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Acknowledgement

One of the duties & responsibilities of data collection and dissemination process is to

prepare Hawassa city Administration Socio economic abstract and to make available for

users. However, the data collected from some sub cities and sectors offices were

incomplete and could not be compiled in away to meet all our needs. Therefore

although the Document is constrained by absence of some data it could be highly

invaluable to meet the Existing information gap of various development schemes being

under taken in the city.

This is a brief year book of (1999, 2000 and 2001) EFY (2006/7, 8/9G.C) basic Socio

Economic Profile 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.

The preparation of this statistical Abstract is largely based on secondary source such as

data collected from sectors Department office and sub cities In respect to them I

would like to extend our gratefulness to the aforementioned different level

governmental and Non-Governmental institutions for providing us the data used in this

publication.

I would like to express my sincere thanks to the staffs of Data collection and

dissemination work process.

Finally we are looking for word to receive constructive comments that would be helpful

to incorporate in our future publication.

Thanks!

Berhanu Eshetu

Head of Hawassa city Adm. Finance and Economic Development Dep’t

Hawassa City Adminstration Socio - Economic Profile (1999-2001E.C)

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. Physical Background

1.1 Location, Area and Administrative Divisions

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 1125 km

north of Nairobi.

Hawassa is served as the Capital of the southern Nations Nationalities & peoples Region and

the Sidama zone. 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 380 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.

The city has total area of 157.2 sq.km Deviated in to Eight(8) sub cities and Each sub cities

divided in to 32 Kebeles, These Eight sub cities are Hayek Dare, Menehariya, Tabore, Misrak,

Bahile Adarash ,Addis Ketema, Hawela Tula and Mehal sub city.

The mean annual precipitation is of 933.4 mm. Temperatures vary between 5C in winter and

34C in summer. The city experiences sub humid-called 'woina Dega' in Amharic type of

climate. It has the highest and lowest temperature of 340c and 3oc respectively. The average

annual temperature is 20.3oc. . Hawassa gets rainfall twice in a year. It falls during 'belg' and

'keremt'. An average annual rainfall of the city is 933.4 mm. The first rainfalls falls from

'megabit' to the mid of 'ginbot' and the next comes from 'sene' to the mid of ‘meskerem’. Due

to the city‘s location in rift valley and nearby lake, there is weather condition changing from day

to night.


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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

Robe 215

Meqi 138

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


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Geographical Information’s Temperature and Rainfall Temperature

Station

Year Mean annual Temp.

(C)

Annual RF(mm)

Hawassa

1999

20.4

1218.0

Hawassa

2000

20.0

798.0

Hawassa

2001

20.5

783.3

Rainfall in mm

Station Year FMAM (Belg)

JJAS (Kiremt)

ONDJ (Bega)

Annual Rainfall(mm)

Hawassa

1999

375.9

601.3

240.8

1218.0

Hawassa

2000

251.6

488.8

58.4

798.8

Hawassa

2001

223.7

384.5

175.5

783.3

Hawassa

Chart: 1 Seasonal rainfall in mm 1999-2001


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Highest maximum & lowest minimum Temperature

Station

Year

Highest

maximum Temp.

(C)

Lowest

minimum Temp.

(C)

Remark

Hawassa

1999

33.2

7.9

Hawassa

2000

32.9

5.0

Hawassa

2001

34.2

5.5

Source:- Ethiopian Meteorological Agency, Southern Branch Office.

Chart: 2 Highest maximum & lowest minimum Temperature


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Hawassa city Administration Sub-Cities & Kebeles

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. Fara Bariso 3. Hiteta 4. Hogane wacho 5. Tilte

4

Mehal Ketema

1. Addis Ababa 2. Leku 3. Nigat Kokeb

5

Hayek Dar

1. Gudumale 2. Gebeya Dar

6

Addis Ketema

1. Daka 2. Philadelphia

7

Bahil Adarash

1. Adare 2. Andinet 3. Harer

8

Hawella – Tulla

1. Alamura 2. Chefasine 3. Chefe Kotijabesa 4. Dato Odahe 5. Finchawa 6. Gara Rikata 7. Gemeto Galle 8. Haranfama 9. Hawella Wondo 10. Tulla 01 11. Tulla Rural 12. Tullo


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Population Size

According to the result of Housing and Population Census of May, 2008, The

Hawassa city administration has a Population of 259.803 people, out of which

133,637 are male and 126,166 are female out of the total number of the

Population of the administration 159,013 people live in urban area, while the

remaining 100.790 peoples are live in the rural area of the administration.

The annual population growth rate of the city administration is about 4.02

/4.8 in urban and 2.8 in the rural/


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Population Distribution by Sub-city (1999 E.C CENSUS RESULT) NO. Sub-cities Population size by sex

Male Female Total

Hawassa City Administration

133,637

126,166

259,803

1 Hawassa Town 81,984 77,029 159,013

1.1 Addis Ketema 9,045 9,042 18,087

1.2 Hayek Dar 9,087 8,550 17,637

1.3 Mehal Ketema 7,547 7,310 14,857

1.4 Bahil Adarash 7,564 7,503 15,067

1.5 Misrak 12,356 11,186 23,542

1.6 Menehariya 12,721 12,143 24,864

1.7 Tabor 23,283 20,936 44,219

1.8 Tulla Town (Kebele 01)

2 Hawassa City Rural

51,653 49,137 100,790

2.1 Dato Odahe 3,993 3,607 7,600

2.2 Chefe Cote Jebisa 6,060 5,682 11,742

2.3 Gara Rikata 3,977 3,802 7,779

2.4 Gemeto Gale 6,451 6,005 12,456

2.5 Alamura 4,695 4,630 9,325

2.6 Tullo 4,966 4,568 9,534

2.7 Finchawa 3,870 3,696 7,566

2.8 Tulla Rural 3,387 3,332 6,719

2.9 Chefasine 5,192 5,103 10,295

2.10 Abela Wondo 4,318 4,255 8,573

2.11 Haranfama 4,744 4,457 9,201


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Population Distribution by Sub-city (2000E.C Projection) NO. Sub-cities Population size by sex

