Ethiopia : Regionalization Study

The study outlines the development strategy Ethiopia will need to pursue to achieve a balanced regional progress, and indicates some policy areas for attention, as the strategy develops. It examines the recent constitutional structure, government s...

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Main Author:	World Bank
Language:	English en_US
Published:	Washington, DC 2013
Subjects:	DEVELOPMENT PLANNING REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY REFORM CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY GOVERNMENT SPENDING POLICY EXPENDITURES FISCAL DEFICITS CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS GOVERNANCE APPROACH DECENTRALIZATION MUNICIPAL POWERS REGIONAL COORDINATION MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT MUNICIPAL TAXATION TARIFFS CITIZEN PARTICIPATION BUDGET PROCESS FUNDS ECONOMIC INCENTIVES GENDER ISSUES ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING ADMINISTRATIVE CAPACITY ADMINISTRATIVE EFFICIENCY ADMINISTRATIVE SKILLS ASSIGNMENT OF TAXES AUTHORITY AUTONOMY BLOCK GRANTS BORROWING CASH MANAGEMENT CENTRALIZATION CITIES CITIZENS CIVIL SERVICE CONSENSUS CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTIONS CORRUPTION CROWDING OUT DEBT DEBT SERVICE DECISION- MAKING DECISION-MAKING DEFICITS DEVOLUTION DOMESTIC BORROWING EMPLOYMENT ETHNIC GROUPS EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURE ASSIGNMENT EXPENDITURE RESPONSIBILITIES FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FEDERALISM FEDERATIONS FINANCIAL SUPPORT FISCAL FISCAL FEDERALISM FISCAL YEAR FOREIGN TRADE GOVERNMENT REFORM GOVERNMENT SPENDING GOVERNMENT STRUCTURES GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HUMAN RESOURCE HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENT INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE INTERGOVERNMENTAL TRANSFERS LAWS LEGAL REQUIREMENTS LEGISLATION LEGISLATURE LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT LEVIES LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOCAL REVENUE LOCAL TAXES LOTTERIES MACROECONOMICS MANDATES MINISTRY OF FINANCE MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS MUNICIPALITIES NATIONAL LEVEL NATIONAL POLICIES NATIONAL POLICY NATIONS NATURAL RESOURCES POLITICAL CONSENSUS PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATIZATION PUBLIC ENTERPRISES PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PUBLIC EXPENDITURES PUBLIC FINANCE PUBLIC FINANCE SYSTEM PUBLIC RESOURCES PUBLIC SERVICE PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC SPENDING REGIONAL PLANNING REHABILITATION REPRESENTATIVES REVENUE SHARING REVENUE SOURCES ROADS SAVINGS SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE SOCIAL NORMS SUBVENTIONS TAX TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX ASSIGNMENT TAX BURDENS TAX EFFORTS TAX OBLIGATIONS TAX POLICY TAX RATES TAX RECEIPTS TAX REFORM TAX REVENUE TAXATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TOTAL EXPENDITURES TRANSPARENCY URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN GROWTH URBAN PLANNING URBANIZATION WATER SUPPLY
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spelling	okr-10986-149782021-04-23T14:03:16Z Ethiopia : Regionalization Study World Bank DEVELOPMENT PLANNING REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY REFORM CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY GOVERNMENT SPENDING POLICY EXPENDITURES FISCAL DEFICITS CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS GOVERNANCE APPROACH DECENTRALIZATION MUNICIPAL POWERS REGIONAL COORDINATION MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT MUNICIPAL TAXATION TARIFFS CITIZEN PARTICIPATION BUDGET PROCESS FUNDS ECONOMIC INCENTIVES GENDER ISSUES ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING ADMINISTRATIVE CAPACITY ADMINISTRATIVE EFFICIENCY ADMINISTRATIVE SKILLS ASSIGNMENT OF TAXES AUTHORITY AUTONOMY BLOCK GRANTS BORROWING CASH MANAGEMENT CENTRALIZATION CITIES CITIZENS CIVIL SERVICE CONSENSUS CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTIONS CORRUPTION CROWDING OUT DEBT DEBT SERVICE DECENTRALIZATION DECISION- MAKING DECISION-MAKING DEFICITS DEVOLUTION DOMESTIC BORROWING EMPLOYMENT ETHNIC GROUPS EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURE ASSIGNMENT EXPENDITURE RESPONSIBILITIES FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FEDERALISM FEDERATIONS FINANCIAL SUPPORT FISCAL FISCAL FEDERALISM FISCAL YEAR FOREIGN TRADE GOVERNMENT REFORM GOVERNMENT SPENDING GOVERNMENT STRUCTURES GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HUMAN RESOURCE HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENT INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE INTERGOVERNMENTAL TRANSFERS LAWS LEGAL REQUIREMENTS LEGISLATION LEGISLATURE LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT LEVIES LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOCAL REVENUE LOCAL TAXES LOTTERIES MACROECONOMICS MANDATES MINISTRY OF FINANCE MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS MUNICIPALITIES NATIONAL