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24KEMBATA TEMBARO ZONEThe Kembata tembaro zone covers a total area of 1523.6 sq. km. and for administrative purpose it is dividedin to 7 woredas , namely ,Doyogena, Angacha, Hadero & tunto zuriya, Tembaro, Gieyota, Kedida gamela,and Kacha bira woreda.The astronomical location of the zone is between latitude 7.10 –7.5 0 and 37.34-38.07 longitude.Topographically, the zone lies between an elevation ranges of 501-3000 meters above sea level.The total population of the is estimated about 768.3 thousand (2007) and has a population density of 504.3inhabitant per square kilometer.The zone has three agrological zones , sharing Dega 13.7%, Weynadega 71.17% and Kolla 11.14%.The annual average temperature of the zone ranges from 126-27.5 o Celsius and the annual average rain fallranges between 1001-1400 mm.Of the total land, 75.23 percent is a cultivated land, 6.19 percent is grazing land, 6.73 percent covered by bushand forest, 3.41 percent cultivable, 3.11 percent uncultivable and the remaining 5.31 percent is covered byothers. Durame town is located at a distance of about 350 km away from Addis Ababa and has allinfrastructure facilities that are decisive for the implementation and operation industrial undertakings.Why Invest in Kembata Tembaro Zone• Availability of Tourist attractions like big mountains, falls, wild animals, & the likes• Availability of Mineral water in 10 hectare area (Fulame)• Availability of Construction & Industrial Raw materials• Availability of Human Resource• Demand for social & other services is not yet fulfilledFeasible <strong>Investment</strong> Activities for both Domestic & Foreign investorsAgriculture• Spice (Ginger), Cereals (pea)Industry• Coffee Roasting & Packing, spice <strong>Process</strong>ing, Food Complex, Blocks & TubeProductionMAY 2008AWASSA
25Social & Others Services• Health & Education Services, KG, long & Short term Training Institutions,Mineral water, wholesale trade, Marketing Center Lodges, Resort Hotels, StarHotels, Grocery, Pensions, Transport Services, Restaurants & Cafe Services,Modern Bakery, Recreation Centers, Supermarkets,INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS STUDIED BY IPSNo Project Profile Potential Woreda Town1 Biodiesel Omo sheleko Mudula2 Non edible olive oil Angacha Angacha3 Soya bean oil (non edible) Kedida Gamella Durame4 Cattle feed Omosheleko Mudula5 Seed processing for cereals Kachabira Shenshico6 Biodiesel Omo sheleko MudulaSILTI ZONESilti zone has a total area of 2537.5 sq .km. And lies between 7.43 - 8.10 latitude and 37.86 to 38.53longitudes, with an elevation ranging 1501-3500 meters above see level.The zone has 8 Woredas with a total population of 840598(2007).Regarding the Agro – Ecology of the zone, out of the total land size 3.42% is kolla, 73.57% Weynadega and23.01% Dega.The annual mean temperature ranges between 10.1-22.5 o C and the annual mean rainfall ranges between 801-1200 mm.According to the land utilization data of the region, 65.84% is cultivated land, 8.78% grazing land 4.27%forest bushes and shrub land, 3.97 % cultivable, and 17.14.% is covered by others.The zone has a total road length of 413.1 km. out of the total length 57.0 km is asphalted, 206.3 km. graveledand 52 km is partially graveled.The livestock resource of the zone in (2007) was cattle 523.21 thousand, 637 thousand sheep and goats, 83.50thousand equines and 387.13 thousand poultry.MAY 2008AWASSA
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Page 5 and 6: 5SOIL RESOURCESNNPR is endowed with
Page 7 and 8: 7MAJOR LAKES IN SNNPRSLakeArea inKm
Page 9 and 10: 9MINERAL RESOURCEThe occurrences of
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Page 13 and 14: 13AWASSA TOWNAwassa town is the cap
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Page 17 and 18: 17Roasting & packing for export, Oi
Page 19 and 20: 19INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS STUDIED BY IP
Page 21 and 22: 21SIDAMA ZONESidama zone covers 697
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