Improving the Socio-Economic and Environmental Situation in Ethiopia

Berg (nd) said, "Even Ethiopian poor families are hard to eat, but they will provide generous coffee and fruits." It has not changed since the 10th century, and it is said that people in the mountains of Ethiopia of the Gala have discovered and acknowledged coffee. But the coffee is not yet discovered as a drink Party people gather beans from forest trees growing in the mountains, grind them and mix them with animal fat. It is used as a wine in the Islamic world of the 13th century.

The democratic experiment of abortion in Ethiopia in May 2005 is the foundation of current Ethiopian social political and economic turmoil. This paper explains the importance of free and fair elections in modern Ethiopia by proposing two important issues. Does Ethiopia need democratic elections? How can the new generation of Ethiopia solve the current social and political stalemate? In May 2005, Western countries convinced that the Ethiopian People's Revolution Democratic Front (EPRDF) became the current ruling party of Ethiopia, opening a political space through free and fair elections, leading to the opening up of political space It was. In the campaign, this is unprecedented in the history of the country. After this development, 26 million Ethiopians registered and voted on May 15, 2005. Many scholars believe that the election in May made extraordinary cases in East Africa.

As a continent, Africa is confronted with a number of socio-economic and political problems that continue to influence all areas of society and its development. Unfortunately, these problems extend to World Heritage sites and their backgrounds. In Ethiopia in particular, a series of political, social and military problems affected the area in the late nineteenth century. In addition, development and lack of economic resources have had a considerable impact on protected areas, conservation policies and management plans (Jacobs and Schloeder, 2001). For example, Simmien National Park is one example that influenced World Heritage on behalf of such problems.

Socio-economic and environmental issues are fully integrated, and more people are guaranteed to participate. Each country recognizes that it sets its own priorities according to the current situation, needs, domestic planning, policies and programs and proposes the following objectives and proposes the following objectives. The government will review the state and, if appropriate, improve the decision-making process to achieve progressive economic, social and environmental problems. Integration to achieve cost-effective, socially equal, responsible, environmentally friendly development. Countries will set their own priorities for the following activities according to country's plans, policies and plans.