Socio - Economic Profile · The profile indicates that the City’s population is growing very fast and consequently there are inadequacies in providing the various services. The

2006E.C

Socio - Economic Profile

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Socio-Economic & Geo-Spatial Data Analysis and Dissemination

Core Work Process

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Hawassa, Ethiopia

Alemu Tadesse

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Abinet Alemayehu

Assefa Getachew

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Hawassa City Administration Socio-Economic Profile (2006E.C)

Table of Content


Message from Mayor of Hawassa

I am delighted to welcome you to the 7th edition of Hawassa city socio-economic profile. This profile

is designed to provide basic and detail information for Investors, Planners, researchers, Students,

visitors, and other governmental and Non-Governmental institutions regarding the city of Hawassa.

This profile try hard to provide complete information on services, Investment, infrastructure and

other programs that Hawassa offers. We welcome and encourage your comments and suggestions

that will help make this profile more useful and beneficial to you.

I hope that you find this profile informative and that it provides some insight as to why we enjoy

living and working here.

Whether you are a resident, student, visitor or investor, Hawassa is an amazing city with a lot to

offer.

Finally, On behalf of Hawassa city Administration, I take my opportunity to request all corners of

business communities of the world to come invest and operate business activities in Hawassa with

full confidence. Again I invite you to experience our great city.

Sincerely!

Yonas Yosef


Mayor, City of Hawassa

Message from Head of Hawassa city Administration Finance & Economic Development Department

As the Head of Hawassa City Administration Finance and Economic Department I’m principally

grateful for Hawassa City Sector Departments and Non-Governmental institutions for their

cooperation by providing us different kinds of Data’s that are used in this publication.

This is a detailed year book of the Hawassa city. This abstract aims to provide the Physical, Socio

Economic, Infrastructure, NGO and Tourism potential and shows some private investment and

other relevant information pertaining to the city.

I also would like to express my deepest gratitude and acknowledge for the tireless

efforts of Socio-Economic & Geo-Spatial Data Analysis and Dissemination Core Work Process

staffs Ato Assefa Getachew, Ato Abinet Alemayehu, and Ato Alemu Tadesse who committed

themselves towards this initiative.

Finally Hawassa city Administration is fully committed in working towards improving the Social

and Economic condition of all residents and makes it a City with best living conditions.

Thank you very much!

Tamiru Taffe

Head, Hawassa city Finance & Economic Development Department.


Abstract This is the 7th edition of Hawassa city-profile prepared by the city administration. Efforts are

being made to collect and compile more information and it is hoped that the quality of the

Profile will improved.

The profile indicates that the City’s population is growing very fast and consequently there

are inadequacies in providing the various services. The services that are particularly

mentioned are health services, education, and water supply and so on.

The important economic activities as well as opportunities for investment in some of the

sectors are also covered. In particular, there are unlimited opportunities from investment in

recreation and tourism given the physical location of the City along Lake of Hawassa and

also its climate.

The main sources of data utilized in this socio-economic profile were obtained from the

sector departments of Hawassa city Administration, Sub city administrations and further

data from Central statistics Agency, National Metrological Agency and other sources.





About Hawassa

Geographical Location

Hawassa is located in the Southern Nation’s Nationalities and

Peoples Region on the shores of Lake Hawassa in the Great Rift

Valley; 273 km south of Addis Ababa via Debre Zeit and 1,125 km north

of Nairobi. The city lays on the Trans-African High Way-4 an

international road that starched from Cairo (Egypt) to Cape

Town (S.Africa).

Geographically the City lays between 703’ latitude North and 38

0 28’

longitudes east.

Hawassa city is bounded by Lake Hawassa in the West, Oromia Region

in the North, Wendogenet woreda in the East and Shebedino

woreda in the south.

Hawassa served as the Capital of southern Nations Nationalities &

peoples Region, the Sidama zone Adminstration & Hawassa city

adminstration.

The city administration has an area of 157.2 sq.kms, divided in to 8

sub-cities and 32 Kebeles, These Eight sub cities are Hayek Dare,

Menehariya, and Tabore, Misrak, Bahile Adarash, Addis Ketema,

Hawela-Tula and Mehal sub city.

Distance of Towns from Hawassa (in KM)

South Region

City Distance From Hawassa in KM

Aleta Wondo 64

Amaro Kele 206

Areba Minch 275

Basketo 348

Bonga 507

Dilla 90

Durame 122

Fofa 465

Gidole 321

Hagere Selam 93

Halaba 88

Hosanna 210

Jinka 525

Karat 361

Konta 349

Masha 692

Mizan Teferi 628

Soyama 268

Waka 257

Wolayita Sodo 160

Wolkite 337

Yirga Alem 42

Yirga Chefe 122

Oromia Region

Ambo 398

Assela 304

Debre Zeit 226

Jimma 619

Kibre Mengist 196

Mojo 200

Moyalle 498

Nazereth 225

Nekemte 602

Shakiso 224

Shashemene 23

Yabello 294

Zeway 110

Somali Region

City Distance From Hawassa in KM

Degehabur 976

Ginir 710

Jigjiga 755

Tigray region

Addigrat 1171

Adewa 1279

Axum 1297

Maychew 937

Mekele 1056

Amhara Region

Bahir Dar 833

Batti 690

Debre Birihan 403

Debre Markos 572

Dessie 674

Gonder 1011

Haiq 702

Kombolcha 649

Tis Abay 743

Woldiya 794

Afar Region

Assayita 826

Dubti 772

Gambela Region

Gambela 1044

Benishangul Gumuz Region

Assosa 946

Harrer Region

Harrer

703

City Administrations

Addis Ababa 273

Dire Dawa 692

Geographical Information’s

Temperature and Rainfall

The City of Hawassa enjoys favorable climatic conditions because of its geographic location

on the shores of Lake Hawassa, The sky is generally clear, fog is uncommon, the

temperature is mild, and the moderate winds often have a positive influence on the

temperature.

Rainfall mostly occurs in the summer season. The daily minimum and maximum temperature

values are always moderate and only for the few days of the year when either the minimum

temperature is 9.7or the maximum temperature is 30.91°C.

Data Sources

In Hawassa, there is a meteorological station continuously collect climatic data, such as

temperature, relative humidity, wind velocity and orientation, rainfall intensity,

atmospheric pressure, etc., and organized them in a database form.

Rainfall 2006 Rainfall in 2006

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

23.4 26.3 91.5 104.5 198.7 98.4 104.6 206.4 117.7 77.5 22.0 0.0

Minimum Temperature


12.62 12.58 13.85 13.06 14.61 14.01 14.75 15.36 14.17 13.97 12 9.7

Monthly Maximum Temperature


30.91 27.6 30.54 28.74 28 26.67 26 26 26.22 27.69 27 28.9

Monthly Average Temperature


21.76 20.09 22.19 20.9 21.3 20.34 20.3 20.68 20.19 20.83 19.5 19.3

Hawassa city Administration Sub-Cities &Kebeles

The built-up area of Hawassa is divided into industrial, residential, and

commercial zones. The city is divided to in to 8 sub-city administrations and 32

kebeles. The largest sub-city in terms of area is Hawella-Tulla.

No.

Sub-Cities

Kebele

1

Misrak

1. Tesso

2. Wukero

2

Menehariya

1. Guwe Stadium

2. Millennium Adebabay

3. Piassa

3

Tabor

1. Dume

2. FaraBariso

3. Hiteta

4. Hoganewacho

5. Tilte

4

Mehal-Ketema

1. Addis Ababa

2. Leku

3. NigatKokeb

5

Hayek Dar

1. Gudumale

2. Gebeya Dar

6

Addis Ketema

1. Daka

2. Philadelphia

7

BahilAdarash

1. Adare

2. Andinet

3. Harer

8

Hawella – Tulla

1. Alamura

2. Chefasine

3. ChefeKotijabesa

4. DatoOdahe

5. Finchawa

6. GaraRikata

7. Gemeto Galle

8. Haranfama

9. HawellaWondo

10. Tulla 01

11. Tulla Rural

12. Tullo

Population

Much of the population growth has been the result of internal migration and expansion of educational

and other facilities, also widening of the city’s boundaries has caused some of the increase. Hawassa

has a young population. Around 65% of the people are under 25 years of age, and only about 5.5% of

the population is over 50 years of age.

Total Population by Year (2002-2006E.C)

R.NO. Year Population size by sex

Male Female Total

1 2002 150,486 142,047 292,533

2 2003 156,675 147,804 304,479

3 2004 163,039 153,803 316,842

4 2005 169,677 160,057 329,734

5 2006 176,599 166,576 343,175

0

50000

100000

150000

200000

250000

300000

350000

2002E.C 2003E.C 2004E.C 2005E.C 2006E.C

Male

Female

Total

Urban Population 2002-2006E.C

R.NO. Year Urban Population size by sex

R.NO. Year Male Female Total

1 2002 94,366 88,661 183,027

2 2003 98,898 92,919 191,817

3 2004 103,646 97,381 201,027

4 2005 108,621 102,055 210676

5 2006 113,834 106,953 220,787

0

50000

100000

150000

200000

250000

2002E.C 2003E.C 2004E.C 2005E.C 2006E.C

Urban Population

Male

Female

Total

Rural Population 2002-2006E.C

R.NO. Year Rural Population size by sex 2002-2006

R.NO. Year Male Female Total

1 2002 56,120 53,386 109,506

2 2003 57,777 54,885 112,662

3 2004 59,393 56,422 115,576

4 2005 61,056 58,002 119,058

5 2006 62,765 59,623 122,388

0

50000

100000

150000

2002E.C 2003E.C 2004E.C 2005E.C 2006E.C

Rural Population

Male

Female

Total

Urban population by sub-city and sex /2002-2006E.C/

NO. Sub-cities Year Population size by sex

NO. Sub-cities Year Male Female Total

1.1 Addis Ketema 2002 10,411 10,408 20,819

1.1 Addis Ketema 2003 10,911 10,908 21,276

1.1 Addis Ketema 2004 11,435 11,432 22,867

1.1 Addis Ketema 2005 11,984 11,981 23965

1.1 Addis Ketema 2006 12559 12556 25115

1.2 Hayek Dar 2002 10,460 9,841 20,301

1.2 Hayek Dar 2003 10962 10314 21276

1.2 Hayek Dar 2004 11,488 10,809 22,297

1.2 Hayek Dar 2005 12,039 11,328 23367

1.2 Hayek Dar 2006 12616 11872 24488

1.3 MehalKetema 2002 8,687 8,414 17,101

1.3 MehalKetema 2003 9104 8818 17922

1.3 MehalKetema 2004 9,541 9,242 18,783

1.3 MehalKetema 2005 9,999 9,686 19685

1.3 MehalKetema 2006 10479 10151 20630

1.4 BahilAdarash 2002 8,707 8,637 17,344

1.4 BahilAdarash 2003 9125 9052 18177

1.4 BahilAdarash 2004 9563 9487 19050

1.4 BahilAdarash 2005 10022 9942 19964

1.4 BahilAdarash 2006 10503 10419 20922

1.5 Misrak 2002 14,222 12,876 27,098

1.5 Misrak 2003 14905 13494 28399

1.5 Misrak 2004 15620 14142 29762

1.5 Misrak 2005 16370 14821 31191

1.5 Misrak 2006 17156 15532 32688

R.No Sub-city Year Male Female Total

1.6 Menehariya 2002 14,642 13,977 28,619

2003 15345 14648 29993

2004 16082 15351 31433

2005 16854 16088 32945

2006 17663 16860 34523

1.7 Tabor 2002 26,798 24,099 58,897

2003 28085 25256 53341

2004 29433 26468 55901

2005 30846 27738 58584

2006 32326 29069 61395

1.8 Tulla Town (Kebele

01)