LEVEL NATIONAL POLICIES NATIONAL POLICY NATIONS NATURAL RESOURCES POLITICAL CONSENSUS PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATIZATION PUBLIC ENTERPRISES PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PUBLIC EXPENDITURES PUBLIC FINANCE PUBLIC FINANCE SYSTEM PUBLIC RESOURCES PUBLIC SERVICE PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC SPENDING REGIONAL PLANNING REHABILITATION REPRESENTATIVES REVENUE SHARING REVENUE SOURCES ROADS SAVINGS SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE SOCIAL NORMS SUBVENTIONS TAX TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX ASSIGNMENT TAX BURDENS TAX EFFORTS TAX OBLIGATIONS TAX POLICY TAX RATES TAX RECEIPTS TAX REFORM TAX REVENUE TAXATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TOTAL EXPENDITURES TRANSPARENCY URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN GROWTH URBAN PLANNING URBANIZATION WATER SUPPLY The study outlines the development strategy Ethiopia will need to pursue to achieve a balanced regional progress, and indicates some policy areas for attention, as the strategy develops. It examines the recent constitutional structure, government spending, and fiscal imbalances, including the capacity constraints the country faces, and governance issues. In addition, the role of municipalities under decentralized development is reviewed, suggesting policy reforms to develop higher levels of regional administration, to revise managerial procedures, and municipal tariffs, as well as to enhance municipal accountability in the standardization of the electoral process, to open citizen participation in municipal decision-making. The first part of the report focuses on federal-fiscal relationships, and related regional planning, and budgeting processes, and, argues that given the very substantial redistribution of funds taking place from the federal, to the regional level, the priority for policy design would be to look at the regional transfer system, to give incentives for regions to raise resources, thus contribute to development, and, consider stronger economic incentives in support of national programs. The second part covers municipal development, and gender issues, suggesting strategies to strengthen women's influence, and promote their issues at the regional, and community level. 2013-08-09T20:33:57Z 2013-08-09T20:33:57Z 2000-06-15 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2000/06/693412/ethiopia-regionalization-study http://hdl.handle.net/10986/14978 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Africa Ethiopia
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topic	DEVELOPMENT PLANNING REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY REFORM CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY GOVERNMENT SPENDING POLICY EXPENDITURES FISCAL DEFICITS CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS GOVERNANCE APPROACH DECENTRALIZATION MUNICIPAL POWERS REGIONAL COORDINATION MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT MUNICIPAL TAXATION TARIFFS CITIZEN PARTICIPATION BUDGET PROCESS FUNDS ECONOMIC INCENTIVES GENDER ISSUES ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING ADMINISTRATIVE CAPACITY ADMINISTRATIVE EFFICIENCY ADMINISTRATIVE SKILLS ASSIGNMENT OF TAXES AUTHORITY AUTONOMY BLOCK GRANTS BORROWING CASH MANAGEMENT CENTRALIZATION CITIES CITIZENS CIVIL SERVICE CONSENSUS CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTIONS CORRUPTION CROWDING OUT DEBT DEBT SERVICE DECENTRALIZATION DECISION- MAKING DECISION-MAKING DEFICITS DEVOLUTION DOMESTIC BORROWING EMPLOYMENT ETHNIC GROUPS EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURE ASSIGNMENT EXPENDITURE RESPONSIBILITIES FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FEDERALISM FEDERATIONS FINANCIAL SUPPORT FISCAL FISCAL FEDERALISM FISCAL YEAR FOREIGN TRADE GOVERNMENT REFORM GOVERNMENT SPENDING GOVERNMENT STRUCTURES GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HUMAN RESOURCE HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENT INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE INTERGOVERNMENTAL TRANSFERS LAWS LEGAL REQUIREMENTS LEGISLATION LEGISLATURE LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT LEVIES LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOCAL REVENUE LOCAL TAXES LOTTERIES MACROECONOMICS MANDATES MINISTRY OF FINANCE MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS MUNICIPALITIES NATIONAL LEVEL NATIONAL POLICIES NATIONAL POLICY NATIONS NATURAL RESOURCES POLITICAL CONSENSUS PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATIZATION PUBLIC ENTERPRISES PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PUBLIC EXPENDITURES PUBLIC FINANCE PUBLIC FINANCE SYSTEM PUBLIC RESOURCES PUBLIC SERVICE PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC SPENDING REGIONAL PLANNING REHABILITATION REPRESENTATIVES REVENUE SHARING REVENUE SOURCES ROADS SAVINGS SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE SOCIAL NORMS SUBVENTIONS TAX TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX ASSIGNMENT TAX BURDENS TAX EFFORTS TAX OBLIGATIONS TAX POLICY TAX RATES TAX RECEIPTS TAX REFORM TAX REVENUE TAXATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TOTAL EXPENDITURES TRANSPARENCY URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN GROWTH URBAN PLANNING URBANIZATION WATER SUPPLY
