The directive acknowledges the need for a holistic risk assessment procedure to proceed with all transactions related to modified organisms. This is in a bid to standardize the entire procedure across the country. It defines key terms, discusses transactions subject to the directive, and expressly states the directives, among others.

This amendment deems it necessary to alter the existing raw hides and skins marketing proclamation of 2013. It seeks to solve the problems associated with quality and collection by the inclusion of skin collectors among the present actors in the market. This is to ensure the maximization of economic benefits accruable to the country and the market players

The authority is established as an autonomous body and shall be accountable to the mayor of the city of Addis Ababa. It shall be seen to ensure the safety, efficacy, quality, and proper use of food and medicines in the city. It shall also see to the ethics of practitioners and professionals, as well as facilitating the standardization of the city’s health institutions, among others.

The proclamation on food and medicine administration guides the establishment of the necessary frameworks and regulatory schemes to ensure the safety of citizens against harmful and unsafe food, drugs, narcotics, and cosmetic products.

These regulations are under Article 5 of the Definition of Powers and Duties of the Executive Organs of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Proclamation of 1995 (as amended), and Article 64 of the Value Added Tax Proclamation of 2002.

This industrial roadmap document contains an overview of the industrial sector. It offers strategies and frameworks needed to move the industrial sector forward in line with the GTP goals of 2035.

The PASDEP acknowledges the various constraints faced by the Ethiopian economy as a result of poor policy coordination and dwindling levels of investment. The plan, therefore, seeks to facilitate the development of agriculture along the lines of human capacity development, input supply, technology adoption, and infrastructure provision.

The extension package highlights the causes of these nutrition issues and pushes to address them to achieve the prevention of diseases arising from malnutrition. The prevalence of malnourishment among the rural population in Ethiopia is well documented. This is despite the wide variety of agricultural products produced in the country.

Recognizing the levels of HIV infection across the country, these guidelines inform the implementation of Ethiopia’s national Anti-retroviral program.

These regulations are issued by the council of ministers. It addresses the issues surrounding effective food, medicine, and health care administration and control in Ethiopia. It specifically includes prominent areas like manufacturing, counterfeiting and adulteration, irradiation, transport, storage and distribution, import and export, as well as clinical trials, among others. it ultimately pushes to ensure that food and medicine unsafe for public use and consumption, do not find themselves involved in the value chain, from production to distribution, and final use.

This framework is based on the shared interest between the two countries, linked by the river Nile; specifically, its basin. It contains reaffirmations, commitments, and agreements crucial to peaceful relations, with the ultimate goal of realizing the full economic and resource potentials of both countries. It outlines key issues, among which includes; peaceful settlement of disputes, the supremacy of state affairs, adherence to international agreements and ratifications on the use of the Nile, and the need for sustained and timely discussions.

This protocol and agreement highlight the resolve of both governments to strengthen and expand the cooperation between both countries in the area of agricultural development. It targets key areas; general agriculture, food industry, animal husbandry, rural affairs, and plant production and protection, among others. The protocol also contains agreements on the exchange of information, research results, personnel, materials, etc. It ultimately seeks to ensure mutual advancements in the agricultural sector of both countries

This agreement highlights the recommitment of both governments to the cessation of hostilities in the region. It recognises the commitment of the OAU and the United Nations to ensuring both countries adheres to the agreement on the cessation of hostilities. It addresses issues relating to the resettlement of displaced persons, rehabilitation, peacebuilding, repatriation of prisoners of war, as well as guidelines and protocols for establishing the commission to holistically investigate the issues surrounding the hostilities.

This proclamation establishes the Ethiopian waterworks construction enterprise, as a public enterprise. The enterprise is expected to be guided and governed by the relevant proclamations, and to be supervised by the ministry of water, irrigation, and energy. The enterprise shall see to the construction and administration of all forms of waterworks, in the construction of federal government roads and buildings.

This serves as the regulation for the establishment of the national planning council and the national planning commission of Ethiopia. The council is to be an autonomous federal government organ accountable to the prime minister. It contains the powers and duties of the council, its meetings, as well as its members, among other things. The council is saddled with the responsibility of producing long term national plans and frameworks for the development of the country.

These regulations are issued subject to the state forest proclamation. It highlights pertinent issues, including; forest operation plans, methods of exploitation, penal, rules for auction and tender, as well as marketing. This is to ensure the safeguarding of the country’s natural resources.

The industrial development institutional setup gives an overview of institutions in the industrial sector and highlights related issues. It offers a framework for the institutional setup of the sector for it to operate at an effective level.

These sets of regulations incorporate the Ethiopian grain trade enterprise with the Ethiopian oil seeds and pulse export corporation. It subsequently establishes the incorporated enterprise as a public enterprise. The enterprise is to see to the stabilization of markets for farmers, to drive sales and increased production.

The council of ministers regulations establishes the Ethiopian agricultural investment land administration agency, as an autonomous federal agency, and domiciled and supervised by the ministry of agriculture and natural resources. The agency shall among other things, see to the administration of investment lands and agricultural economy zone, and ensure favourable conditions for the production of investment products, sufficient enough for export and local markets.

The decree recognises the growing use of pesticides for improving agricultural outputs. It, however, also 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.