2002 439 409 848

2003 461 429 890

2004 484 450 934

2005 507 471 978

2006 532 494 1026

Source:- CSA, 2007 census result projection

Rural Population /2006- projection/

Roll

No.

Rural Kebeles Male Female Total

1 Hawassa City Rural 62,765 59,623 122,388

1.1 DatoOdahe 4,845 4,377 9,222

1.2 Chefe Cote Jebisa 7,354 6,895 14,249

1.3 GaraRikata 4,825 4,613 9,438

1.4 Gemeto Gale 7,917 7,286 15,203

1.5 Alamura 5,696 5,619 11,315

1.6 Tullo 6,025 5,542 11,567

1.7 Finchawa 4,696 4,485 9,181

1.8 Tulla Rural 4,110 4,043 8,153

1.9 Chefasine 6,299 6,192 12,491

2.10 AbelaWondo 5,241 5,163 10,404

2.11 Haranfama 5,757 5,408 11,165

Population by Age group and Sex 2006 Age group

Residence and Sex

Age group

Urban + Rural Urban Rural

Age group

Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

0-4 16917 16486 33403 8474 8401 16875 8443 8085 16528

5-9 20329 20834 41163 10302 10815 21117 10027 10019 20046

10-14 21964 23962 45926 11915 14199 26114 10049 9763 19812

15-19 26894 28924 55818 18785 21055 39840 8109 7869 15978

20-24 25872 23074 48946 20524 17624 38148 5348 5450 10798

25-29 18279 17363 35642 13744 12592 26336 4535 4771 9306

30-34 12261 9728 21989 8780 6537 15317 3481 3191 6672

35-39 9966 8409 18375 7043 5438 12481 2923 2971 5894

40-44 7168 5416 12584 4673 2970 7643 2495 2446 4941

45-49 4953 3745 8698 3163 2172 5335 1790 1573 3363

50-54 3708 2705 6413 2007 1444 3451 1701 1261 2962

55-59 2073 1417 3490 1162 809 1971 911 608 1519

60-64 1949 1382 3331 877 708 1585 1072 674 1746

65-69 1133 794 1927 574 423 997 559 371 930

70-74 987 703 1690 423 437 860 564 266 830

75-79 627 403 1030 256 212 468 371 191 562

80-84 430 344 774 173 202 375 257 142 399

85-89 154 98 252 85 65 150 69 33 102

90-94 85 79 164 57 58 115 28 21 49

95+ 54 48 102 27 26 53 27 22 49

Source:- CSA, 2007 census result

Population by Ethnic Group

The City of Hawassa has a very diverse population that includes

most major ethnic, racial and linguistic groups found in the

country.

The major ethnic groups in the City are Sidama, Amhara, Wolayta,

Oromo, and Gurage. Others in with significant numbers are

Kembata, Hadiya, and Tigre.

R.no. Ethnic group No. of Population

Male Female Total

1 Sidama 84,709 73,937 158,646

2 Amhara 24,728 27,376 52,104

3 Wolayita 24,788 24,430 49,218

4 Oromo 8,940 8,670 17,610

5 Guragie 7,577 7,081 14,658

6 Kembata 4,807 4,430 9,237

7 Hadiya 2,417 2,249 4,666

8 Tigrie 2,218 2,177 4,395

9 Others 16,312 16,141 32,453

Total 176,599 166,576 343,175


Population by Religion /2006E.C/

Hawassa has diverse religious communities residing in the city. Any

religious groups can practice their religion freely.

R.no. Religion No. of followers

Male

Female

Total

Percentage (%)

1 Christian 158180 151444 309624 90.27

1.1 Protestant 105011 99313 204324 59.5

1.2 Orthodox 46532 45831 92363 27

1.3 Catholic 6636 6299 12935 3.77

2 Muslim 15273 12593 27866 8.1

3 Traditional 315 180 495 0.14

4 Others 2729 2274 5003 1.2

Total 176,599 166,576 343,175 100


Orthodox

Protestant

Muslim

Catholic

Others

Revenue Hawassa city Revenue authority collects revenue from different sources, through

Direct Tax, Indirect Tax and Non-Tax Revenues.

In this context Direct Tax refers to a tax imposed upon an individual person or

property (i.e. real and personal property, livestock, crops, wages, etc.) as distinct from

a tax imposed upon a transaction. In this sense, an indirect tax is a tax collected by

an intermediary (such as a retail store) from the person who bears the ultimate

economic burden of the tax (such as the consumer).

Total Revenue Collected 2002-2006

Year Revenue In Birr

2002 118,153,812.41

2003 184,774,098.66

2004 250,009,204.42

2005 544,348,867.20

2006 556,409,586.24

0.00

100,000,000.00

200,000,000.00

300,000,000.00

400,000,000.00

500,000,000.00

600,000,000.00

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Revenue

Direct Tax /2002-2006/

Year

Direct Tax

Total

Salary income

tax

Rental income

tax

Commercial activities

income tax

Agricultural

income tax

From” Chat”

duty

Other direct

tax

2002 23,111,430.20 262,708.40 10,175,060.48 139,720 14,157.428.20 902,183.26 48,751,530.54

2003 33,841,753.93 880,749.12 16,206,088.32 162,405 20,620,827 1,971,559.63 73,683,383

2004 49,716,207.50 1,899,809.92 20,785,462.56 130,128 23,241,251 2,730,977.28 98,503,836.26

2005 94,259,656 2,949,891 40,961,751 143,067 24,262,543 3,284,913 165,861,820

2006 125,270,893.27 7,220,656.77 56,904,687.47 137,905.00 29,920,751 4,706,504.89 224,161,398.40

Direct Tax by type, 2006E.C

Salary Income Tax

Rental Income Tax

Commercial Activity Income Tax

Agricultural Income Tax

From'CHAT' duty

Other direct tax

Indirect Tax 2002-2006

Year

Indirect Tax 2002-2006 Other

Indirect

Tax

Total

VAT- Value Added Tax Turn-over Tax Stump duty

2002 24,288,830.13 5,665,922.16 4,203,163.09 - 34,157,915.38

2003 39,480,685.93 7,623,168.39 10,157,839.81 - 57,261,694.13

2004 69,561,676.30 11,433,716.34 8,831,699.05 - 89,827,091.69

2005 280,189,970.57 15,878,893 10,538,482.46 - 306,607,345.90

2006 174,115,194.85 20,686,988.19 14,788,824.06 - 209,591,007.10

Non-Tax revenue2002-2006

Year

Revenue

from

investment

Non-Tax revenue 2002-2006 Total

From license,

registration

From

governmental

equipment’s and

service vending

From

Municipality

Rural land

use fee

Other non-tax

revenues

2002 21,239.04 2,007,533.01 663,025.12 30,106,265.37 119,962.50 673,680.86 33,595,250.43

2003 31,961.41 3,778,730.99 2,007,834.32 46,680,372.74 252,056.18 1,078,065.89 53,829,021.53

2004 9,549.73 4,608,541.09 1,347,271 53,403,399.80 110,978.60 860,290.79 60,340,031.01

2005 34,088.94 5,383,369 2,253,553 62,077,256 160,705 1,970,730 71,879,701.22

2006 50,311.02 8,231,840.04 1,721,197.08 99,857,032.99 105,704.76 1,970,730.08 122,657,180.74

SOCIAL SECTOR

EDUCATION The aim of education is to strengthen the individuals and society’s problem solving capacity,

ability and culture starting from basic education and at all levels, ETP, (1994:1)

As a result the SNNPRS and Hawassa city administration education Departement gave high

emphasis to education sector as one of the strategic sectors that can bring about socio-economic

and technological transformations, to the country, to the region and the city in particular by

producing skilled, trained and ethically built human resources that can accomplish development

strategies and make use of scientific methods. To this end, the Hawassa city administration is

working to make quality and competent education accessible to all citizens equitably.

To meet this need more, in the city several schools have been built by the government, non-

government organizations and by private sectors. So the society’s education services expansion

in the city administration is rapidly growing level.

Therefore the number of students has been increasing every year by the increasing number of

schools. Hence the statistics, on key indicators, on enrollment of students, number of teachers by

qualification number of sections, different schools facilities, e t c. are shown by various school

levels, owner ship and location categories are provided for the users below.

Table 1:- Gross and net enrollment of students in 2003-2006e.c in the city administration.

No 2003 e.c 2004 e.c 2005 e.c 2006 e.c

1 Gross enrollment of primary

school (1-8)

108.34% 114.5% 112.94% 114.33%

2 Gross enrollment of secondary

school (9-10)

65.37% 84.10% 90.57% 96.64%

3 Net enrollment of primary school

(1-8)

93.63% 95% 96.82% 99.43%

4 Net enrollment of secondary

school (9-10)

33.17% 48.80% 55.58% 60.06%

Source: Hawassa city education department.

