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Contents
6.2 Trends in Unit Cost of DBST Roads in Ethiopia 269
6.1.1 Control of China’s “Going Out” Strategy in African
Infrastructure Provision 271
6.3 Comparative Cost of Labor-Based Gravel Road
Construction, Ethiopia and Selected Countries 272
6.4 Comparative Costs of Equipment-Based Gravel Road
Construction, Ethiopia and Selected Countries 273
6.5 Drivers of Corruption Risks in Ethiopia’s
Construction Sector 277
8.1 Typical Telecoms Sector Stakeholders 331
8.2 Current Institutional Setting of the Ethiopian
Telecommunications Corporation 336
8.3 Growth in Mobile Telephone Subscribers in
Ethiopia, 1999–2008 337
8.4 Regional Comparison of Telephone Penetration
Rates, Ethiopia and Selected Countries, 2009 337
8.5 Ethiopian Telecommunications Corporation
Reported Income and Expenditure, 2001–08 338
8.6 Organizational Chart of the Ethiopian
Telecommunications Corporation 341
8.7 Indicative Comparative Assessment of
Corruption Risks in Ethiopia 345
9.1 The Licensing Process in the Ethiopian
Mining Sector 388
9.2 Application Process for Large-Scale Federal
Mining License in Ethiopia 389
Tables
2.1 Estimated Health Expenditures in Ethiopia,
by Source and Control Mechanism, 2006 25
2.2 Public Health Sector Structure and Responsibilities
in Ethiopia 26
3.1 “Upstream” Forms of Corruption in the Education
Value Chain 72
3.2 “Downstream” Forms of Corruption in the Education
Value Chain 73
3.3 Summary of Corruption Risks in Policy Development 82
3.4 Summary of Corruption Risks in Planning
and Budgeting 85
3.5 Summary of Corruption Risks in Fiscal Transfers 87