Male Female Total


139,019 131,239 270,258

1 Hawassa Town 85,919 80,726 166,646

1.1 Addis Ketema 9,479 9,476 18,955

1.2 Hayek Dar 9,523 8,960 18,483

1.3 Mehal Ketema 7,909 7,661 15,570

1.4 Bahil Adarash 7,927 7,863 15,790

1.5 Misrak 12,949 11,723 24,672

1.6 Menehariya 13,331 12,726 26,057

1.7 Tabor 24,400 21,941 46,341



53,099 50,513 103,612

2.1 Dato Odahe 4,105 3,708 7,813

2.2 Chefe Cote Jebisa 6,230 5,841 12,071

2.3 Gara Rikata 4,088 3,908 7,996

2.4 Gemeto Gale 6,632 6,173 12,805

2.5 Alamura 4,826 4,760 9,586

2.6 Tullo 5,105 4,696 9,801

2.7 Finchawa 3,978 3,799 7,777

2.8 Tulla Rural 3,482 3,425 6,907

2.9 Chefasine 5,337 5,246 10,583

2.10 Abela Wondo 4,439 4,374 8,813

2.11 Haranfama 4,877 4,582 9,459


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Population Distribution by Sub-city (2001E.C Projection) NO. Sub-cities Population size by sex

Male Female Total


144,629

136,528

281,158

1 Hawassa Town 90,044

84,601

174,645

1.1 Addis Ketema 9934 9931 19865

1.2 Hayek Dar 9981 9390 19371

1.3 Mehal Ketema 8289 8029 16318

1.4 Bahil Adarash 8308 8241 16548

1.5 Misrak 13571 12286 25857

1.6 Menehariya 13971 13337 27308

1.7 Tabor 25571 22995 48566


- - -


54,586

51,927

106,513

2.1 Dato Odahe 4220 3812 8032

2.2 Chefe Cote Jebisa 6405 6005 12410

2.3 Gara Rikata 4203 4018 8220

2.4 Gemeto Gale 6818 6346 13164

2.5 Alamura 4962 4894 9856

2.6 Tullo 5248 4828 10076

2.7 Finchawa 4090 3906 7996

2.8 Tulla Rural 3580 3521 7101

2.9 Chefasine 5487 5393 10880

2.10 Abela Wondo 4564 4497 9061

2.11 Haranfama 5014 4711 9745


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Social and Economic Sector Education

Education is the base for the social, cultural, and economic development of a

society. The advancement of science and Technology reached its present

stage of development through education. Thus, education has become a

major instrument for the achievement of the desired goals of the society.

This section describes the students enrollment, number of schools, sections

and number of teachers both from governmental and non-governmental

schools from the year 1999-2001E.C. The data is further presented by level

of education, cycle, grade, and sex so as to see the disparities among these.

In Hawassa town totally there are about 147 schools, out of this:

51 were kindergarten (All are non-governmental)

45 were grade 1-4, in which 24 are governmental and the rest 21 are

non-governmental schools.

36 were grade 5-8, in which 15 are governmental and the rest 21 are


8 were grade 9-10, out of this 4 governmental and the rest 4 non-

governmental schools.

7 are grade 11-12; in which only 1 is governmental and the rest 6 are



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Student-Section Ratio

In the city the student section ratio in governmental schools is that 80:1 for

primary first cycle (1-4), 82:1 in primary second cycle, 67:1 in secondary

schools (9-10) and 97:1 in preparatory.

In non-governmental schools student section ratio is; 60:1 in primary first

cycle (1-4), 43:1 in primary second cycle, 50:1 in secondary schools (9-10)

and 30:1 in preparatory level.

As we seen in the above students-section ratio for governmental schools are

much greater than the national standard. The national standard student

section ratio for primary (1-8) is50:1 and 40:1 for secondary (9-11). Thus it

requires constructing more sections to attain the national standard.


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Students Enrolment by Level (1999-2001E.C)

Year

Kindergarten

1st cycle Primary

(1-4)

2nd cycle Primary

(5-8)

Secondary

(9-10)

Preparatory

(11-12)

