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58AMARO SPECIAL WOREDAAmaro is one of the special woredas in the Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples Regional State(<strong>SNNPR</strong>S). The land area of this Special Woreda is estimated at 1,597.20 square kilometres, andbordered with Arbaminch Zuria woreda to the Northwest, Derashe Special Woreda to the Southwest,Konso and Burji Special woreda to the south, and Oromia National and Regional State to the East.Agro-ecollogically, Amaro Special Woreda can be divided into Dega (30%), Woina Dega (38%) andKola (32 %). Geographically, it is found between 37 0 32"10': 38 0 East, longitude and 5 0 3" 55': 6 0North, latitude. The elevation of the woreda varies from 501 - 3,000 metres above sea level. Therainfall varies from 801 - 1,000 millimetres while the average temperature ranges from 12 C 0 – 25 C 0 .Administratively, the woreda is divided into 32 kebeles of which 31 are Peasant Associations. Theworeda has a population of 139,743 of which 49.97 percent are males and the remaining 50.03 arefemales. People of the woreda are distributed and settled in the different agro-ecological zones andpractice sedentary agriculture. Mixed farming is widely practiced. In the highlands the concentration ofthe settlement is said to be higher than the lowlands that induced migration of people to lowlands insearch of productive farmland.Agriculture is the mainstay of the economy of the woreda. It is a source of employment andsubsistence for about 97 percent of the total population. Enset, maize, teff, wheat, barley and beans arethe main food crops growing in the woreda. Coffee is the main cash crop and is known for its aroma.The use of improved agricultural technologies is rudimentary / low. Besides, the productivity of theland has been declining which may be attributed to the loosened farm management. As to the livestockholdings, there are 62,550 cattle, 3,818 equine, 37,960 sheep, and 44,400 goats and 12,500 beehives inthe woreda.Why Invest in Amaro Special Woreda Zone• Large area of fertile land for agriculture• Perennial rivers flowing through out the year• Adequate rainfall & conducive weather• Industrial Raw materials are produced in large amounts• Low health cover needing for interventionsFeasible <strong>Investment</strong> Activities for both Domestic & Foreign investorsAgriculture• Cotton, Nuts, Sesame, Sugar caneMAY 2008AWASSA
59Industry• Blocks, coffee pulping & hulling, oil processingSocial & Others Services• Health & Education Services, Laboratory, Animal Health Care services, RealEstates, Fuel Stations, Garage Services, Supermarkets.INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS STUDIED BY IPSNoProject Profile1 Purified water2 Absorbent cotton3 Cotton Guaze, bandage & waddings4 Mini hydro for rural electrification5 Cotton sewing threa6 Snake farm for venom productionMAY 2008AWASSA
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