Table: 2 Number of regular students enrolled in 2006E.c in government schools.

year

1-4 5-8 1-8 9-10 11-12 9-12

M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T

20

06

E.C

13

,480

16

,270

29

,750

11

,001

12

,957

23

,958

24

,481

29

,227

53

,708

5,9

61

6,3

76

12

,337

2,3

15

1,7

85

4,1

00

8,2

76

8,1

61

16

,437

Table:-3 Number of regular students enrolled in 2006E.c in non-government organizations.

year 1-4 5-8 1-8 9-10 11-12 9-12

M

F

T

M

F

T

M

F

T

M

F

T

M

F

T

M

F

T

2006e.

c

6,4

83

5,5

06

11

,98

9

5,0

86

4,6

57

9,7

43

11

,56

9

10

,16

3

21

,73

2

2,3

00

1,8

45

4,1

45

1,4

39

1,1

96

2,6

35

3,7

39

3,0

41

6,7

80

Source: Hawassa city education department.

Table: 4 Total enrollment of students in 2006E.c both governmental and non government Schools.

Grade and Section

Section

Government schools Non-Government schools Total


kindergarten - - - 5,730 5,991 11,121 5,730 5,991 11,121

1-8 24,481 29,227 53,708 11,569 10,163 21,732 36,050 39,390 75,440

9-12 8,276 8,161 16,437 3,739 3,041 6,780 12,015 11,202 23,217

Total

32,757

37,388

70,145

15,308

13,204

28,512

53,795

56,583

109,778

Table 5: Number of schools by cycle /2006/ e.c both GO&NGO.

Owner Kindergarten 1-4 5-8 1-8 9-10 11-12 9-12 total

Government - 11 - 38 3 4 7 56

Non Government - 21 1 72 5 - 9 108

Total

-

32

1

110

8

4

9

165

Source:- Hawassa city administration education department.

Table 6: Number of sections by level /2006/E.C.

Owner Kindergarten 1-4 5-8 1-8 9-10 11-12 9-12 total

Government - 420 97 793 180 61 241

Non

Government

371 274 220 557 96 68 164

Total 371 694 317 1350 276 129

405


Table 7: number of students sat for exam in 2006 E.c both governmental and nongovernmental

Schools.

Owner Owner

Number of students sat for exam in 2006 E.c both GO & NGO of students sat for examination

1-4 5-8 9-10 11-12

Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

Governmental schools

13,165

15,900

29,065

10,619

12,610

23,229

5,808

6,292

12,100

2,272

1,730

4,002

Nongovernmental

schools

6,315 5,427 11,742 5,580 5,313 10,893 2,246 1,799 4,045 1,406 1,176 2,582

Total 19,480 21,327 40,807 16,199 17,923 34,122 8,054 8,091 16,145 3,676 2,906 6,584

Table 8: Number of students Sat and promoted the exam in 2006 E.c both government and Non-government Schools.

Owner

Number of students who promoted the examination in 2006e.c

1-4 5-8 Grade 9 Grade 11


Government

schools

12,993 15,681 28,674 9,289 10,709 19,998 3,225 3,688 6,913 1,185 877 2,062

NGO 6,050 5,236 11,286 5,356 5,028 10,384 2,030 1,613 3,643 1,365 1,120 2,485

Total 19,043 20,917 39,960 14,645 15,737 30,382 5,255 5,301 10,556 2,550 1,997 4,547

Table 9: Number of Night students enrolled in 2006E.c in governmental schools.

Owner

The number of night students in governmental schools 2006E.c

1-4 5-8 9-10 11-12


Government

schools

898 1,524 2,422 971 1,063 2,034 483 390 873 - - -

NGO 115 282 397 204 302 506 - - - - - -

Total 1,013 1,806 2,819 1,175 1,365 2,540 483 390 873 - - -


Table 10: Number of disabled students enrolled in 2006E.c in governmental schools.

Owner

Number of disable students in governmental schools 2006E.c

1-4 5-8 1-8 11-12


Governmental 45 57 102 20 23 43 11 15 26 12 15 27

NGO schools 48 62 110 56 44 100 5 - 5 1 - 1

Total 93 119 212 76 67 143 16 15 31 13 15 28


Table 11:-Teachers in K.G and primary School 1st cycle (Grade 1-4) in 2006E.C.

Owner Kindergarten Total Teachers(1-4)in 2006E.c

Male Female Total Male Female Total % Females

Government - - - 265 355 620 57.26%

Non-Government 50 547 579 302 169 471 35.88%

Total 50 547 579 567 524 1091 46.57%

Chart 1 Teachers in primary first cycle (1-4) both GO & NGO schools.

Table 12:-Teachers in primary School 2nd cycle (Grade 5-8) in 2006e.c.

Owner Total Teachers(5-8)both GO and Ngo schools in 2006C.c

Male Female Total % Females

Government 360 332 692 47.9%

Non- Government 244 61 305 20%

Total 704 393 997 33.95%


Chart 2 Teachers in primary second cycle (5-8) both GO & NGO schools.

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

Government Non Government Total

Male

Female

Total

Table 13:- Teachers in Secondary School 1st cycle (Grade 9-10) 2006E.C.

1st cycle Secondary school Teachers (9-10)2006E.c

Owner Total teachers

Male Female Total % Females

Governmental 235 140 375 37.3%

Nongovernmental 149 27 176 15.3%

TOTAL 384 167 551 26.3%

Chart 3 Teachers in secondary first cycle(9-10) both GO & NGO schools.

0

100

200

300

400

500

600


Male

Female

Total

Table 14:-Teachers in Secondary School Preparatory (Grade 11-12) in 2006E.C.

Secondary school Teachers / Grade 11-12 (2006E.c)

Owner Total teachers

Male Female Total % F

Government 106 27 133 20.3%

Non-Government 9 6 97 6.2%

TOTAL 115 33 230 13.2%

Chart 3 Teachers in secondary schools second cycle(11-12) both GO &NGO schools.

0

50

100

150

200

250


Male

Female

Total

Table15: Grade 8 Regional Exam Result 2006E.C.

Owner Sat for Exam Promoters % of promoters Repeaters % of Repeaters

Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

Government 2,592 3,258 5,850 1,896 2,069 3,965 73.1% 63.5% 67.8 696 1,189 1,885 26.8 36.5 32.2

NGO 1,170 1,170 2,340 1,149 1,124 2,273 98.2% 96.1% 97.1 21 46 67 1.8 3.9 2.8

Total 3,762 4,428 8,190 3,045 3,220 6,238 85.6% 79.7% 82.4 717 1,235 1,952 14.3 20.2 17.5

Source:- Hawassa City Administration Education department.

Table 16: Grade 10 and 12 students ESLCE exam results in 2006 E.c both governmental and Non-governmental Schools.

Owner

Grade 10 students who sat for exam in 2006e.c Grade 12 sts who sat for exam & Promoted to university in

2006e.c

Grade 10 sat for exam Promoted to preparatory Grade 12 sat for ESLCE

exam

Promoted to university


Governmental 2,253 2,172 4,425 1,068 872 1,940 1,039 798 1,837 832 478 1,310

NGO 1,095 839 1,934 976 803 1,779 632 569 1,201 557 486 1,043

Total 3,348 3,011 6,359 2,044 1,675 3,719 1,671 1,367 3,038 1,389 964 2,353


Hawassa University (HU)

Hawassa University was established at Hawassa in April 2000. Since 1976 the different

colleges of HU had been operational starting with the college of Agriculture. The

University has been formed by merging three colleges in Southern Ethiopia: Hwassa

College of Agriculture (ACA), Wondogenet College of Forestry and Dilla College of

Teacher Education and Health Sciences.

The university has since upgraded its capabilities, adding new colleges, institutes and

departments, programs and research facilities. Currently, HU is actively engaged in

expansion activities to increase its intake capacity. As part of this, the University has got 61

hectares of land from Administration of Yirgalem Town, and has started construction of

buildings to expand the existing programs and to launch new ones.

Today, Hawassa University is a comprehensive university engaged in the provision of all-

round education, research, training, & community service through its diversified areas of

academic units.

Facts and Figures of Hawassa University

33,422 Total graduates since 1969 E.c

6 big libraries only in main campus

4 large campuses in different locations make the university

58 different programs with different specializations

5040 New candidates joined the university in 2011 Academic year for regular

program

Table17:-Hawassa university students data from year 2003e.c to 2006e.c.

Organi

zation

Hawassa university student’s data from year 2003e.c to 2006e.c

Hawass

a

universi

ty

2003 2004 2005 2006 Total

Male

Femal

e

Total

Male

Femal

e

Total

Male

Fema

le

Total

Male

Fema

le

Total

Male

Femal

e

Total

12

,41

9

3,3

59

15

,77

8

12

,91

1

3,0

54

15

,96

5

13

,31

0

3,7

70

17

,08

0

12

,27

8

4,6

70

16

,94

8

50

,91

8

14

,85

3

65

,77

1

Chart 1 number of Hawassa university students from year 2003e.c to 2006e.

0

5000

10000

15000

20000

2003e.c 2004e.c 2005e.c 2006e.c

Male

Female

Total

Table 18:- Hawassa university teachers data from year 2005e.c and 2006e.c.

Hawassa university teachers data 2005e.c and 2006e.c

Owner 2005e.c 2006e.c Total


Hawassa university

1,252

166

1,418

1,287

163

1,450

2,539

329

2,868

Chart 2 --:- Hawassa university teacher’s data from year 2005e.c and 2006e.c.

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

1600

2005e.c 2006e.c

Male

Female

Total

Hawassa Health Sciences college

Number of Regular students in 2006e.c

Male Female Total

412

711

1,123

Number of Extension students in 2006e.c

Male Female Total

24 32 56

R.No Number of TEACHERS and Technical Assistants in 2006e.c

Male Female Total

Teachers

77

26

103

Technical

Assistants

10

10

20

Total

87

36

1,023

Hawassa Poli Technical College

Number of Regular students in 2006e.c

Male Female Total

2,687 1,904 4,591

Number of Extension students in 2006e.c

Male Female Total

813 518 1,331

R.No Number of Teachers by level in 2006e.c

Male Female Total

Level A 20 7 27

Level B 58 24 82

Level C 104 25 129

Administrative

workers

22 49 71

Total 204 105 309

Hawassa College of teacher education

Number of regular students in 2006e.c

Number of regular students

Male Female Total

2820 932 3752

Number of summer student in 2006e.c

Number of summer students

Male Female Total

10711 2384 13095

Number of Teachers in 2006e.c

Number of Teachers by level in 2006e.c

Male Female Total

133 20 153

HEALTH

Good health is the significant for human welfare and fundamental objectives of social

and economic development. Building of health society enhances the full involvement

and participation of the community in all socio-economic activities with maximum

capacity and also plays an important role to create sustainable economic development

of the country.

