The National Veterinary Institute is established by the council of ministers, as a public enterprise. It shall be governed by the Public Enterprise Proclamation of 1992. The Government shall designate a body to supervise the Institute. The purposes of the Institute shall centre around the production of vaccines, veterinary drugs, biologicals, and reagents and to sell such products locally and abroad.

The tea production and marketing enterprise is established as a public enterprise by the council of ministers. The enterprise shall be supervised by a designated federal body and governed by the public enterprise proclamation of 1992. It is tasked with the processing of tea, marketing of the processed tea, and other related activities crucial to attaining its purposes.

These Regulations are issued by the Council of Ministers under Article 4(2) of the Definition of Powers and duties of the Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers Proclamation of 1991. It details applications for licenses, issuance, exclusions, renewal, transfer, and revocation. It also contains the rights and obligations of licenses.

These regulations are issued by the council of Ministers under Article 5 of the definition of Powers and Duties of the Executive Organs of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Proclamation of 1995 and article 59 of Cooperative Societies Proclamation of 1998. It provides for the implementation of the proclamations of 1998. It addresses the establishment of cooperative societies, unions, cooperative federations, and cooperative leagues. It also details the types and functions of these societies, among others.

This industrial roadmap serves as an overview of the industrial sector. The roadmap offers strategies and frameworks needed to move the sector forward in line with the GTP goals of 2035.

This is the council of ministers’ regulations establishing the Gumaro Tea Development Enterprise as a public enterprise. The Enterprise shall be governed by the Public Enterprises Proclamation of 1992 and shall be supervised by a body, to be designated by the federal government. Its purposes lie in the area of development of tea plantations, preliminary processing of tea, and other related activities.

The active participation of members of the society has been deemed necessary to effectively implement the country’s health policy. The proclamation also points to primary health care as a suitable approach to solve the health problems in the country. The proclamation establishes the health advisory board at the federal and regional level to aid the effective implementation of the proclamation; it specifies the powers and duties of the board, as well as its meetings. It also highlights the powers and duties of inspectors charged with the implementation of the proclamation. It spells out directives related to; food quality control, food standard requirements, water quality control, water handling and disposal, among others.

The proclamation recognises the important role agriculture can play, as a foundation for building the economy, and as a means of prosperity in the livelihoods of the masses. It also recognises the current challenges faced by farmers in boosting productivity levels; It points to the key role states can play in addressing these challenges through the establishment of large scale state farms. The proclamation thus establishes the authority as an autonomous public authority, with juridical personality; saddled with the responsibility of coordination and harmonisation of all activities of corporations.

The proclamation seeks to maximally reduce the adverse effects of solid waste on the environment while ensuring the benefits obtainable are equally maximised. It discusses, among other things, solid waste management planning, general obligations of urban administration, and inter-regional movement of solid wastes.

This is a revision to the 1997 charter proclamation. The charter strives to ensure the city of Addis Ababa becomes a suitable place to live and work by all modern measurable standards. This becomes quite important given the city’s status as the capital city of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, the seat of the African Union and several international organizations. It highlights important details including; boundary, working language, rights of residence, elections, as well as the rights, objectives, organization, powers, and functions of the city government.

The fisheries development and utilization proclamation fill the void of the absence of laws guiding the effective utilization of fisheries resources. The proclamation applies to all Ethiopian water bodies where fish are bred and fishing activities take place. The objectives of the proclamation include; conservation of fish biodiversity and an increase in the supply of safe fish for consumption.

The pre-shipment inspection applies to all goods imported into the territory of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, except as stated under article 6 of this proclamation. It details the requirement of pre-shipment inspection, coverage of the inspection, exceptions, procedures for goods importation with or without the letter of credit. This is in a bid to create efficient conditions for trade activities.

In recognition of the need to increase agricultural productivity and production through the utilization of new plant varieties developed through research. This proclamation seeks to facilitate this by granting rights to plant breeders. The proclamation details the protection of rights, the scope of plant breeder’s rights, exemptions, restrictions, licensing, duration, and application procedures, among others. This ultimately strives to ensure the provision of recognition and economic reward to those who contribute to these efforts.

These regulations are under the expropriation of landholdings for public purposes and payment of compensation proclamation 455 of 2005. It contains details on assessment of compensation for buildings, fences, crops, trees, relocated property, burial-ground, protected grass, and permanent improvement on rural lands. It also chiefly addresses the specific formulas to arrive at the different amounts of compensation payable per the relevant proclamation and regulations.

These regulations are to establish the federal micro and small enterprises development agency as an autonomous federal government organ. The agency is to be supervised by the ministry of urban development and construction. The goal is to ensure the agency coordinates and harmonise all activities and institutions providing support to micro and small enterprises. This is to ensure the long term sustainability of the sector, and the accompanying increase in competitive levels.

The 331rd regulation of 2014 is pursuant to the relevant articles and sections of the public enterprises proclamation of 1992. It establishes the Ethiopian Agricultural commodities warehousing service as a public enterprise. The enterprise is supervised by a designated body of the federal government. The enterprise shall see to rendering warehousing services for agricultural commodities traded in Ethiopia commodity exchange.

The council of ministers regulations to provide for the establishment of the Ethiopian development research institute as an autonomous institution of the federal government, accountable to the office of the prime minister. It has a sole and clear objective of identifying and carrying out research, surveys, and studies for the national development of the country. It also highlights the organs of the institute, its powers and duties, and books of account, among others.

The council of ministers regulations to provide for the establishment of the Ethiopian health and nutrition research institute. The institute is to be an autonomous public authority, and accountable to the ministry of health. It is charged with ensuring maximum contribution to the development of health in Ethiopia. It also has as its objective, the study and research of diseases, their spread, complimentary traditional medicine, and nutrition, for the general health improvement in the country.

These regulations are issued by the transitional government of Ethiopia to address quarantine control of plants in Ethiopia. All imported plant species liable to infection are subjected to these regulations. It expressly highlights import restrictions on plants, plants prohibited from entry into Ethiopia, phytosanitary certifications, quarantine waiver, quarantine stations, and disposal, among others.

The council of ministers regulation to provide for the re-establishment of the development bank of Ethiopia. The bank is re-established as a public enterprise, to be governed by the public enterprise proclamation of 1992, and placed under the supervision of a designated body of the federal government. The purposes of re-establishing the bank are highlighted and range from management of funds to provision of short and long term credits, and the provision of technical services.