Year

M

F

T

M

F

T

M

F

T

M

F

T

M

F

T

1999

2256

1938

4192

18527

18719

37246

12605

12093

24698

7848

4858

12706

1424

745

2169

2000

2,282

1,965

4247

19599

21452

41051

15199

16197

31396

7200

3943

11143

1982

849

2831

2001

3346

3229

6575

23312

25168

48480

18507

19545

38052

7355

5399

12754

2882

1250

4132


Students Enrolment by Grade and sex /1999/E.C

Grade and Section

Section

Governmental schools Non-Governmental schools Total

Grade and Section

Section

Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

Kindergarten - - - 2256 1938 4192 2256 1938 4192

Grade 1 3849 4038 7887 1191 1221 2412 5040 5259 10299

Grade 2 2883 2954 5837 1213 1150 2363 4096 4104 8200

Grade 3 2451 2604 5055 1223 1136 2359 3674 3740 7414

Grade 4 2321 2537 4858 1104 1114 2218 3425 3651 7076

Grades(1-4) 11504 12133 23637 7023 6586 13609 18527 18719 37246

Grade 5 2408 2447 4855 915 930 1845 3323 3377 6700

Grade 6 2133 2167 4300 854 787 1641 2987 2954 5941

Grade 7 2395 2219 4614 777 815 1592 3172 3039 6201

Grade 8 2513 2239 4752 610 489 1099 3123 2728 5851

Grades(5-8) 9449 9072 18521 3156 3021 6177 12605 12093 24698

Grade 9 4112 2353 6465 554 433 987 4666 2786 7452

Grade 10 2802 1847 4649 380 225 605 3182 2072 5254

Grades(9-10) 6914 4200 11114 934 658 1592 7848 4858 12706

Grade 11 627 282 909 231 166 397 858 448 1306

Grade 12 412 218 630 154 79 233 566 297 863

Grades(11-12) 1039 500 1539 385 245 630 1424 745 2169



Grade and Section

Section


Grade and Section

Section


Kindergarten - - - 2,282 1,965 4247 2,282 1,965 4247

Grade 1 4,661 5,409 10,070 1689 1559 3248 6350 6968 13318

Grade 2 3,159 3,975 7,134 1377 1360 2737 4536 5335 9871

Grade 3 2,841 3,163 6,004 1496 1420 2916 4336 4583 8919

Grade 4 2,920 3131 6,051 1453 1435 2888 4373 4566 8939

Grades(1-4) 13581 15678 29259 6015 5774 11789 19599 21452 41051

Grade 5 2710 3144 5854 1173 1175 2348 3883 4319 8202

Grade 6 2270 2497 4767 1002 941 1943 3272 3438 6710

Grade 7 2659 2815 5474 962 974 1636 3621 3789 7410

Grade 8 3439 3638 7077 984 1013 1997 4423 4651 9074

Grades(5-8) 11078 12094 23172 4121 4103 8224 15199 16197 31396

Grade 9 3762 1885 5647 998 563 1561 4760 2448 7208

Grade 10 1921 1154 3075 519 341 860 2440 1495 3935

Grades(9-10) 5683 3039 8722 1517 904 2421 7200 3943 11143

Grade 11 870 181 1051 307 149 456 1177 330 1507

Grade 12 571 324 895 234 195 429 805 519 1324

Grades(11-12) 1441 505 1,946 541 344 885 1982 849 2831



Grade and Section

Section


Grade and Section

Section


Kindergarten - - - 3346 3229 6575 3346 3229 6575

Grade 1 5363 6111 11474 1916 1786 3702 7279 7897 15176

Grade 2 3861 4677 8538 1604 1587 3191 5465 6264 11729

Grade 3 3543 3865 7408 1723 1647 3370 5266 5512 10778

Grade 4 3622 3833 7455 1680 1662 3342 5302 5495 10797

Grades(1-4) 16389 18486 34875 6923 6682 13605 23312 25168 48480

Grade 5 3291 3725 7016 1429 4131 2860 4720 5156 9876

Grade 6 2851 3078 5929 1218 1197 2415 4069 4275 8344

Grade 7 3240 3396 6636 1218 1230 2448 4458 4626 9084

Grade 8 4020 4219 8239 1240 1269 2509 5260 5488 10748

Grades(5-8) 13402 14418 27820 5105 5127 10232 18507 19545 38052

Grade 9 2480 2079 4559 1601 1332 2933 4081 3411 7492

Grade 10 2011 1136 3147 1263 852 2115 3274 1988 5262

Grades(9-10) 4491 3215 7706 2864 2184 5048 7355 5399 12754

Grade 11 783 237 1020 802 469 1271 1585 706 2291

Grade 12 709 159 868 588 385 973 1297 544 1841

Grades(11-12) 1492 396 1888 1390 854 2244 2882 1250 4132


Total Enrolment of student’s /1999/ E.C

Grade Male Female Total

Kindergarten 2256 1938 4194

1-8 31,132 30,812 61,944

9-12 9,272 5,603 14,875

Total 42,660 38,353 81,013

Chart 3, total Enrolment of students

Number of schools by cycle /1999/ E.C

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

Governmental - 10 15 3 1 29

Non Governmental 31 21 21 4 3 80

Total 31 31 36 7 4 109


Number of sections by level /1999/E.C Owner

Kindergarten 1-4

5-8 9-10 11-12(Preparatory)

Governmental - 279 226 109 16

Non Governmental

140 183 127 37 16

Total 140 462 409 146 32



Kindergarten 2282 1965 4247

1-8 34,798 37,649 72,447

9-12 9182 4792 13974

Total 46262 44406 90668

Chart 4 Total Enrolment of Students/2000E.C/



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

Governmental - 24 15 4 1 44

Non Governmental 31 21 21 4 3 80

Total 31 45 36 8 4 124

Number of sections by level /2000/E.C


Owner Kindergarten Primary 1st cycle (1-4)

Primary 2nd cycle (5-8)

Secondary 1st cycle (9-10)

11-12(Preparatory)

