Leadership
Adanech Abiebie
Governance
Addis Ababa is the Ethiopia’s capital and largest city. It is an autonomous city-state (region) made up of 11 sub-cities and 120 Woredas (districts). The city also serves as the capital of the Oromia Regional State.
https://cityaddisababa.gov.et/en
Offices/Bureaus
- Labour and Skill Bureau
- Finance Bureau
- Housing Development and Management Bureau
- Public Service and Human Resource Development Bureau
- Peace and Security Administration Bureau
- Culture, Arts and Tourism Bureau
- Justice Bureau
- Land Development and Management Bureau
- Transport Bureau
- Designs and Construction Works Bureau
- Technical and Vocational Training and Technology Development Bureau
- Health Bureau
- Trade Bureau
- Education Bureau
- Women, Children and Social Affairs Bureau
- Revenue Bureau
- Youth and Sports Bureau
- Communication Bureau
- Urban Beautification and Green Development Bureau
- Plan and Development Bureau
- Investment Commission
- Public Property Administration Authority
https://addismayor.gov.et/cabinet-members/
Finances
ETB 70.6 billion
(USD 1.62 billion) 2021/22
https://ethiopianmonitor.com/2021/07/18/addis-ababa-city-council-approves-over-70bln-birr-annual-budget/
Addis Ababa enjoys a wide revenue base and generates its funds through the following:
- VAT Revenue
- Income tax
- Service fees for water, sanitation, sewer
- Land
- Road fund
Addis Ababa City Administration
Main economic activities include:
- Consumer services
- High-end services
- Manufacturing
- Construction
- Public service
- Mining
- Transport
Development Profile
Population Trends
Population Trends
AddisAbaba-Age-Pyramid
Age Pyramid
2007 Ethiopia Population and Housing Census: https://www.ethiopianreview.com/pdf/001/Cen2007_firstdraft(1).pdf
7,493/km2
Population Trends
526.5 km2
Population Trends
3,945,000
Population Trends
2,738,248
Population Trends
Urban Economy
Urban Economy
Unemployment
Unemployment
Informal Economy
Informal Economy
76%
Urban Economy
18.7%
Unemployment
23%
Urban Economy
19.1%
Unemployment
16.9%
Unemployment
16.8%
Unemployment
86.5%
Informal Economy
Education: Literacy Rate
Literacy Rate
HDI Score
Human Development Index Score
Human Development Index Definition
The HDI score, ranging from 1 (best score) to 0 (worst score), summarises the average achievement across three basic dimensions of human development:
• A long and healthy life (life expectancy at birth)
• Knowledge (mean years of schooling for adults 25 years and older; expected years of schooling for children of school entering age)
• A decent standard of living
0.485
HDI Score
86.4%
Education: Literacy Rate
Basic Services: Sanitation
Sanitation
Basic Services: Waste
Waste
Electricity
Electricity
Housing: Access
Access to Housing
Spatial Development: Maps
Urban Area Maps
Transport: Median Travel Times
Average Travel Times
Transport: Modes
Modes of Transport
Water
Water
84%
Water
6
Water
41.6%
Water
53%
Water
30,327,597 m3
Basic Services: Waste
9,053,500 m3
Basic Services: Waste
31%
Basic Services: Waste
Transport: Modes
35%
Basic Services: Waste
65%
Basic Services: Waste
24%
Basic Services: Sanitation
76%
Basic Services: Sanitation
26%
Electricity
27%
Electricity
47%
Electricity
Urban Development Challenges
High demand for infrastructure such as housing, road, water, electricity, land management and traffic management.
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