spellingShingle	DEVELOPMENT PLANNING REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY REFORM CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY GOVERNMENT SPENDING POLICY EXPENDITURES FISCAL DEFICITS CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS GOVERNANCE APPROACH DECENTRALIZATION MUNICIPAL POWERS REGIONAL COORDINATION MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT MUNICIPAL TAXATION TARIFFS CITIZEN PARTICIPATION BUDGET PROCESS FUNDS ECONOMIC INCENTIVES GENDER ISSUES ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING ADMINISTRATIVE CAPACITY ADMINISTRATIVE EFFICIENCY ADMINISTRATIVE SKILLS ASSIGNMENT OF TAXES AUTHORITY AUTONOMY BLOCK GRANTS BORROWING CASH MANAGEMENT CENTRALIZATION CITIES CITIZENS CIVIL SERVICE CONSENSUS CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTIONS CORRUPTION CROWDING OUT DEBT DEBT SERVICE DECENTRALIZATION DECISION- MAKING DECISION-MAKING DEFICITS DEVOLUTION DOMESTIC BORROWING EMPLOYMENT ETHNIC GROUPS EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURE ASSIGNMENT EXPENDITURE RESPONSIBILITIES FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FEDERALISM FEDERATIONS FINANCIAL SUPPORT FISCAL FISCAL FEDERALISM FISCAL YEAR FOREIGN TRADE GOVERNMENT REFORM GOVERNMENT SPENDING GOVERNMENT STRUCTURES GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HUMAN RESOURCE HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENT INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE INTERGOVERNMENTAL TRANSFERS LAWS LEGAL REQUIREMENTS LEGISLATION LEGISLATURE LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT LEVIES LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOCAL REVENUE LOCAL TAXES LOTTERIES MACROECONOMICS MANDATES MINISTRY OF FINANCE MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS MUNICIPALITIES NATIONAL LEVEL NATIONAL POLICIES NATIONAL POLICY NATIONS NATURAL RESOURCES POLITICAL CONSENSUS PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATIZATION PUBLIC ENTERPRISES PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PUBLIC EXPENDITURES PUBLIC FINANCE PUBLIC FINANCE SYSTEM PUBLIC RESOURCES PUBLIC SERVICE PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC SPENDING REGIONAL PLANNING REHABILITATION REPRESENTATIVES REVENUE SHARING REVENUE SOURCES ROADS SAVINGS SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE SOCIAL NORMS SUBVENTIONS TAX TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX ASSIGNMENT TAX BURDENS TAX EFFORTS TAX OBLIGATIONS TAX POLICY TAX RATES TAX RECEIPTS TAX REFORM TAX REVENUE TAXATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TOTAL EXPENDITURES TRANSPARENCY URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN GROWTH URBAN PLANNING URBANIZATION WATER SUPPLY World Bank Ethiopia : Regionalization Study
geographic_facet	Africa Ethiopia
description	The study outlines the development strategy Ethiopia will need to pursue to achieve a balanced regional progress, and indicates some policy areas for attention, as the strategy develops. It examines the recent constitutional structure, government spending, and fiscal imbalances, including the capacity constraints the country faces, and governance issues. In addition, the role of municipalities under decentralized development is reviewed, suggesting policy reforms to develop higher levels of regional administration, to revise managerial procedures, and municipal tariffs, as well as to enhance municipal accountability in the standardization of the electoral process, to open citizen participation in municipal decision-making. The first part of the report focuses on federal-fiscal relationships, and related regional planning, and budgeting processes, and, argues that given the very substantial redistribution of funds taking place from the federal, to the regional level, the priority for policy design would be to look at the regional transfer system, to give incentives for regions to raise resources, thus contribute to development, and, consider stronger economic incentives in support of national programs. The second part covers municipal development, and gender issues, suggesting strategies to strengthen women's influence, and promote their issues at the regional, and community level.
author	World Bank
author_facet	World Bank
author_sort	World Bank
title	Ethiopia : Regionalization Study
title_short	Ethiopia : Regionalization Study
title_full	Ethiopia : Regionalization Study
title_fullStr	Ethiopia : Regionalization Study
title_full_unstemmed	Ethiopia : Regionalization Study
title_sort	ethiopia : regionalization study
publisher	Washington, DC
publishDate	2013
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2000/06/693412/ethiopia-regionalization-study http://hdl.handle.net/10986/14978
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