Governmental

-

362

281

129

20

Non

Governmental

195

286

191

48

29

Total

195

648

472

177

49



Kindergarten 3,346 3,229 6,575

1-8 41,819 44,713 86,532

9-12 10,232 6,649 16,881

Total 55,397 54,591 109,988

Chart 5; Total enrolment of students/2001E.C/


Grade Kindergarten 1-4 5-8 9-10 11-12 Total

Governmental - 24 15 4 1

Non Governmental 51 21 21 4 6

Total 51 45 36 8 7

Number of sections by level /2001/E.C


Owner Kindergarten Primary 1st cycle (1-4)

Primary 2nd cycle (5-8)

Secondary 1st cycle (9-10)

11-12(Preparatory)

Governmental 362 281 129 23

Non Governmental

210

290 195 52 33

Total 210 652 476 181 56

Teachers in primary School 1st cycle (Grade 1-4) 1999-2001E.C

1st cycle primary school teachers (1999-2001)

Year Total Teachers

Year Male Female Total % Females

1999 332 283 615 46%

2000 352 356 708 49.7%

2001 280 386 666 58%

Teachers in primary School 2nd cycle (Grade 5-8) 1999-2001E.C


2nd cycle primary school Teachers (1999-2001)

Year Total Teachers


1999

399

178

577

31%

2000 428 178 606 29.3%

2001 538 440 978 45%

Teachers in Secondary School 1st cycle (Grade 9-10) 1999-2001E.C

1st cycle Secondary school Teachers (1999-2001)

Year Total teachers


1999

217

35

252

14%

2000

236

42

278

15%

2001

153

46

199

23%

Source:-Hawassa city Adm. Education and Capacity Building Department


Teachers in Secondary School Preparatory (Grade 11-12) 1999-2001E.C Secondary school Teachers / Grade 11-12 (1999-2001)

Year Total teachers

Year Male Female Total % F

1999 43 3 50 6%

2000 70 9 79 12%

2001 42 4 46 9%

Gross Enrolment Ratio in 1999E.C

Level

Level

Enrolment Gross Enrolment Ratio Level

Male Female Total %Female Male Female Total

1-8 31132 30812 61944 49.7 145.7 144.4 145.0

9-10 7848 4858 12706 38.2 166.5 98.8 132.0

11-12 1424 745 2169 34.3 35.2 15.3 24.4

Net Enrolment Ratio in 1999 E.C

Level

Level

Enrolment Net Enrolment Ratio

Level

Male

Female

Total

%Female

Male

Female

Total

1-8 31132 30812 61944 49.7 118.6 119.7 119.2

9-10 7848 4858 12706 38.2 107.3 68.1 87.3


Gross Enrolment Ratio in 2000E.C Level

Level

Enrolment Gross Enrolment Ratio

Level

Male Female Total %Female Male Female Total

1-4

19,599

21,452

41,051

52.2%

137.5

145.9

141.7

5-8

15,199

16,197

31,396

51.5%

122.3

117.6

119.8

9-10

7,200

3,943

11,143

35.4%

85.2

42.2

62.1

11-12

1,982

849

2,831

30%

21.6

8.8

15.1

Net Enrolment Ratio in 2000 E.C

Level

Level

Enrolment Net Enrolment Ratio

Level

Male

Female

Total

%Female

Male

Female

Total

1-4

19,599

21,452

41,051

52.2%

90.9

89.7

90.3

5-8

15,199

16,197

31,396

51.5%

72.5

69.0

70.6

9-10

7,200

3,943

11,143

35.4%

46.8

26.8

36.1

11-12

1,982

849

2,831

30%

14.5

6.4

10.4


Grade 8 Regional Exam Result 1999&2000E.C

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

Male

Female

Total

Male

Female

Total

Male

Female

Total

Male

Female

Total

Male

Female

Total

1999 E.C

3485 3358 6843 1617 1082 2699 46.4 32.2 39.4 1868 2776 4144 53.6 82.7 60.6

2000 E.C

3353 3743 7096 2234 2029 4263 66.6 54.2 60.1 1056 1717 2773 31.5 45.9 39.1

Grade 10th National Examination Result (1999&2000E.C)

Year

No. of Students who took

the exam

No. of students score >2.00 point (Passed)

Passed by %

No. of students score

<2.00 point (Not passed)

Not

Passed by %


1999 E.C 2883 1934 4817 1281 510 1791 37.2 1602 1424 3026 62.8

2000 E.C 3160 2028 5188 1623 798 2421 46.7% 1537 1230 2767

53.3%

N.B – The Data of 2001 E.C was not compiled Source:- SNNPR Education Bureau


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Health

The Health status is one of the fundamental factors which can have an effect

on the Socio Economic progress, because it affects the efficiency and

productivity of the workforce. So it is vital to give priority to improve the

health status of the city. In this regard several actions have been made by

the Governmental, NGO and other private investors.

Health service coverage of the city is relatively in a better level in

comparison with other zones and special woredas of the region. But due to

different health problems like HIV/AIDS and other communicable diseases, it

is still needs a joint effort to alleviate the situation.

In Hawassa, HIV/AIDS has already had an impact and will have even greater

impact in the future, particularly among young adults. Interventions to

reduce the spread of the epidemic are urgent. To this end institutions that

give HIV/AIDS testing and screening are crucial. In the city volunteer HIV

testing shall be undertaken by different Governmental and NGO Health

institutions which are organized for the purpose of Testing and counseling

services in different parts of the city.


Hawassa Referral Hospital

Hawassa millennium Health center


Number of Health Personnel of Hawassa city Administration, (1999-2001E.C)

R.no.

