guide 2000 English.pub - SNNPR Investment Expansion Process

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28• Has natural & man made tourist attraction• It is transit town for tourists traveling to Nechsar, & Mago ParksFeasible <strong>Investment</strong> Activities for both Domestic & Foreign investorsAgriculture• Tobacco, Cotton, Fruits, Ginger, pepper, Fruits, sugar cane• Animal Farming, Fattening, Dairy FarmingIndustry• Coffee Roasting & Packaging• Sugar Factory• Hides &Meat processing IndustryINDUSTRIAL PROJECTS STUDIED BY IPSNo Project Profile Potential Woreda Town1 Alcohol and starch extraction from taro, yam Sodo zuriaWolayita sodoand casava2 Dextrin adhesive Bolososore Areka3 Dextrin and dextrose from corm Sodo zuria Sodo4 Apple juice and syrup Humbo Humbo Tebella5 Com/maize oil Bolososore areka6 Soya bean milk Kindo koisha Belle7 Sugar from sweet potato and beet root Ofa Gessuba8 Leather shoe Sodo zuria Sodo9 Metallic zippers Sodo zuria Sodo10 Triddle pump for irrigation Damot woyde Bedassa11 Chalk Ofa Gessuba12 Gypsum board Ofa Gessuba13 Tobbacco leaf processing Damot woyde Bedassa14 Abrasive paper (sand paper) Damot galle Bodity15 Jeans Damot galle Bodity16 Knitted under wear Damot galle BodityMAY 2008AWASSA
29DEBUBE OMO ZONESouth Omo zone has a total area of 23535 Km 2 and for administrative prupose it is structured in to sixworedas. Namely, Bako-Gazer, Gelila Hammer, Bena-Tsemay, Kuraze and Selamago.Topographically the zone lies on an elevation ranging from 360 to 3300 meters above sea level. The totalpopulation of the zone is estimated about 447084 (1996 C.O.S. Report) and it has a population density of 19inhabitants per Km 2 . The zone has four agro-ecological zones consisting of "Dega (0.5%) “Weynadega" (5.1%), “ Kolla “ (60% ) and semi-bereha ( 34.4%) . The annual average temperature of the zoneranges from 24c 0 to 34c 0 , and the mean annual rainfall is 1190 mm.With regard to to land utilization, crop production shares 2.78%, grazing land 33.5%, and the remaining26.32% is a forestland.The zone has a large size of land resource exploitable for the development of commercial irrigable farming.As of the information obtained from the Omo-Gibe master plan study the land on the bank of Omo River isfertile and suitable for the production of low land crops like; cotton ground nut & maize.Jinka town is the administrative and trading center of the zone located at a road distance of 781 km south ofAddis Ababa and 525 km south west of Awassa town. is one of the 22 towns identified as autonomousprovisional city in the region.The town obtains an electricity supply from a hydropower source. The town also gets a pipe water supply andbenefits from a modern telephone and banking facilities. To promote the involvement of the private sector inindustrial initiatives an industrial zone is prepared in the town.Why Invest in Debub Omo Zone• Available Agricultural land area is demarcated• Has big Perennial rivers for irrigation• Industrial zone is demarcated in the Jinka town• The Omo national park which inhabits unique birds & animal species is found in thiszone. Moreover the zone has various cultural tourist attractions which manydomestic & international tourists visit frequently• Supply for social services such as health & education is very minimal.MAY 2008AWASSA
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Page 3 and 4: 3INTRODUCTIONIn SNNPR , given the e
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
Page 11 and 12: 11LIVESTOCK RESOURCELivestock is th
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
Page 23 and 24: 23No Project Profile Potential Wore
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Page 27: 27WOLAYTA ZONEWolayta zone is one o
Page 33 and 34: 33Why Invest in Gurage Zone• Has
Page 35 and 36: 35HADIYA ZONEHadiya administrative
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Page 41 and 42: 41Project Profile Potential Woreda
Page 43 and 44: 43• It produces crops the can be
Page 45 and 46: 45YEM SPECIAL WOREDAYem is one of t
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Page 61 and 62: 61Urban Land PreparationLand prepar
Page 63 and 64: 632. Kaffa ZoneNo Woreda/ KebeleAre
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