The health policy of the country is mainly focused on the prevention strategy. Based on

this strategy the health service coverage of the Hawassa City administration is

encouragingly increased during the last few years.

In the 2006e.c in the City administration a lot of activities have been done in the area of

disease prevention and improving the health service of the community, implementing

family health care and controlling the transmitted disease in each house hold level.

Improving the total number graduates health professional, implementing the capacity

building program and constructing more health institutions in the city administration.

The health coverage of the City administration 92% in 2006 E.C, There is one referral

hospital, one district hospital, three private hospitals, seven health centers, 15 health

posts, 51 private clinics, 46 drug stores, 2 diagnostic laboratory and 55 pharmacies in

the City administration.

The following tables describes the number of Hospitals, Clinics, Health centers,

Health professionals and other information’s related with health.

Table 1:- Health institutions in Hawassa city administration (2006E.C).

Ye

ar

Governmental health center

Non -Governmental health center

Drug Stores

Diagno

stic

Laborat

ory

Phar

mac

y

Moth

ers

healt

h

care

Wholesal

e Medical

Distributo

rs’

Hospitals Health

Centers

Clinics Health

Posts

Hospit

als

Health

centers

Clinics Healt

h

Posts

Drug

Store

s

R/Drug

Vender

20

06

E.C

2

9

-

15

3

1

51

-

46

4

-

12

1

-

Source:- Hawassa city Adm. Health Department.

Table 2:- Number of Health Professionals in Hawassa city Administration, (2006E.C).

R.no.

Health personnel

Number of Health Professionals

Remark

1

Doctors

M F T

14 6 20

2

Health officer

20

34

54

3

Nurse

68

153

221

4

Environmental health workers

4

3

7

5

Lab. Technicians

26

40

66

6

Pharmacy Technicians

25

19

44

7 Midwifery Nurses

-

68

68

8

Health Assistance

-

-

-

9 Public health Nurses 7 14 21

10

Health Extension Workers

-

132

132

Total

164

472

636

*The above figure only represents governmental employees

Source: - Hawassa City Administration, Health Department.

Table 3:- Top Ten diseases in Hawassa City in 2006e.c


Rank

Type of Diagnosis

No. of Patients

In 2006E.c

In Percent (%)

Male Female Total

1 Malaria all type 15,898 14,367 30,265 8%

2 Acut Fibril Illness /AFI 14,383 14,576 28,959 7.66%

3 All respiratory disease 14,770 13,991 28,761 7.6%

4 Typhoid Fever

11,861 13,484 25,345 6.7%

5

Trauma

15,243 6,538 21,781 5.76%

6 Urinal tract infection 8,135 11,328 19,461 5.14%

7 Diarrhoeal Disease/non blood

9,658 8,423 18,081 4.78%

8 Helminthiasis 9,155 8,594 17,749 4.7%

9 Pneumonia

8,339 6,849 15,188 4.02%

10

Skin Infection /diseases/

6,185 6,841 13,034 3.45%

All other Diagnosis 80,694 78,928 159,622 42.2%

Total Diagnosis 194,319 183,948 378,267 100%

Table4: Top five diseases for children < 5 year old in 2006e.c.

rank Type of diagnosis Number of Patients In %

Male

Female

Total

1

All respiratory disease

5,717

4,539

10,256

18.6%

2

Diarrhea/non blood/

5,103

4,162

9,265

16.8%

3

Malaria all types

3,277

2,477

5,754

10.5%

4

AFI /acute febrile

illness

3,154

2,506

5,660

10.3%

5

Pneumonia

3,151

2,417

5,568

10.1%

All other Diagnosis

10,514

8,017

18,531

33.6%

Total diagnosis

30,916

24,118

55,034

100%

Source: - Hawassa City Administration, Health Department

Table 5:- Number of people who has checked up for HIV/AIDS in 2006e.c.

year Number of people who checked up

HIV/AIDS

Number HIV/AIDS positive Number of people who has started HIV/AIDS

drug

2006

45,351

565

601

Table 6:- number of family members who participated in the health extension package Program in 2006e.c.

year

Types of health extension package programs and participated family members

Environmental sanitation Family planning Care of mothers and

children program

Prevention of malaria and

other vector born diseases

2006e.c


-

51,645

51,645

-

55,010

55,010

-

66,048

66,048

66,257

66,258

132,515


Infrastructure The economic growth and overall development of a country depends on the presence and

improvement of infrastructure facilities such as Road, Telephone, Water Supply, electricity and so

on.

WATER Water is our most precious resource. It is vital to life. Humans, plants, and animals are made up

of mostly water. All living things would die if it weren't for water. We use water for drinking,

washing, cleaning, cooking, transportation and growing our food as well as many, many other

socio-economic developments.

In general all over the country and Hawassa City administration in particular, we can say that

the clean water is not adequately available especial for the City administration rural as well as

urban dweller.

In the City the water supply service was started in 1975E.c, at the time there were 27 public

water taps and two water containers. Presently access to water supply in the City has shown

spectacular progress. While access has increased substantially with funds from internal revenue

and external aid, much still remains to be done to achieve the millennium development goal.

The potential water coverage of the City administration is reached 76% in 2006E.c.

Table 1:-Drinking water Development in Hawassa city adminstration in

2006e.c

City Number of people with

access to safe drinking water

in 2006E.c

Coverage of safe

drinking water in

2006E.c

Number of

motorized

schemes

maintained in

2006E.c

Average

maintenance

cost

Male

Female

Total

Urban

Rural

Total

Hawassa

220,782

122,392

343,174

85%

-

85%

8

15,0000

Source:- Hawassa City water supply office

Income from collected by Hawassa city water and Sanitation office in

2006e.c

INCOME Income in Birr

2.1 Water sales 36,589,838.72

2.2 Meter rent 845,176.26

2.3 Connection fee 148,320

2.4 Sewerage service 1,212,715.34

3.3.2 From technical services 6,129,591.20

3.3.3 From meter inspection 8,582.24

3.3.4 Others 16,891,156.35

Total 61,825,380.11

Amount of water produced in 2006E.C

Volume indicators Amount of Water

Quantity of water sold (M3)

3,406,893 m3

2006E.C Potable Water supply Customers

Private/ Residential Business Governmental

Number of

water taps

Hawassa city

20,754

4,251

334

163

Hawella tulla

sub-city

460

248

10

57

Total

21,214

4,499

344

220

Estimates of Hawassa Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Generated, Disposed, and Recycled (2003-2006EFY) The following data provides information on waste generation and management.

Particularly wastes generated from households, business, construction and other

sources.

R.No Year Generated (Tons)

Disposed (Tons)

Recycled (Tons)

Other (Tons)

1 2003 33,375.82 27,104.16 4,005.10 2,267

2 2004 39,320.09 29,143.14 5,898.01 4,279

3 2005 48,016.77 34,717.30 8,162.85 5,140

4 2006 69,966.80 58,621.71 11,194.69 150

Total 2003-2006 190,679.48 149,583.31 29,260.65 11,836

% 100% 78.45% 15.35% 6.21%

Hawassa Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Generated, Disposed, and

Recycled (2003-2006EFY)

0

50000

100000

150000

200000

250000

Generate

d

Dispose

d

Recycle

d

Other

2003-2006E.C

Highway Infrastructure Overview This section provides information on the extent of the public road system in the Hawassa. This is broken down by surface type and length

R.No

Year

Asphalt

All whether

/Gravel/

Dry whether

Road

Coble Stone

1

2000

47

167

200

2

2

2001

47

243.5

200

7.69

3

2002

56.5

243.5

241

18

4 2003 56.5 243.5 241 34.4

5 2004 56.5 243.5 241.5 71

6 2005 56.5 312 295 81

7 2006 132.3 352 325 154

Distribution of Telecommunication, Electric and Postal services Telecommunication

R.No. Type of Service Number of Customers

1 Fixed 22,113

2 Mobile 113,103

3 Wireless 2,353

Electric customers

R.No. Customers Number of Customers

1 Industry 259

2 Commercial/Business 4,142

3 Residential 19,727

Others 407

Postal Service

Postal Service Number of Customers

1 Number of Customers 2,300

Water Transportation

Boats in Hawassa Lake have a wide variety of shapes and sizes and construction methods due to

their intended purpose and available materials. These boats have used for transportation, and

fishing.

There are two main types of Boats in Lake Hawassa: Manual or human-powered boats and

Motorboats, which are propelled by mechanical means, such as engines.

Number Boats in Lake Hawassa

R.No Recreation For Fishing Total

1 34 55 89

Recreation and Tourism Hawassa is one of the most attractive cities in Ethiopia, Exploring the city is an

enjoyable and valuable experience for both foreign and domestic tourists.

Among the tourist attractions in the town the following were the major

Lake Hawassa - is the most beautiful lake which attracts thousands of tourists each

month. The lake is rich in different kinds of fish species like Barbus, Tilapia and cart fish

for tourists who care to indulge in leisure fishing and consumer fishing for the dwellers.

The breezing of cool air in the morning and evening hours rolls the lake with gentle

tides and washes millions of planktons to the shore to be devoured by fishes and fish

birds.

Marabous stork, Great-white pelican, Hammer Kop, Shoveled, Egyptian Goose, Wattled

ibis, saddle-bill stork, African fish, Eagles, Hoopoe, Spur wing plover, carmine Bee-

eater and pied king fisher make the lake an ornithological paradise.

Boating on Lake Hawassa with the spectacular and breath taking view of the sun set is a

moment of tranquility among visitors. Motor boats carry passengers to and from Wabi

- Shebele and 11 hotels that are built on the shore and peninsula of the lake. This offers

an excellent chance to tourists to see the length and width of the lake in all directions.

A fleet of colorfully painted passenger boats, flying the green-yellow and red Ethiopian

flag entertain their passengers with soft Ethiopian traditional music while sailing on the

peaceful lake under the blue sky.

Gudumale - is also a special place in the lake area where the Sidama cultural and

spiritual holiday “Fiche” is annually celebrated.