Health personnel

1999

2000

2001

Remark

1

Doctors

4

4

4

2

Health officer

2

2

14

3

Nurse

61

90

5

Environmental health workers

8

7

6

Lab. Technicians

15

10

17

7

Pharmacy Technicians

6

3

10

8

Health Assistance

4

2

5

9

Extension Workers

35

10

Sanitarian

4

11

X-Ray Technician

1

Total

39

89

180

*The above figure only represents governmental employees Source: - Hawassa City Administration, Health Department


Health service centers in Hawassa city administration (1999-2001E.C)

Year

Governmental health center

Non -Governmental health center

Drug Stores

Diagnostic Laboratory

Pharmacy

NGO Clinics

Hospitals

Health Centers

Clinics

Health Posts

Hospitals

Health centers

Clinics Health Posts

Drug Stores

R/Drug Vender

1999

1

2

-

12

1

1

11

10

8

10

11

2000

1

3

5

12

3

1

48

-

16

10

11

16

11

2001

1

3

5

12

3

10

12

Source:- Hawassa city Adm. Health Department


Ten top causes of Morbidity in Hawassa City. (1999-2001E.C) Rank

Causes in 1999

No. of Patients

Rank

Causes in 2000 E.C

No. of Patients

Rank

Causes in 2001

No. of Patients

Rank

Causes in 1999

1999E.c 2000 E.C 2001 E.C

1

Malaria

7,437

1

Upper respiratory Infection

9,685

1

Upper respiratory Infection

11,085

2 Upper respiratory tract

infection

6,430 2

Malaria

7,257

2

Malaria

9,653

3 Pneumonia 5,740 3

Injuries & accidental causes

6,517

3

Intestinal Parasitosis

6,386

4 Intestinal Parasitosis

5,395 4

Intestinal Parasitosis

6,232

4

Accidental case 5,798

5 Urinary tract infection

5,386 5

Urinary tract infection

4,416

5

Urinary tract infection

5,748

6 Gastro-enteritis 4,757 6

Peptic ulcer disease

2,766

6

Skin infection & problems

4,057

7 Skin infection & Problems

4,070 7

Bronchitis

2,658

7

Pneumonia

3,987

8 Peptic ulcer disease

3,987 9

Gastro-enteritis

2,321

8

Peptic ulcer disease

2,309

9

Rheumatism

2,011

8

Skin infection & problems

2,309

9

Diabetes

2,098

10 Fever

1,501

10

Rheumatism

1,727

10

Rheumatism

2,059

Total

46,714

Total

45,888

Total

53,180


No. of people who has checked up for HIV/AIDS/ by SEX & Age

Year ዓመት

No. of checked up people by SEX & Age

Total

Year ዓመት

0-4

5-14

15-19

20-24

25-29

30-34

35-39

40-44

45-49

50+

Total

Year ዓመት

M

F

M

F

M

F

M

F

M

F

M

F

M

F

M

F

M

F

M

F

M

F

1999 E.C

15

15

18

17

1387

1590

1712

1466

1092

927

584

578

391

418

314

184

183

203

117

69

5813

5467

2000 E.C

20

19

29

35

822

1334

1496

1419

1143

1083

606

554

474

442

302

290

206

205

91

55

5189

5436

2001 E.C

13

4

36

50

1160

1407

1876

1578

1373

995

739

545

476

398

289

268

212

166

145

64

6319

5475

Sources: Organization for Social Service for AIDS/OSSA/-Hawassa Family Guidance Association of Ethiopia-Hawassa Hawassa City Health Center SOS Children’s Village in Ethiopia-Hawassa Mary Joy aid Through Development- Hawassa


No. of HIV Positive (Among checked up peoples’)

Year

No. of HIV Positive people by Sex and Age

Total

Year

0-4

5-14

15-19

20-24

25-29

30-34

35-39

40-44

45-49

50+

Total

Year

M

F

M

F

M

F

M

F

M

F

M

F

M

F

M

F

M

F

M

F

M

F

1999 E.C

1 3 1 1 20 70 35 188 69 197 86 108 65 69 54 51 32 19 11 12 371 714

2000 E.C

6 7 8 3 25 62 72 182 95 222 73 122 76 96 36 43 28 23 16 13 431 784

2001 E.C

3 2 2 2 22 53 54 144 89 170 77 96 57 58 34 33 16 18 12 11 358 593

Sources:

Organization for Social Service for AIDS/OSSA/-Hawassa

Family Guidance Association of Ethiopia - Hawassa

Hawassa City Health Center

SOS Children’s Village in Ethiopia- Hawassa

Mary Joy aid Through Development- Hawassa


Number of Family Planning, Ante natal and Delivery service beneficiaries (1999-2001E.C)

Year

Types of services

Year

Family Planning Delivery Ante natal

1999 E.C

42,252

3,204

3,238

2000 E.C

48,905

4,091

2,827

2001 E.C

47,933

4,475

3,230

Chart, Number of Family Planning, Ante natal and Delivery service beneficiaries (1999-2001E.C)


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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.

Road

Hawassa city has transportation service since 1952. During the time

transportation activity was done by Ministry of works. First gravel roads

constructed followed by Asphalt roads after the Municipality established.

Road infrastructure of the city has made a radical change since 1996E.C.

upgrading of the gravel roads to an Asphalt road (Arterial Asphalt Road) has

began in 1996E.C, and made a significant change in road infrastructure of the

city.


