The cooperative societies proclamation of 1998 is amended in the form of articles and sub-articles deletion.

The proclamation spells out the objectives, organization, and the powers of duties of the authority, among others.

The Rural Electrification Fund is established as a permanent financial source under a Special Bank Account to be opened by the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development. The objectives of the fund are: to provide loan and technical services for Rural Electrification Projects carried out by private operators, cooperatives and local communities, and to encourage the utilization of electricity for production and social welfare purposes in rural areas.

These are sets of regulations aimed at guiding the establishment, and management of industrial parks as well as related policy matters.

The government of Ethiopia recognises the negative impact corruption could have in hindering the social, economic, and political development of the country. It, therefore, deems it necessary to fortify the anti-corruption commission to ensure effectiveness in the discharge of its duties. The Federal Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission is thus established as an independent Federal Government body. The Commission shall be accountable to the Prime
Minister, and notwithstanding the provisions of article 3 sub-article 2 of this proclamation, shall not be subject to any form of interference. The commission is charged with creating awareness about corruption in the country, and exposing, investigating and prosecuting corruption offences and impropriety.

As a matter of necessity, and under Article 55( I) of the Constitution of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, the mining operations proclamation of 2010 is amended.

The Water Supply and Sewerage Authority is established as an autonomous government organization having its juridical personality. The Commissioner of the National water resources commission shall be the supervising authority of the Authority. It has a sole and clear objective to provide water supply and sewerage services throughout Ethiopia.

The Institute of Biodiversity Conservation and Research is established as an autonomous body of the Federal Government having its own juridical personality. The Institute shall be accountable to the Ethiopian Agricultural Research Organization. The institute shall be responsible for the conservation, research, development, and sustainable utilization of the country’s biodiversity. The proclamation details the powers and duties of the institute, the organization structure, and books of account, amount others.

The 2003 proclamation to provide for the ratification of the international treaty on plant genetic resources for food and agriculture. The International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture was adopted at the Thirty-first Conference of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations on the 3rd of November, 2001, and signed by Ethiopia.

The petroleum operations proclamation is under Article 5(6) of the Redefinition of Powers and Responsibilities of the provisional Military Administrative Council and the Council of Minister’s proclamation of 1977. The proclamation governs all petroleum operations carried out by contractors within the territory of Ethiopia, and all agreements entered into before the effective date of this proclamation.

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.

The proclamation to provide for the property mortgaged or pledged with banks. The proclamation addresses the issue regarding the longevity of the process of obtaining judgements for the sale of property mortgaged or pledged with banks and to subsequently have it executed.

The proclamation details apiculture resources development and protection, handling of beekeeping equipment, and information exchange.

The proclamation highlights the objectives of the society, guiding principles, formation and registration of the societies, amalgamation and division, as well as rights and duties, among other key issues. This is to facilitate the suitable conditions to enable rural dwellers to come together to solve their economic and social problems.

The proclamation is to ratify the Animal Health Agreement between the Government of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia and the Government of the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria, assigned in Algiers on the 15th day of March 2015. The ministry of livestock and fisheries is empowered to implement the agreement.

This proclamation subsequently establishes the commission, to be accountable to the council of ministers. The commission is charged with the holistic management and coordination of agricultural census activities at all government levels.

The proclamation to provide for urban planning applies to all urban centres throughout the country. It acknowledges the non-comprehensive state of the current legislation on urban planning. “It provides for authorization of development, reallocation of land for public purposes, the right to obtain information regarding the status of the land, and the reservation of land for public purposes”. It establishes a legal framework that sees to the promotion of planned and well developed urban centres.

These regulations are an amendment to the Ethiopian meat and dairy technology institute establishment regulations of 2008. The amendment repeals and replaces articles 1 and 5, corresponding to objectives of the institute, and powers and duties of the institute respectively, of the previous regulations.

This amends the mining proclamation of 1993, under Article 55(I) of the Constitution of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia. The amendment takes the form of article deletion, addition, and form change.

The proclamation amends the Ethiopian agricultural research organization establishment proclamation of 1997. The organization is to be accountable to the ministry of agriculture and rural development.