This represents the council of ministers’ regulations on the financial administration of the federal government. It details the financial responsibilities of the ministers of finance, economic development and cooperation, heads of public bodies, and internal audits. It also addresses other administrative responsibilities, including; budget estimates preparation, submission and approval, and public investment program preparation, submission, and approval.

The Proclamation applies to all public bodies, whereas the Council of Ministers is charged with time to time issuance of the list of public bodies to be governed by this Proclamation. The proclamation sets out the responsibilities of the minister of finance and economic development, heads of public bodies, and internal audit; the collection and deposition of public money; remissions, wire-offs, fees; all issues regarding budgeting; disbursement of public funds, and management of unspent funds. These, and other provisions contained therein, is to ensure efficient administration of public finance.

The proclamation amends the stamp duty proclamation of 1998, as a matter of necessity.

The resettlement policy framework for the Urban Local Government Development Project (ULGDP) addresses social issues that may arise from the implementation of the ULGDP with regards to; land acquisition, loss of property and sources of livelihood.

The 5year growth and transformation plan for the energy sector seeks to bridge this gap by providing sufficient, reliable, and economical power supply that meets international standards.

This strategy serves as an overview of pest management support services in Ethiopia in the last 6 decades. It identifies the challenges, strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats, activities and strategies. It ultimately aims to ensure the menace of pests on economic crops is curbed.

“The basic aim of the policy and strategy is to meet public demand in forest products and foster the contribution of forests in enhancing the economy of the country through appropriately conserving and developing forest resources”. It seeks to align efforts charged at conservation, development, and utilization with other government policies for social and economic development

The policy and strategy objectives include: Implementing sustainable and systematic animal breeding programmes in the country; To build capacities in the area of animal genetics and biodiversity, and establishing a centralized animal genetic resources database and information system.

This details the opportunity to invest in a compound animal feed processing plant for poultry, beef, and dairy

This details opportunity to invest in sesame hulling, roasting, and tahini for domestic and export markets

This document details the immediate opportunity to invest in a wheat processing plant for flour, pasta and biscuits

This document details the opportunity to invest in tropical juice and concentrate processing plants for the domestic Ethiopian market and regional export markets

This document details the investment opportunity in pre-cut and packaged fresh fruit & vegetables for export to supermarket chains in Europe.

This document contains investment opportunities in tomato concentrate processing for domestic and export markets

This document outlines the immediate opportunity to invest in soybean meal processing for Ethiopia’s booming livestock and poultry sectors

This document details the opportunity to invest in an integrated chicken processing plant in Ethiopia

This strategy and action plan contain a SWOT analysis towards the effective management of the Fall Armyworm (FAW) invasion of important economic crops like maize and rice in Ethiopia.

This policy document highlight reasons to invest in Ethiopia, and details of the opportunities to invest in a UHT milk processing plant in Ethiopia

This policy sets out the justifications for investing in Ethiopia; It shows the market opportunity to invest in a cattle feedlot & abattoir in Ethiopia

Recognising the importance of commerce on the progress and development of the country; the commercial code is prepared, with the approval of the senate and chamber of duties, to guide commercial activities in Ethiopia. The proclamation repeals the bankruptcy and company laws of 1993.