Amora Gedel: The south western lake shore locally known as “Amora Gedel” is

probably named after the flock of pelicans, marabous’ stork, hammer kop, kingfisher

and other prey bird soaring over the grounds of the shore in search of fish left over

along with the early morning hectic activities of fish- men and small boys with cleaning

knives. The place is an ideal spot for bird watch.

Mt, Tabor: Tabor Mountain has majestic presence in the western end of the city. This

attractive hill is perfect for a walk in the afternoon or early morning, and offers

beautiful panoramic views across the whole area. Said to resemble Tabor Mountain in

Israel, it sweeps dramatically down to the lakeshore, mirroring the ridge of the

mountain on the opposite side of the lake Hawassa.

Mt, Alamura. It is a small mountain situated at the south western end of the town.

From the top of the mountain, one can enjoy a partial view of the town and the lake

stretched below it. Paying a visit to this mountain and ascending to its top is worth a

day of any one’s time.

Spring Waters: There are three natural heritage sites (spring waters) surrounding

Hawassa town. These are: Burqito (12km from Hawassa city), Wendogenet located 39

km from Hawassa and Gidabo lays 41 km south of Hawassa

Annual Tourist Arrival and Its Revenue (2002-2006 E.C)

Year

Ethiopians

Foreigners

Total

Total Income in

Birr

2002

12,451

58,405

70,856

13,022,708

2003

64,281

21,560

85,841

32,715,322.14

2004

64,281

21,560

85,841

32,715,322.14

2005

161,386

34,931

196,317

82,359,843.45

2006

163,323

40,080

203,403

97,772,117.45

Source; Hawassa city administration Trade, Industry and Transport Department, Tourism

work process

0

50000

100000

150000

200000

Ethiopians Foreigners

Number of Tourists

2004E.C

2005E.C

2006E.C

Industry and commerce

Hawassa is the one of the most important consumer centre of the country and the core of its

industrial and commercial activity. Nowadays the city serves as the center for public

corporations and of privately owned industrial and commercial companies. Among Hawassa’s

main industries are food processing and those producing consumer goods (e.g., beer, textiles, and

footwear), generally for domestic markets. Construction and various service industries also

contribute to the city’s economy.

Small scale enterprises

R.No.

Sector

Number of Members

Capital

Male

Female

Total

1

Manufacturing

3618 2184 5802 521600

2

Construction

2569 1575 4144 326000

3

Trade

1028 630 1658 260800

4

Service

2055 1260 3315 130400

5

Urban Agriculture

1027 630 1657 65200

Investment

Number of Employment opportunity by Investment

R.No Trained employee

Untrained employee

Male Female Total Male Female Total

1 555 287 840 221 214 435

Number of Investment projects under construction in 2006 EC

R.no Agriculture Industry Others Total

1 1 4 6 11

Land Prepared for Investment in Hectare

Sector Land in Hectare

Industry 25.9

Trade 79.42

real-estate 7

Urban Agriculture 1

Recreational 22

Service 141.78

List of Fuel Station

R.No Name of Fuel Station Sub-city

1. Total #2 Misrak

2. Oil Libiya Menehariya

3. Total #1 BahilAdarash

4. TikurWeha Shell Adissketema

5. Gudumale Total Menehariya

6. Total#3 Mehal

7. NOC #2 Misrak

8. Yetebaberut /Dilla Road/ Tabor

9. TAF Misrak

10. Yetebaberut /TikurWeha/ Adissketema

11. Dalol Misrak

12. NOC#1 Misrak

Financial Services Financial services are available in the City, and being provided by Major banks

namely, Commercial bank of Ethiopia, Dashen Bank, Construction and Business

Bank, Development Bank, Anbesa Bank, Nib Bank, Awash Bank, Hibret Bank,

Abyssinia Bank, Birihan Bank, Bunna Bank, Abay Bank, Addis Bank, Debub-

Global Bank

Also, some credit institutions that facilities small credit and saving service. These

credit facilities are provided to individuals as well as groups for economic activities.

List of Banks in Hawassa

R.no Name of Bank Contact Address

1 Dashen bank (Hawassa Branch) 046 220 49 67 / 046 220 49 68

2 Dashen bank (Alamura Branch) 046 220 55 09

3 Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (Hawassa Branch) 046 220 61 36 / 046 220 91 03

4 Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (Tabor Branch) 046 221 14 29

5 Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (Adare Branch) 046-2207704 /046-2207694

6 Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (Furra Branch) 046-2211479 , 046-2211414

7 Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (Gebrel Sefer) 046-2205276 /046-2215275

8 Construction and Business Bank 0462204669 / 046 220 19 24

9 Construction and Business Bank (Sefere selam Branch) 046 220 9095

10 Development Bank of Ethiopia 046 220 46 20 / 046 220 13 06

11 NIB International Bank 046 220 71 78 / 046 220 71 80

12 Anbesa Bank s.c 046 221 30 81 / 046 221 30 82

13 Wegagen Bank s.c 046 220 26 29 / 046 220 41 72

14 Abyssinia Bank s.c 046 220 32 80 /046 220 92 59

15 Abyssinia Bank s.c /Tabor Branch/ 046-221 08 84/

16 Hibret Bank s.c 046 220 43 39 / 046 220 43 26

17 Awash Bank s.c 046 220 4722 /046 110 6525

18 Abay Bank 046 221 4802.

19 Oromia International Bank 0462205560

20 Birhan International Bank 046 220 9620

21 Adiss Bank 0462-208076

22 Nib Bank /Warka branch/ 046-212 00 12

23 Enat Bank

Insurance Companies

Insurance service is also given by Ethiopian Insurance Co., Africa Insurance, Hibret Insurance,

Nib Insurance, Niyala Insurance, Global Insurance, Nile Insurance and Oromiya Insurance; all

insurance companies are private except Ethiopian insurance company.

R.no

Name of Insurance Company

Contact Address

1 Nile Insurance s.c 046 220 12 62/ 046 220 40 32

2 Niyala Insurance s.c 046 220 49 99/046 220 18 55

3 NICE Insurance s.c 0462205066

4 Africa Insurance s.c 046 220 47 65/ 046 220 19 60

5 Hibret Insurance s.c 0462206610

6 NIB Insurance s.c 0462211109

7 Ethiopian Insurance Company 046 220 05 35/ 046 220 18 55

8 Anbessa Insurance 046 220 2451

9 Awash Insurance 046 110 3678

Small scale Enterprises in Hawassa city Interest in the development of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and their

contribution in the development process continue to be in the forefront of policy debates in

developing countries. The advantages claimed for SMEs are many, including the

encouragement of entrepreneurship; the greater likelihood that SMEs will utilize labor

intensive technologies and thus have an immediate impact on employment generation; they

can usually be established rapidly and put into operation to produce quick returns. More

generally, the development of SMEs is seen as accelerating the achievement of wider

economic and socio-economic objectives, including poverty alleviation

This information gives an overview of the activities SMEs in 2006E.C.

2006

R.no. Sector Members Initial Capital

Male Female Total /Loan from

different sources/

1 Manufacturing 3618 2184 5802 521600

2 construction 2569 1575 4144 326000

3 Trade 1028 630 1658 260800

4 Service 2055 1260 3315 130400

5 Urban agriculture 1027 630 1657 65200

Number of Traders and Capital

Number of Traders and Capital /2006 E.C/

Whole Sale

Retail

Service

Total

Number Capital Number Capital Number Capital Number Capital

228 20,620,500 4,457 61,482,300 2,387 90,976,207 7,072 173,079,007

Source : Hawassa city Adminstration Trade and Industry Department

Agriculture Sector The overall agriculture sector comprises of crops, livestock, fisheries, and forestry sub

sectors. Despite the share of industry and services are raising constantly in the City,

Agriculture is still practiced in the rural kebeles of Hawela-Tulla. Its fertile soil, adequate

climate, and abundant rainfall permit growing almost any kinds of crops. Most of the

farming is conducted in Hawella-Tulla Sub-city, but urban agriculture is also practiced in

all sub-cities.

Agricultural Land Use in Hectare /2006E.C/

Total

Area

Crop Grassing

land

Forest Ownership Land

occupie

d by

others

Total

develop

ed land

Land to

be

develope

d in the

Future

Annual Stable Natur

al

Forest

Unions

forest

Governme

nt Forest

Private

Forest

11,370.47 3,389 2,119.20 555.18 712.5 50 9.5 495 895 8,997 80.5

Crop production 2006

Animal Husbandry

Livestock Population 2006

Cattle Sheep Goat Poultry Horse Mule Donkey

67,434 14,654 23,078 15,832 2,399 960 2,456

Season

Teff Barley Wheat Maize Field peas Bean

Cultivate

d land in

m2

Productio

n in KG

Cultivate

d land in

m2

Productio

n in KG

Cultivate

d land in

m2

Productio

n in KG

Cultivate

d land in

m2

Produ

ction

in KG

Cultivat

ed land

in m2

Producti

on in KG

Cultivate

d land in

m2

Production in KG

Meher 23.15 231.5 8.6 129 7.45 186 - 8 102 365 3,650

Belg - - - - - - - 2254

Total 23.15 231.5 8.6 129 7.45 186 2254 8 102 365 3,650

Perennial Crops

Enset Coffee Chat Banana

Land in

Hectar

production in KG Land in

Hectare

product

ion in

KG

Land

in

Hecta

re

production

in KG

Land

in

Hectar

e

producti

on in KG

7642800/Kocho/ 624.6 276050 1,197 2,394,000 23 4,600

764280 /Bula/

Vegetable Production 2006E.C

Season Onion /key shenkurt/

Potato Carrot Sweet potato Beetroot /qeyeser/

Cultivated land in m2

Production in KG


Production in KG


Production in KG


Production in KG


Production in KG

Meher 1.5 203 7.4 1,512 3.5 647.5 61 14,945 0.7 133

Belg 116 24,841 364 75,336 52.5 11,019 27.1 4871

Total 117 25,044 371.4 76,848 56 11,666 61 14,945 27.8 5004

Season Cabbage Tomato


Production in KG


Production in KG

Meher 11.8 2,468 2 480

Belg 294 80,864 100.7 30207

Total 306 83,331 102.7 30687

NGOs in Hawassa

A non-governmental organization (NGO) is any non-profit, voluntary citizens' group

which is organized on a local, national or international level. Task-oriented and driven

by people with a common interest, NGOs perform a variety of service and humanitarian

functions, bring citizen concerns to Governments, advocate and monitor policies and

encourage political participation through provision of information. Some are organized

around specific issues, such as human rights, environment or health. They provide

analysis and expertise, serve as early warning mechanisms and help monitor and

implement international agreements.

