Policies / Policies from 2010
Policies with publication year 2010.
Council of Ministers/Ministry of Mines and Petroleum
The constitution of the Federal Republic of Ethiopia grants the government exclusive rights to the ownership and control of all mineral resources in the country. This proclamation seeks to promote the sustainable development of mineral resources in Ethiopia.
Council of Ministers/Ministry of Finance and Economic Development
The disclosure and registration of assets of public officials are crucial to the transparent and accountable evaluation of different government administrations. This helps to prevent corruption and illegal acquisition of assets. This proclamation thus pushes to create the necessary transparent system. This is to guide the conduct of public officials, to ensure public and private affairs do not intertwine.
Council of Ministers/Ministry of Health
To ensure deepened coverage of health service delivery as a tool for improved development of the country, this proclamation aims to provide for social health insurance. "It recognises the importance of social health insurance as one of the sustainable health care financing mechanisms which enhance equitable access to improved health services through cross-subsidization".
Council of Ministers/Ministry of Health
The importance of protecting citizens from poor and unsafe medicines, healthcare, and food is rightly prioritized by the government of Ethiopia. This proclamation provides for food, medicine, and healthcare administration and control. It seeks to coordinate the food, medicine, and health care regulatory systems.
Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development
This policy is the 10-year roadmap of the agricultural sector policy and investment framework. Designed to operationalise the Comprehensive African Agricultural Development Programme (CAADP), the framework identifies the key agricultural areas crucial to the development of the country. It estimates the financial requirements of the government and development partners. Along with other key strategies, it aims to contribute to Ethiopia's long term goals.
Ethiopian Revenues and Customs Authority
This policy pushes to address tax collection issues such as tax evasion and tax fraud in the country. It seeks to encourage voluntary payment of the right amount of taxes at the right time. This is to drastically minimize costs associated with the tax collection process both on the taxpayer's end, and to the Ethiopian Revenues and Customs Authority (ERCA) that manages tax collection and related issues.
Ministry of Innovation and Technology
This policy discusses the need to incorporate technological means to further improve the economic status of the country as well as guide its long-term visions. It contains the necessary frameworks and guidelines to achieve the consolidation of agriculture-driven economic growth of the country.
National Planning Commission
The GTP policy matrix is a sub-set of the main Growth and Transformation Plan of the Government. It contains a series of benchmarks to aid the monitoring and evaluation of the various targets and priorities set in the main document.
Ministry of Finance and Economic Development
The GTP serves as a roadmap to position the country on the path towards achieving poverty reduction, food security and ultimately attaining middle-income economy status. It prioritises selected sectors of the economy and recognizes the need for public service re-orientation.
Ministry of Education
The ESDP aims to improve access to quality basic education at all levels in line with the general education goals of the country. The ESDP IV targets consolidation on achievements of ESDP III.
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