Road Type and Distribution

Source: Hawassa city municipality

No.

Year

Road Type

Remark

Asphalt

All whether

/Gravel/

Dry whether

Road

Coble Stone

Red Ash

1

1999

32.22

-

-

-

69.54

2

2000

47km

167km

200km

2km

97km

3

2001

47km

243.5

200

7.6944

171.63

*2.95km existing Asphalt road maintenance


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Car accident

A car accident (car crash, motor vehicle collision, or traffic collision) is when a

road vehicle collides with another vehicle, pedestrian, animal, or geographical or

architectural obstacle. Traffic collisions can result in injury, property damage and

death.

According to the United Nations report, it predicts that by 2020 road traffic

deaths and injuries will exceed HIV/AIDS as a burden, death and disability.

In Hawassa, car accidents become a serious problem that lead to significant death

and disability as well as significant financial costs to both society and the

individual. In the past three years (1999-2001 E.C) about 60 people reportedly

dead and 218 peoples has been injured, and it is estimated that about 1,157,242

birr property was damaged.

Among the deaths about 68% were children and youths and they are also

contributing 71% amongst the injuries. In other hand as of the deaths 37% were

pedestrians, 33% passengers, and 30% were Drivers.


Damages caused by car accidents in Hawassa city R.no No

Accident type Year Total

R.no No

Accident type 1999 2000 2001 Total

1

Total accident occurred

110

117

195

422

1.1

Death

15

29

16

60

1.2

Heavy injury

30

48

33

111

1.2

Light injury

24

22

61

107

1.3

Damaged property

41

18

85

144

1.3

Damaged property estimated in birr

228,148

422,752

506,342

1,157,242

Chart 1; Damages caused by car accident


Car accident occurred by age group

Table 2: Death by age group Table 3: Physical Injury By age Group

R.no Age Group

Death

1999 2000 2001

1

Children

3

8

4

2 Youth 9 12 5

3 Middle Age

2 7 6

4 Old 1 2 1

Total 15 29 16

Chart 2; Death by age group Chart 3; injury by age group

R.no Age Group

Injury

1999 2000 2001

1

Children

8

20

18

2 Youth 30 28 51

3 Middle Age

12

12

19

4 Old 4 10 6

Total 54 70 94


Type of injured people by car Accident (1999-2001E.C)

R.no. Type of Injured People Year Level of Injury Remark

R.no. Type of Injured People Year Death Physical Injury Remark

1 Driver 1999 5 14

1 Driver 2000 10 15

1 Driver 2001 3 36

2 Passengers 1999 5 20



3 Pedestrian’s ( persons on foot) 1999 5 20



Death Physical injury

Source: - Hawassa city Adm. Trade, Industry & Transport Department, Road safety work process


Hawassa city Administration Water supply (1999-2001)

Drinking water Development

No of rural people with Access to safe drinking water in 1999 E.C

No of urban people with Access to safe drinking water in 2000 E.C

No of Motorized water schemes maintained in (1999-2001)

Remark

HAWASSA

17,600

130,000

8

HAWASSA

HAWASSA

Source:- Hawassa city water supply and sewerage service


Distribution of Telecommunication service (1999-2001E.C)

Year Service type Customers Total

Year Service type Residence Business Government Others Total

1999 Fixed Telephone 9455 2312 1456 95 13318

1999 Wireless Telephone - - - -

1999 Mobile 7164 383 280 107 7934

1999 Internet Broadband 1 4 38 1 44

1999 Internet Dial-up 232 65 233 87 617

1999 Fax - - - - -

2000 Fixed Telephone

8700

1856

1645

124

12325

2000

Wireless Telephone - - - -

2000

Mobile 16976 436 388 107 17907

2000

Internet Broadband 1 8 38 2 49

2000 Internet Dial-up 312 150 282 100 844

2000

Fax - - - - -

2001

Fixed Telephone

8285

1902

1654

137

11978

2001

Wireless Telephone 187 33 33 5 258

2001

Mobile 59379 450 343 5 60177

2001

Internet Broadband 13 13 53 9 88

2001

Dial-up 496 165 310 113 1084

2001

Fax - - - - -

Source:- Ethiopian Telecommunication Corporation, Southern District office


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Investment

Private investment plays a fundamental role in economic progress and

increasing productivity of the city.

Similarly in response to poverty eradication it creates a wide range

of employment opportunities in the city.

Hawassa city administration has taken a different actions to encourage

private investment in all sectors of economy; making favorable

condition, policy and guidelines. The private sectors in all its forms

is guaranteed and secured.

Also attempts are being made to provide incentives in the form of

credit, tax reduction.

In the last three years a total of 698 projects have relived licenses

in various economic sectors. In the same years, it was estimated that

a total of 47,144 employment opportunities would be created and the

sum of planned capital to carry out the project was 4,122,746,233.15

birr.

Banking service in Hawassa city has given by commercial bank of

Ethiopia, Dashen Bank, Construction and Business Bank, Development

Bank, Anbesa Bank, Nib Bank, Awash Bank, Hibret Bank, Abyssinia Bank.

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

Insurance, Hibret Insurance, Nib Insurance, Niyala Insurance and Nile

Insurance, all insurance companies are private except Ethiopian

insurance co.


