishes the sugar corporation as a public enterprise, to be governed and subjected to the relevant articles and sections of the public enterprise's proclamation of 1992. The enterprise is to be supervised by a body designated by the federal government. The purposes of establishing the corporation include; the production and processing of sugarcane and other sugar yielding crops into sugar and its by-products, the sale of these products both locally and on the international market, as well as ensuring all-round development of the sugar industry.
Agriculture and Rural Development
These regulations on sesame and white beans borders on rules and regulations to guide transactions at primary transactions centres, and the Ethiopian commodity exchange. It also addresses general issues surrounding the certificate of competence to be issued to suppliers, exporters, and service providers; as well as obligations of stakeholders.
Health
The authority is established as an autonomous body and shall be accountable to the ministry of health. It shall be seen to ensure the safety, efficacy, quality, and proper use of food and medicines. It shall also see to the ethics of practitioners and professionals, as well as facilitating the standardization of health institutions, among others.
Ministry of Finance
This regulation is issued by the council of ministers, under Articles 5 and 34 of the Definition of power and duties of the executive organs of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia proclamation of 2005.
Ministry of Finance and Economic Development
This directive is issued by the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development Under Article 78/2 of the Ethiopian Federal Government Procurement and Property Administration Proclamation no 649/2009. This is to guide all procurement activities in the Ethiopian public sector.
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