30.12.2012 Views

Regional Reports - the European External Action Service

Regional Reports - the European External Action Service

Regional Reports - the European External Action Service

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.

W/Wol 1%<br />

W/Har 3%<br />

S/W/Sh 5%<br />

Chart 1. Distribution of NGO budget among Oromia zones<br />

> 1 zone 19%<br />

W/Shewa 7%<br />

W/Arsi 4%<br />

N/Shewa 5%<br />

7. Sectoral Participation<br />

K/Wol 0% Jimma 1% Ilu Ab. 5%<br />

Arsi 4%<br />

Bale 3%<br />

Guji 0%<br />

Boran 4%<br />

Horro 0%<br />

E/Har 3%<br />

E/Shewa 33%<br />

E/Wol 1%<br />

The on-going NGO project activities are multi-sectoral and diverse in <strong>the</strong>ir intervention activities<br />

that are also highly differentiated. However, <strong>the</strong>re is a wide disparity among sectors in <strong>the</strong><br />

percentage of projects activities that are on – going in each sector. Thus, about 20 percent of ongoing<br />

project activities focus on children and child development including child sponsorship<br />

while <strong>the</strong> share of natural resource and environmental protection activities is only about 3<br />

percent. Even though <strong>the</strong> range between <strong>the</strong> sector with <strong>the</strong> largest and smallest activities appear<br />

to be wide, major sectors like health, education and water supply have nearly equal share. Major<br />

sectors of on-going NGO projects and <strong>the</strong>ir distribution have been summarized and shown on<br />

chart 2.<br />

72

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!