Investment Permits issued in Hawassa city Administration R.no. Sector Data Year

1999 2000 2001 Total

1 Agriculture Number Of Project

7 14 22 43

Capital 41,723,028.37 36,626,912 34,877,004.61 113,226,944.98

2 Construction Number Of Project

- 18 12 30

Capital - 76,435,880 26,499,312 102,935,192

3 Hotel and Tourism

Number Of Project

11 103 63 177

Capital 87,347,346 785,789,284 460,534,823 1,333,671,453

4 Industry Number Of Project

11 72 87 170

Capital 137,518,000 403,382,453.33 718,108,924.34 1,259,009,377.67

5 Real Estate Number Of Project

8 17 10 35

Capital 74,810,700 79,646,811 54,914,274 209,371,784

6 Service Rendering

Number Of Project

- 2 29 31

Capital - 7,300,000 260,338,311 267,638,311

7 Social service/Education &Health/

Number Of Project

14 45 23 82

Capital 36,287,327 223,032,784.35 149,940,796 409,260,907.35

8 Trade Number Of Project

39 68 23 130

Capital 74,150,000 199,843,333 153,638,930.10 427,632,263.10

Total Capital

451,836,401.37

1,812,057,457.68

1,858,852,374.10

4,122,746,233.15


Employment opportunity created by private investments from 1999-2001E.C

Year

Sector

1999 No. of Job

opportunities

2000 No. of Job

opportunities

2001 No. of Job

opportunities

Total

1 Agriculture 456 519 375 1,350 2 Construction - 1,442 1,090 2,532 3 Hotel and Tourism 537 6,822 3,518 10,877 4 Industry 1,755 6,197 11,997 19,949 5 Real Estate 851 598 237 1,686 6 Service Rendering - 24 1,402 1,426 7 Social service/Education

&Health 665 3,596 1,618 5,879

8 Trade 524 2,074 847 3,445

Total

4,788

21,272

21,084

47,144

Cyhart


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Tourism

Hawassa is one of the most fascinating cities in Ethiopia, Exploring the city is

an enjoyable and worthwhile 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.


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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.

Tabor Mountain

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.

Alamura Mountain. It is a 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 Water 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.


Sunset- Lake Hawassa

Mount Tabor


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Recreational areas and Squares (sq.mt)

No Name of the Recreational area & square

Area in sq.mt Description

1

Tikur Wuha forest

592263.93

Covered by forest

2

Hawassa public recreation area

5032

3 Recreational area besides Wabishebelle

hotel

37000

4 The Square in front of Saint Gabriel

church

2036

5 The Square in front of Hawassa

municipality

2250

6

The Square in front of Wareka

288

7

Meskel Square

50,744.05

8

Alamura recreational Area

119,503

9 Amora Gedel /Gudumale recreational

Area

555,403

10

Burkitu hot spring

451,326


Cultural Heritages in the City

R.No Name Location The cultural heritage

owned by

Remark

1 Princess TenagneWork cottage Amora Gedel(Gudumale recreational area)

SDC

2 Princess Furra Cottage Amora Gedel(Gudumale recreational area)

SDC

3 Sidama Cultural Cottage Amora Gedel(Gudumale recreational area)

“

4 Ras Hotel/Motel/ Engulfed by lake Hawassa

Hawassa Municipality Constructed around 1965E.C

5 His Ex. Loret meter Artist Afework Tekle house

Around Lake Hawassa/Wabi Shebele Hotel #2

Hawassa Municipality Constructed around 1960E.C

6 Wubit Sidama Picture Inside Commercial Bank

Hawassa city council Drawn by His Ex. Loret meter Artist Afework Tekle in the late 1960s

7 The 1st Hawassa City Municipality Arab Village Owned By Private In front of Gebrekirstos Hotel

8 The 1st Hawassa City Cinema Bahil Adarash Sub-city

9 The 1st city bus Coaster vehicle Around municipality and Silasie church

Hawassa Municipality Served as city bus from 1970-1983E.C

10 The 1st Hawassa City municipality Mercedes Car

Around municipality and Silasie church

Hawassa Municipality

11 St. Gabriel church’s “Mekagna House”() In side St. Gabriel church Compound

St. Gabriel church A place where in 1953E.C St. Gabriel church located


Annual Tourist Arrival and Its Revenue

Year

Ethiopians

Foreigners

Total

Total Income in Birr

1999

19,136

2,532

21,668

1,529,599.33

2000

57,904

8,868

66,772

5,505,753

2001

45,212

8,674

53,886

7,641,674

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


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List of Major Hotels and Pensions’ and Their Facilities R.no Name of Hotel/Pension Description/Facility Contact

Address

1 Pinna Hotel 62 Bed rooms, of which 56 are with private shower 0462210335/36

2 Tadesse Enjory Hotel 57 Bed rooms with private shower 0462200101

3 Harony International Hotel * 0462200407

4 Lewi Hotel (Misrak sub-city) 35 Bed rooms with private shower 0462206310

5 Lewi Hotel (Piassa) 39 Bed rooms with private shower 0462201654

6 Blue Nile Hotel 14 Bed rooms with private shower 0462200197

7 Chambalala Hotel 24 Bed rooms with private shower 0462209727

8 South spring Hotel 31 Bed rooms with private shower 0462206470

9 Paradise Hotel 32 Bed rooms , of which 21 are with private shower 0462204368

10 Dukele Wakeyo Pension 46 Bed rooms with private shower 0916826112

11 Yamare Hotel 23 Bed rooms with private shower 0462210177

12 Chire Ewicha Gust House 8 Bed rooms with private shower 0916866310

13 Atnet pension 34 Bed rooms with private shower 0462201686

14 United Africa group Hotel

(Wabi Shebelle #1)

