Enhancing Economic Development and Job Creation in Addis Ababa : The Role of the City Administration
Addis Ababa will play a major role in Ethiopia’s aspirations to reach middle income status, yet institutional inefficiencies currently hamper structural transformation. Addis Ababa contributes a third of Ethiopia’s manufacturing sector GDP and over...
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okr-10986-301702021-05-25T09:16:10Z Enhancing Economic Development and Job Creation in Addis Ababa : The Role of the City Administration World Bank Group URBAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT JOB CREATION FIRM ENTRY ACCESS TO LAND REGULATION ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT MUNICIPAL SERVICES LAND POLICY ACCESS TO FINANCE INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMPETITIVENESS PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES MICROENTERPRISE LABOR FORCE LABOR MARKET LAW ENFORCEMENT CORRUPTION CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SERVICE DELIVERY Addis Ababa will play a major role in Ethiopia’s aspirations to reach middle income status, yet institutional inefficiencies currently hamper structural transformation. Addis Ababa contributes a third of Ethiopia’s manufacturing sector GDP and over half of urban employment. Yet, current policy restrictions on access to land already seem to be leading to a declining share of employment in the manufacturing sectors in which Addis Ababa is specialized, without a significant increase in the high value added sectors policy makers seek for the city. Policy makers at the city as well as national level therefore need to rapidly undertake efforts towards instituting a conducive environment for the development and attraction of these higher tech sectors. Given that unemployment in Addis Ababa is already the highest in urban Ethiopia, urgent action is needed to encourage economic succession to provide sources of employment for citizens. This report provides recommendations on the role of the City Administration in economic development and recommends a focus on better access to land, simpler procedures for domestic and diaspora investors, more competitively targeted enterprise support and increased capacity of the city administration. 2018-08-08T21:09:47Z 2018-08-08T21:09:47Z 2018-05 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/828941529524223693/Enhancing-Economic-Development-and-Job-Creation-in-Addis-Ababa-The-Role-of-the-City-Administration http://hdl.handle.net/10986/30170 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: City Development Strategy Economic & Sector Work Africa Ethiopia |
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Addis Ababa will play a major role in
Ethiopia’s aspirations to reach middle income status, yet
institutional inefficiencies currently hamper structural
transformation. Addis Ababa contributes a third of
Ethiopia’s manufacturing sector GDP and over half of urban
employment. Yet, current policy restrictions on access to
land already seem to be leading to a declining share of
employment in the manufacturing sectors in which Addis Ababa
is specialized, without a significant increase in the high
value added sectors policy makers seek for the city. Policy
makers at the city as well as national level therefore need
to rapidly undertake efforts towards instituting a conducive
environment for the development and attraction of these
higher tech sectors. Given that unemployment in Addis Ababa
is already the highest in urban Ethiopia, urgent action is
needed to encourage economic succession to provide sources
of employment for citizens. This report provides
recommendations on the role of the City Administration in
economic development and recommends a focus on better access
to land, simpler procedures for domestic and diaspora
investors, more competitively targeted enterprise support
and increased capacity of the city administration. |
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Enhancing Economic Development and Job Creation in Addis Ababa : The Role of the City Administration |
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Enhancing Economic Development and Job Creation in Addis Ababa : The Role of the City Administration |
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Enhancing Economic Development and Job Creation in Addis Ababa : The Role of the City Administration |
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Enhancing Economic Development and Job Creation in Addis Ababa : The Role of the City Administration |
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Enhancing Economic Development and Job Creation in Addis Ababa : The Role of the City Administration |
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enhancing economic development and job creation in addis ababa : the role of the city administration |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2018 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/828941529524223693/Enhancing-Economic-Development-and-Job-Creation-in-Addis-Ababa-The-Role-of-the-City-Administration http://hdl.handle.net/10986/30170 |
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