No Name of CSOs Type of CSOs

Project Title Sector Fundinig Agency Total Budget Beneficiaries Project Duration Contact Address

1 Kingdom Vision

International

Ethioipian

Residence Sustainable Child Care and Family Capacity Building

Education, Capacity building

America World Adoption 3,566,200 205 March, 2012

Feb, 2015 916582663

2(1) Resource Center for Civil

Society

Ethioipian

Residence Promote Networking and Governance among Partnent CSOs Opertating in Hawassa for Effective Coordination, Mobilization, Enhancement of Credibility and Accountability

Capacity building

CSSP-Civil Society Support Program-funded the peoples of Ireland, Norway, the Netherlande, Denmark

1775760 20 CSOs, Aug-12 Feb, 2014 926537049

3 Marie Stopes International Ethioipian

Residence Family planning and Reproductive Health

Health Marie Stopes International /Anonymous Private Donors

4,939,178 50947 Sep-11 Aug-14 912037112

4 Timret Lehiwot Ethiopia Ethioipian

Residence Wise up HIV/AIDs Prevention Project

Health DKT-Ethiopia 7,555,032 20,273 /for four sites/

October 1,2012

May-15 911666677

Timret Lehiwot Ethiopia Ethioipian

Residence HIV/AIDS PREVENTION PROJECT

Health Goal Ethiopia 1,497,450 3,063 Sep-14 Dec-14 911541312

5 Hawassa Medan Act (1) Ethioipian

Residence Children CORDAID 1,613,213.00 150 Jan-13 1-Dec 916134970

6(1) Jerusalem Children and

Community Development

Organization-JeCCDO

Ethioipian

Residence Child Focused Integrated Community Development

IGA, Capacity building, urban agriculture

KNH, CR and PC 20,947,751 16,220 Jan-12 Dec-16 916822526

6(2) Jerusalem Children and


Organization-JeCCDO

Ethioipian

Residence Child Focused Integrated Community Development

Social Kindernothief (KNH) in Germany & Comic Relief in the UK

18,755,436.00 14,600 /for 3 kebeles/

Jul-11 Jun-16 916822526

7(2) Bethel Street Children and

Family Aid

Ethioipian

Residence Children Rehabilitation and Development

Child support

Patmos International Finland and Pentecostal Assembly of Canada/ RCCSGA / Individuals

4,603,932.00

64 Jan-14 Dec-16 0910011745/0462201631

7(3) Bethel Street Children and

Family Aid

Ethioipian

Residence Family Centered Child Support Project in Hawassa

Child support

Resource Center for Civil Society Group Association

705,000.00 55 Jan-14 Dec-15 0910011745/0462201632

8(1) Organization for social

Services for AIDS (OSSA)

Ethioipian

Residence Promoting Better Sexual and Reproductive Health for Young People most affected by HIV

Health 3,102,543.00

14,400 Jan-14 Dec-14 911461055

8(2) Organization for social

Services for AIDS (OSSA)

Ethioipian

Residence HIV/AIDS INTERVENTION PROJECT

Health Norwegian Church AID /NCA/ Ethiopia

1,349,999.00

3,000 Jan-14 Dece, 2014

911461055

9(1) Yehiwot Berhan Church of

Ethiopia Development -2

Foreign Orphans and Poor Family Children Teaching and Rehabilitating

Child Support

Compassion International Ethiopia

2,270,448 200 Jul-13 Jun-16 916024121

9(2) Yehwot Birhan church of

Ethiopia

Foreign Loke Child Sponsorship Project

Child Support

Pentecostal Assembly of Canada

460,080.00 71 March, 2011

Mar-14 115522831



9(3) Yehiwot Berhan Church of

Ethiopia Development

Association

Foreign Tullo Child Sponsorship and Community Development Project

Child Support

Children's Hope Chest 3,216,500.00

750 Jun-12 Jul-17

10 Progress Integrated


Organization (PICDO)

Ethioipian

Residence Ethiopian Social Accountability Program

Capacity Building

World Bank, ESAP2 Management Agency

1,111,601.40 96 1/1/2013 ######## 0911406550/52

11 Give Hope Ethiopia Ethioipian

Residence Hawassa Integrated Community Development and Child Sponsorship

social Tukul,German Based Charity 679,950.00

1136 Jan-12 Dec-14 93033039

12 Elpis International Hawassa Ethioipian

Residence Child and Widow Sponsorship

social International/National Sponsors,Private organizations & Individual donors

679,950.00 48 Jan-12 Dec-14 911220170

13(1)

Action for Self Reliance Ethioipian

Residence Enhancing Multi-Sectorial Responsiveness on the Protection of Children from Sexual Abuse and Exploitation

Child Support

OAK Foundation 2,195,560.00 870 Aug-12 Jul-15 911331724

13(2)


Residence Together for Change-Collaborate Community, Government and Civil Society to Enhance Social Accountability in Education Service Delivery

Capacity Building

Multi Donor Trust Fund/MDTF/

791,237 520 Jan-13 Dec-14 911726852

13(3)


Residence Addressing Household Poverty through Self Help Group/SHG/ Approach Project

Women Empoerment

Project Concern International 367,690 1580 Sep-13 Aug-15 911726852

13(4)


Residence More Children in Schools Project in Tulla Sub City /Gemeto Adarash and Tulla Primary Schools/

Education Cordaid 864,027 350 Sep-14 Aug-15 911726852

14 South Ethiopia Peoples

Development Association

Local Strengthening Community Response TO HIV/AIDS

Health PATH 16,472,943.93 (Signed with BOFED, there is no separate local budget

in the Document)

Jan-12 Dec-15

15(1)

Ajuuja Children Home

Association

Ethioipian

Residence Holistic Service Promotion for OVC

Child Support

Children Home Society & Family Service,International Adoption Net

6,764,497.00

645 Jan1/12 Dece, 2014

935979158

15(2)

Ajuuja Children Home

Association

Ethioipian

Residence Inclusive OVC Support Project in Hawassa City

Child Support

CSSP-Civil Society Support Program

705,000.00 128 Jan-14 Dec-15 935979158


Project Title Sector Funding Agency Total Budget Beneficiaries Project Duration Contact Address

16 Affini Development Initiative

Forum

Local Comprehensive Orphan and Vulnerable Children Support Project

Child Support

CSSP-Civil Society Support Program

705,000.00 228 Jan-14 Dec-15 910054286

17 ANNPCAN Ethiopia/African

Network for the Prevention and

protection Children against

Maltreatment and Neglect-

Ethiopia/

Ethioipian

Residence Empowerment of Girls and Young Women

Women Empoerment

Plan International 3,643,043.95

5,000 October 1,2012

Dec-15

20-1 Rehoboth Support and

Development Organization

Ethioipian

Residence

OVC and ALFA Education Social Geneva Global Wide Horizon 1,416,641.00

3407 Jan-12 Jun-15

20(2)

Rehoboth Support and

Development Organization

Ethioipian

Residence

The Disadvantageed Children Care and

Support Project Child Support

Bethany Christian Services 3,000,000.00

188 October 1,2012

June 30,2015

21(1)

Shiny Day Social Services

Association

Ethioipian

Residence Empowering Hard to Reach People to fight Child Trafficking/Labour in Hawassa

Child Support

Civil Society Support Program/CSSP/

720,000.00 425 Sep-13 Aug-14 910170951

21(2)

Shiny Day Social Services

Association

Ethioipian

Residence Reaching Hard to Reach Children in Hawassa

Child Support

Resource Center for Civil Society Group Association

705,000.00 40 Jan-14 Dece, 2015

910170951

22 Faith Hope Love Family Service

Association 1

Ethioipian

Residence Economic Empowerment of women for the wellbeing of Children

Education, IGA, capacity Building

Compassion in Action, African Women Development Fund Churches in Finland & Sweden Individuals

4,949,023.24

600 May-12 Apr-15 468200717

23(1 SOS Children Village Ethiopia Foreign SOS Children Village Hawassa

Education, Health,

Agriculture, Welfare, IG,

KG

SOS Denmark 5,684,839.00

450 October 1,2012

Dec-14

23(2)

SOS Children Village Hawassa Foreign Strengthening Community Driven Responses

the Development Needs of Children: Family

Strengthening Project Amendment

Child Support

Austrian Development Agency

2,966,999.54

700 Jan-13 Dec-15

24 Shalom Children's Hope Ethioipian

Residence

Community Based and Institutional CARE

program Child Support

Children Home Society and Family Services (CHFS)

2,900,918.00

1260 Jan-12 Dec-15

25(1)

Mary Joy Development

Association

Ethioipian

Residence Livelihood Enhancement Social CORDAID 6,207,213 1716 Jan-13 Dec-15

26 Mary Joy Development

Association

Ethioipian

Residence

25(2)

Mary Joy Development

Association

Ethioipian

Residence Yekokeb Berhan Highly Vulnerable Children Care and Support Project

Children PACT/USAID 8881201/ for 7 sites/

16,959.00 Apr-14 Mar-15

26 Manna Child Sponsorship Family Aid

Ethiopian Residence

Child Sponsorship Family Aid and Community

Social & Child Support

CORDAID 6,207,073.00

2,045.00 Jan-13 Dec-15



27 Cheshire Ethiopia Ethiopian Residence

Admission of Disabled children production and distribution of prosthetic and orthopedic

Disabilities & social

Light for the World 8,011,169.72

2,979.00 Jan-13 Dec-16

28(1)

Tilla Association of Women Living With HIV/AIDS

Ethiopian Residence

Scaling up Demand for PMTCT service

health Positive Action for childrren fund (PACF) /

7,024,109.75

300 Dec-11 November 30/2014

28(2)


Ethiopian Residence

Building Sustainable Livelihood for AIDS Orphans and caregivers

health Network of South Region Association of HIV Positive People

6,643,800.00

52,110.00 Dec-11 Nov-14

28(3)


Ethiopian Residence

Scaling up Demand for PMTCT service and for the Provision and Improvement of Better Services to HIV Positive Pregnant Women & their Children

