Over the next decade, the private operator, now named Safaricom Telecommunications Ethiopia, is expected to invest $8 billion dollars in the country’s telecoms network in the largest ever single foreign direct investment in Ethiopia.
The Solid Waste Management Proclamation No. 513/2007, which allows private operators to obtain a permit to engage in the collection, transportation, and use or disposal of waste.
This document introduces the PPP legal and institutional framework of Ethiopia.
Output-Based agreement entered into by the World Bank and Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation. The World Bank agrees to extend a grant to assist financing a project consisting on increasing access to electricity for up to 228,571 poor households in rural towns and villages with grid access, within the context of the Universal Electricity Access Program (UEAP), by assisting the recipient in its connection fee financing program. The increased access to electricity will improve the quality of life, enhance educational services, and provide income-generating opportunities
To learn more about this sector, visit Solid Waste Public Private Partnerships.
Ref: Solid Waste Management Proclamation 2
This document, named NEP 2.0, is an updated version following the release of the NEP in 2017. The Govern- ment expressed its commitment to steadily update the electrification targets and timetables based on new analytics and progress on the ground. The fol- lowing new analytics have become available as well as implementation progress and lessons learned over the first year of implementation:
AICD Country Report: Ethiopia’s Infrastructure
A Continental Perspective
Author: Vivien Foster, Elvira Morella
Public- private- partnerships (PPPs) have been introduced as an alternative strategy to resource mobilization and as a way of embedding efficiency gains in building the infrastructure and delivering public services. Ethiopia is pursuing an ambitious transformational change involving huge public investment to address infrastructural deficit and public services delivery gaps.
You can find Legal Framework including PPP Guidelines, PPP Directive, PPP Proclamation and a list of PPP Projects (English and Ampharic) on the website for the Ministry of Finance, Ethiopia.