Health PACF/Positive Action for Children Fund

2,217,389.90 5228 Jan-12 Dec-14

28(4)


Ethiopian Residence

Scaling up Demand for PMTCT service and for the Provision and Improvement of Better Services to HIV Positive Pregnant Women & their Children

Health PACF/Positive Action for Children Fund

7,084,843.05 9982 Jan-12 Dec-14

29 Haik Dar Kale Hiwot Church Development project

Foreign Child Development Child Developmt


5,500,000.00

260 Oct-11 Sep-30/2016

30 Mehale Kifle Ketema Kale Hiwot Church Development project

Foreign Child Sponsorship Program Child Sponsorship Program


4,931,404.00

224 Oct-11 Oct-16

31(1)

Berhan Lehitsanat/Former Handcap National/

Foreign Education and Livelihood for Girls and Women Education

Women &Children

DDP/ Disability and Development Partner

9,758,969 8360 Sep-10 Aug-15 911223574

31(2)


Foreign Support Orphan and Vulnerable Children in Hawassa City

Children NOVA 3,046,147 180 1-Feb-13 January 31,2016

911223574

31(3)


Foreign Women and Girls Resource Center

Women DDP(Disability and Development Partner)

1,852,185 360 Febr, 2013

January 31,2014

911223574

31(4)

Berhan Lehitsanat/Former

Handcap National/

Foreign Childhood to Livelihood Project

Disabilities DDP(Disability and Development Partner)

10,776,155 250 May1,2013

April 30/2017

911223574

35 Salu Self Help Blind and Handicapped Association

Ethiopian Residence

Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities through Vocational Trainings and Braile Education Skills

Disabilities ISEE and Civi Society Support Program /CSSP/

744,238.00 75 Sep-14 Dec-15 0911146508/0113725811/0932686905



36 Barnhemmet Hawassa Children

Raising Associations

Foreign Barnhemmet Home Project Child Support

Bernhemmets Sweden 306,729 13 Aug-12 Jul-15

37 Meserte kristos Church Relief and Dev. Association

Foreign Child Development Sponsorship project Based

at Hawassa Meserete Kristos Local Church

Child Support


3,751,404.95 300 Jan-12 Dec-16 0116298437/39

38 Wide Horizons Ethiopian Residence

Integrated Child Care Service Education, Health

WHFC INC USA 735,000 50 1/1/2012 21/12/2015

39 Progetto continenti Foreign Health Care and Social Program for Vulnerable Children and Disadvantaged adults

Health & Social

CEI/Italian Episcopal Conference & PC/Progetto Continenti/ (E8&E9)

6,049,369.00

36,000 Jan-12 Dec-14 934754536

40(1)

Ethiopian Evangelical Church

Mekane Yesus Dev't and Social

Services Commussion /EEMY/

Foreign Hawassa Congregation Child Development Project

Child Support

Children's Hope Chest Ethiopia

3,291,086 150 Mar-13 Feb-17 0462205572

40(2)

Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus

Foreign Sustainable Sanitation Transformation in Pre-Urban and Urban Areas of Hawassa

Environment

European Commission and Matching Fund from SNV

8,662,478 /for 3 sites

37093 /for 3 sites

Jul-13 Jun-16 0462201647

41 Integrated service for AIDS Prevention and Support Organization/ISAPSO/

Ethiopian Residence

HIV Prevention Project Health Population Service International /Ethiopia-PSI/E/USAID

2,252,424 78254/ for six sites

Apr-13 Mar-14 110233251

42(1)

Plan International Ethiopia

Foreign A Better Child Development and Education Program

Child Support

Plan International 64,774,889 31,699 Jul-11 June 30,2016

0114670175/82

42(2)


Foreign Early Survival and Development of Children

Child Support

Plan International 107,676,596 /for 16 sites/

450,000 Jul-11 Jun-16 462205852

42(3)


Foreign Protection of Child Marriage, Female Genital

Mutilation and Sexual Violence

Child Support

Plan International 57458246 /for 11 sites in

the region/

6632 /for 11 sites

Jul-11 Jun-16 462205852

43 Family Guidance Association

Ethiopian Residence

Youth, Access, HIV/AIDS, Safe Motherhood and Institutional Strategy

Health IPPF, EKN, ASK, UNFPA, CDC 10,699,942.95 133,157 for 4 sities

Jan-14 Dec-14 0462206154/0912438586

18(1)

Hawassa Gunet Church (1) Foreign Wachano Guenet Child Sponsorship Project

Social Ethiopian Genet church 4,509,999.90

250 Nov-12 Dec.2016 913440600

19(2)

Hawassa Gunet Church (2) Foreign Chefe Werancha Child Sponsorship Project

Social Ethiopian Genet church 2,099,600.00

250 Jan-12 Dec-14 913440600

44(1)

ETHIOPIAN GUENET CHURCH

DEVELOPMENT & WELFARE

ORGANIZATION

Foreign Wachano Child Sponsorship Project

Child Support


4,509,999.00

250 Dec-11 Dec-17 913440600



44(2)



ORGANIZATION

Foreign Gumbie Child Sponsorship Project

Child Support


2,640,000.00

250 Jan-10 Dec-14 913440600

44(3)



ORGANIZATION

Foreign Hiteta Child Sponsorship Project

Child Support


2,207,597.40

218 Jul-14 Jan-17 913440600/0911787677

44(4)



ORGANIZATION

Foreign Hawassa Guenet Church Child Sponsorship Project

Child Support


2,640,000.00

250 Jul-09 Jun-14 913440600

44(5)



ORGANIZATION

Foreign Hawassa Guenet Church Child Sponsorship Project

Child Support


4,960,224.50

230 Jul-13 Jun-18 913440600

44(6)



ORGANIZATION

Foreign Halede Guenet Church Child Sponsorship Project

Child Support

Child Hope Chest Ethiopia 2,835,860.00

150 Aug-13 Jul-18 913440600

45 New Life Teen Challenge Development and Relief Program

Local Rehabilitation of street children, girls and boys in Hawassa

Pact Ethiopia, CCRDA & Addis Hiwot

2,293,500.00

7500 May1,2012

Apr30,2015

913025549

46 Donkey Sanctuary Ethiopia

Foreign Consolidation of Community based Integrated Donkey and Mule Walefare Improvement Project in Hawassa City

Animal The Donkey Sanctuary, UK 12,813,009 17179 households for 3 sites

Jan-13 Dec-17

47 Care Ethiopia Foreign Graduation with Resilience to Achieve Sustainable

Development

Food Security

USAID 32,742,200 10062 Jan-12 Dec-16

48 Phares National Association

Ethiopian Residence

Basic Preventive care Package

Health US Embassy Small Project Office ,AA

477,060 100 Sep-12 Aug-13 916038434

49(1)

Center of concern Ethiopian Residence

Women Capacity Building Project in Hawella Tulla Sub-

City

Women National Endowment for Democracy

687,852 450 Feb-14 Jan-15 0916853774/0462205016



49(2)


Children Institutional care and support and Education

Support Project

Child support & Education

Edget Baandnet Children Center/Germany

3,179,070 92 Jan-14 Dec-16 0916853774/0462205017

49(3)


Child Empowerment and Protection

Child support & Education

Goal Ethiopia, Irish Aid Program Fund/IAPF/

12,659,042 29,319 Jul-12 Dec-15 0916853774/0462205018

49(4)


Schools Improvement Program to Empower Young

Girls in Hawassa City

Education SIDA/ Sweden International Development Agency

1,031,048 10,700 Nov-14 Apr-16 0916853774/0462205019

50 Hidase Hulentenawi Yebego Aderagot Mahiber

Ethiopian Residence

Integrated Community Health Services

Health CIDA,EDCTP 51,049,762.44 76816/ for 5 zones

Jun-13 April 30/2016

51 Medhin HIV Positive Elders Association

Ethiopian Residence

Responding to prevent and mitigating the impact of HIV/AIDS and Poverty among Elders and OVCs through Economic and Social Empowerment

Health Global Fund 1,490,443.83 450 Jan-12 Dec-14 0916140241

52 International Aid Services

Ethiopian Residence

Hawassa Special Needs /Inclusive Education Project

Education Swedish Mission Council/ SMC

8,587,440 3,325 Jun-13 Jun-16

53 African Service Committee

Foreign Integration of SRH/TB/PMTCT/STI Health Service &HIV Treatment Acess into ASC's HIV VCT Program in SNNP Region ,Hawassa City

Health African Service Committee Inc. BGI Ethiopia,Save the Children, Vitamin Angels,TOMS Shoe,Regional Health Bureau

5,793,317 98690 July 1,2013

June 30,2016

912395069/251-468-201532/0468201532

54 Ethiopian Kalehiwot Church Development

Foreign HIV-AIDS Prevention,Care and Support Service for at risk Mobile Population

Health SC/USA/USAID Fund 9,557,776.00 5760 for 3 sites

Aug-10 Aug-14 115515844

55 Green Thinker Youth Association /GTA/

Local Rehabilitating Hawassa Lake Shore Haik Dar Sub-City

Environment

UNDP/GEF/SGP 171,660 360 Jul-12 Jul-14

56(1)

Green Initiative Ethiopia Development Association /GIEDA/

Local Mitigating Poor Solid Waste Management Impacts through Livelihood Generation in Misrak and Mehal Ketema Sub-Cities of Hawassa City

Environment

Civil Society Support Program through British Council

680,700 800 Aug-12 Jul-14 0911726077 Ato Fasil

56(2)


Local Mitigating Poor Solid Waste Management Impacts through Livelihood Generation in Bahil Adarash Sub-Cities of Hawassa City

Environment

UNDP-Global Environement Facility-Small Grants Program

224,500 400 Aug-12 Jan-14 911726077



56(3)


Local Mitigating Poor Solid Waste Management Impacts through Livelihood Generation in Misrak and Mehal Ketema Sub-Cities of Hawassa City

Environment

Civil Society Support Program /CSSP/

405,080 800 July 1,2014

Dec-14 911726077

57 Green Image for Ethiopia Initiative /GIFEL/

Local Conservation of Lake Hawassa through Land and Solid Waste Management in Tabor Sub-City

Environment

Global Environmental Facility 222,637 130 Aug-13 Jul-15 911909293

58 Addis Development Vision

Local Poverty Alleviation through Inclusion

Education 333,123 50 Jan-13 Decem,2013

911855856

59 Yewendmshet Family Welfare Organization

Ethiopian Residence

Community Based Comprehensive Orphans and Vulnerable Children Supporting Program

Child Support

International & Local NGOs 1,983,300.00 80 Mar-13 Feb-16 916824636/0910903782/0911193846

60 Basic Environmental Education for all Community Association

Local Tabor Hill Sustainable Biodiversity Conservation and Livelihood Improvement

Environment

GEF, SGP Imlemented by UNDP

403,767 Aug-12 Jul-14 916828821

61(1)

Bethany Christian Services Global L.L.C /BCSG/

Foreign FOSTER To ADOPT Child Support

Bethany Christian Services Global L.L.C /BCSG/

4,494,079.00 240 Oct-12 Sep-15

61(2)

Bethany Christian Services Global L.L.C

Foreign Family Empowerment Services

Child Support

Bethany Christian Services Global L.L.C

1,042,867.00 1170 Mar-14 Aug-15 911800191

62 Young Men's Christian Association of Ethiopia/YMCA/

Local Developing the Capacity of Young through Training and Supporting Orphans and Vulnerable Children in Hawassa City Tabor Sub-

Capacity Building

CIDA/Canada Vacouver YMCA,Bill Stewart, YMCA Association Services

360,172.06 480 Apr-13 May-16 912149571

63 Bright Life Mission /BLM/

Local ARK-BLM Project Child Support

1,899,437.60 50 October 1,2012

Sept-30/2015

911696121

64 Association of Women in the Avenue of Development

Ethiopian Residence

Capacity Educational Institutions and Fighting Against HIV-AIDS and Poverty by Building the Capacity of Women

Capacity Building

UN-Women,IOM,Norway,Germany &US Embassy

21,042,200 30100 /for 5 sites

Feb-13 Feb-18 921349525

65 Hilawe Foundation Ethiopian Residence

HIV/AIDS Prevention: Control and Child Care Service Project

Health and Child Support

Children's Home Society & Family Services Ethiopia

1,850,570.00 1330 Mar-11 Feb-14 911418480

66(1)

Ethiopian Mulu Wongel Church Amagnoch Development Organization

Foreign Hawassa Piassa Branch Child Sponsorship Project

Child Support


4,947,375.00 250 Jul-11 Jun-16 0916851597/0115533588/115509493



66(2)

Ethiopian Mulu Wongel Amagnoch Church Development Organization

Foreign Addis Ketema Mulu Wongel Amagnoch Church Child Sponsorship Project

Child Support

Hope Chest International 1,692,626.00 150 Jul-13 Jun-16 0115533588/115509494

67 Children's Hope Chest

Foreign Child Sponsorship and Developlment

Child Support

Children's Hope Chest 6,750,711.47 3150 Nov-13 Oct-16 0118614712/0913858354

68 Forum for African Women Educationalist/FAWE

Local Girl Power-Education Project Education Plan International Ethiopia 2,473,344.51 120 Jan-12 Dec-15

69 Nazareth Children's Center and Integrated Development

Local Urban Community Led Total Sanitation and Hygien

Environment

Plan International Ethiopia 608,252 11,566 Aug-13 Jun-14 011213721/0911206501

70 Action for Youth and Community Changes/AYCC/

Local Raising the Community Awareness on Health and Building Self-Esteem and Life Skills of Young People

Children Blue Man(USA), Pholland Foundation

708,540 1,645 Sep-13 Aug-14 0913453010/462204520

71 Engender Health Ethiopian Residence

Access to Better Reproductive Health Initiative

Health Anonymous Donor 31,715,106 454,234 for 46 sites

Jun-13 May-16 911123849

72(1)

Research Inspired Policy and Practice Learning in Ethiopia /RIPPLE/

Ethiopian

Residence Scaling up complementary food to improve Nutritional status of children

Child Support

UNICEF Ethiopia 9,253,344.30 15000/for six sites

May-13 Apr-15 0114674342/28

72(2)

Research Inspired Policy and Practice Learning in Ethiopia /RIPPLE/

Ethiopian Residence

Improving Waste Management in Hawassa City

Environment

USAID 6,208,290.12 73,602 Jan-14 Dec-15 0462206963/6956

73 Catholic Church of Hawassa- Mother Tresa

Foreign Gift of Mary's Home for Sick and Dying Destitute

Integrated Missionaries of Charity Sister CRS

23,027,152 17940 Jan-14 Dec-18 462202841

74 Bethsaida Support for Children and Youth Association

Local Community Based Child Support Project

Children RCSSG 705,000 70 Jan-14 Dec-15 911057606

75(1)

Hawassa Children's and Vocational Training College

Foreign Hawassa Children's Center Children Chicago Children's Project,Freiburgh Children's Project, Beverungen Children's Project

4,999,397.00 232 Jan-14 Dec-15 916822622

75(2)

Hawassa Children's and Vocational Training College

Foreign Hawassa Vocational Training College

Child Support & Education

Chicago Children's Project,Freiburgh Children's Project, Beverungen Children's Project

4,015,628.00 575 Jan-14 Dec-16 0916822622



76 True Love Children Center Charity Organization

Ethiopian Residence

Integrated OVC/HVC and Women from low Income Families Support Project

Child Support

AMOFREM, ENZO B, 3,194,707.95 300 Apr-14 Mar-16 0930076016/0911041441/0916919891

77 Look Development Association

Child Sponsorship Project in Tullo Kebele

Child Support

HOPE RANCH 2,181,880.76 168 Jan-14 Dec-16 911943754

78 Tikuret Lesetoch Ena Lehitsanat Mahiber /TLLM/

Ethiopian Residence

Tikuret Child Care & Development Program Phase II

Child Support

French Embassy in Ethiopia,Gladney Adoption Center & Children house International/CHI/, CCGOC, AAI/ shelter for Africa/ and Regional Women Children and Youth Bureau

15,400,000.00 /only for Hawassa Project/

200 /only for Hawassa Project/

Jan-14 Dec-16 911471696

79 Children Cross Connection

Local Phase IV Project on Orphaned and Vulnerable Destitute Children

Child Support

RCCG/Resource Center for Civil Society Groups

Association/ for Community based Program / 4 Multi

foundation and Area Africa

830860.8 for Hawassa Only

102 for Hawassa only

Jan-14 Decem,2016

80 Malaria Consortium Ethiopian Residence

Accelerated NTDs Control and Reduction of Malaria through Community based Approaches in SNNPRS

Health DFID/UK-AID 6,568,952.00 for 4 sites

93,955 for 4 sites

October 1,2014

Mar-16

81 Green Message Ethiopia Development Association

Ethiopian Residence

Promoting and Introduction Fish Cage Farming in Lake Hawassa

Environment

CSSP 720,000 600 Oct-14 Oct-15 926363009

82 Volunter's Action for Community Transformation

Local Disability Cloth Sewing Professional Cooperation Association

Disability 137,000 13 Jul-14 Dec-14 920041550

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ቀበሌዎች

1 ምስራቅ 3. ቴሶ

4. ውቅሮ

2

መነሀሪያ

4. ጉዌ ስታዲየም

5. ሚሊኒየም አደባባይ

6. ፒያሳ

3

ታቦር

6. ዱሜ

7. ፋራ በሪሶ

8. ሂጠታ

9. ሆጋኔ ዋጮ

10. ጢልቴ

4

መሀል ከተማ

4. አዲስ አበባ

5. ለኩ

6. ንጋት ኮከብ

5 ሀይቅ ዳር 3. ጉዱማሌ

4. ገበያ ዳር

6 አዲስ ከተማ 3. ዳካ

4. ፊላደልፊያ

7

ባህል አዳራሽ

4. አዳሬ

5. አንድነት

6. ሀረር

8

ሀዌላ-ቱላ

13. አላሙራ

14. ጨፋሲኔ

15. ጨፌ ኮትጀቤሳ

16. ዳቶ ኦዳሄ

17. ፊንጫዋ

18. ጋራ ሪቀታ

19. ገመጦ ጋሌ

20. ሀራንፋማ

21. ሀዌላ ወንዶ

22. ቱላ 01

23. ቱላ ገጠር

24. ቱሎ

የሀዋሳ ከተማ የትምህርት መረጃ

በ2006ዓ.ም የተመዘገቡ ተማሪዎች ብዛት

መዋዕለ-ሕጻናት ወንድ-5,730 - ሴት 5,991 ድምር- 11,121

ከ1-8 ወንድ- 36,050 ሴት- 39,390 ድምር 75,440

9-12 ወንድ- 12,015 ሴት 11,202 ድምር- 23,217

ጠቅላላ ድምር- ወንድ-53,795 ሴት- 56,583 ድምር- 109,778

የመጀመሪያ ደረጃ ት/ት ጥቅል ሽፋን– 114.33%

የመጀመሪያ ደረጃ ት/ት ንጥር ሽፋን– 99.43%

የሁለተኛ ደረጃ ት/ት ጥቅል ሽፋን– 96.64%

የሁለተኛ ደረጃ ት/ት ንጥር ሽፋን– 60.06%

በ2006 ዓ.ም ሀዋሳን የጎበኙ ቱሪስቶች ብዛትና የተገኘ ገቢ

ሀዋሳ ሰፊ የተፈጥሮና ሰው ሰራሽ መስህቦች ባለቤት ስትሆን እነዚም የከተማዋን አጠቃላይ ገጽታ ከማስዋብ

ውጪ ሰፊ የውጪና የሀገር ውስጥ ቱርስቶች ፍሰት እንድኖር አድርጓል፡፡

ቱርስቶች ብዛት

የሀገር ውስጥ 163,323

የውጭ ሀገር 40,080

ጠቅላላ ብዛት 203,403

ከቱሪዝም ጠቅላላ የተገኘ ገቢ (ከሀገር ውስጥና ከውጭ ሀገር ቱርስቶች) 97,772,117.45 ብር

በ2006 ዓ.ም ከታክስና ሌሎች ምንጮች የተሰበሰበ ገቢ

ቀጥታ ታክስ– 224,161,398.40ብር

ቀጥታ-ታክስ ያልሁኑ– 209,591,007.10 ብር

ታክስ ያልሆኑ ገቢዎች– 111,975,593.89 ብር ጠቅላላ የተሰበሰበ ገቢ- 553,584,689.56 ብር

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