37 Bed rooms with private shower 0462205395

15 Warka hotel 34 Bed rooms, of which 4 are with private shower 0462209790

16 Mountain Hotel 15 Bed rooms with private shower 0462200306

17 Yishamu pension 7 Bed rooms with private shower 0462202976

18 Gebrekirstos Hotel 44 Bed rooms with private shower 0462202760

19 Beshu Hotel 20 Bed rooms, of which 11 are with private shower 0462205957

20 Aleta Minch Hotel 25 Bed rooms, of which 10 are with private shower 0916824203

21 Circle of life Hotel 13 Bed rooms , of which 10 are with private shower 0462201318

22 Lake side motel 11 Bed rooms with private shower 0462210337

23 Dagim gymnasium 16 Bed rooms , of which 11 are with private shower 0462208957

24 Amme pension 9 Bed rooms with private shower 0462205871

25 Sheger pension 22 Bed rooms with private shower 0462200522

26 Andinet Motel 15 Bed rooms with private shower 0462205014

27 Jossy Pension 14 Bed rooms with private shower 0462206307

28 Central Hotel 12 Standardized Bed rooms with private shower 0916822646

29 Zewd Village (Wabi Shebelle

#2)

22 Standardized Bed rooms with private shower 0462205397

30 Buze Pension 25 Bed rooms , of which 19 are with private shower 0916822580


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Bank and Insurance

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 Construction and Business Bank 0462204669 / 046 220 19 24

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

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

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

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

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

11

Hibret Bank s.c

046 220 43 39 / 046 220 43 26

12 Awash Bank s.c -

Name of Insurance Company

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


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Sport Football

Football is the most played game in Hawassa, since the emergence of the city; football

became so popular that various football teams were established. Among the most known

teams Hawassa Kenema, Hawassa Textile, Hawassa Flour, Agricultural Development, and

recently South police and Sidama Coffee Football clubs represent the city and the Region in

National and International games. Among these teams Hawassa Kenema Has a great history

and become Ambassador of the city.

Hawassa City Football Club

Hawassa City FC was established in 1968E.C. They are a member of the Ethiopian Football

Federation national league. They are the most strongest and efficient club in the country.

Hawassa Kenema is the only regional team who lifted the trophy in the 2003/2004 and

2007 and picked up the FA cup in the following season. Their home stadium is Hawassa

Kenema Stadium, along with Southern Police and Sidama coffee Football clubs.

Achievements

Ethiopian premier League: Two Times (1996 and 1999)

Ethiopian Knock out match; 1 Time (1997)

Participation in international competitions

CAF champions league 2 appearances

1997-preliminary round

1998 Preliminary round

CAF confederation Cup: 1 appearance

2006- Preliminary round

CAF cup 1 appearance

2000 second round

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethiopian_Football_Federation

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethiopian_Football_Federation

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Awassa_Kenema_Stadium

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Awassa_Kenema_Stadium

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Southern_Police&action=edit&redlink=1


List of Football Clubs in Hawassa City

R.no.

Clubs name Year of Establishm

ent

Number of Players

Owner/Founder

1999 2000 2001

Male Female

Male Female Male Female

1 Hawassa Kenema F.C 1972 30 30 30 Hawassa City Municipality

2 Debub Police F.C 1996 30 30 30 SNNPRG Police Force

3 Yirgalem Construction F.C

1999 22 22 - Private

4 Debub Ethiopia College F.C

1999 22 Debub Ethiopia College

5 Ketsela Furniture F.C 1999 22 Business Organization

6 Adare Kenema F.C 1999 22 City Administration

7 Beyene Tsegaye 2000 22 22 Private

9 Menehariya Negadewoch

F.C

2000 22 Private

8 Kale Hiywot F.C 2000 22 22 Organization

12 Toshiba Electronics 2000 22 22 Private

7 Zion College F.C 2001 22 Collage

10 Azeb Diagnostic F.C 2001 22 Health Center

11 Selam Hawassa Business

F.C

2001 22 Business Organization

14 Metaferiya Construction F.C

2001 22 Private

Source: Hawassa City Adm. Youth, Sport & Local Development Department


Number of Sport men’s Involving in different types of Sports (1999-2001E.C)

R.no.

Sport Type

Number of Sport men and women

Remark

1999 2000 2001

Male Female Male Female Male Female

1 Athletics 30 15 20 10 15 8

2 Bicycle 20 12 15 10 20 8

3 Basketball 15 15 15 15 15 15

4 Handball 15 15 - - - -

5 Table Tennis 8 8 8 8 8 8



Sport Fields, Number of Spectators (viewers) & Income from the Sport field

R.no

Name of Sport field

The Sport field located at

Starts giving Service

Area of The Sport field (In Sq.mt)

Capacity

Number of Spectators

(viewers)

Income from the Sport field

R.no

Name of Sport field

The Sport field located at

Starts giving Service

Area of The Sport field (In Sq.mt)

Capacity

1999 2000 2001 1999 2000 2001

1

Melestegna Stadium

Tabor Sub-City

1980

15,750

20,000

20,000

25,000

30,000

10,000

13,000

13,000

2

A Field in front of

Melestegna Stadium

Tabor Sub-City

1980

2,800

3,000

3,000

5,000

5,000

-

-

-

3

Aroge Stadium

Tabor Sub-City 1972

10,265

10,000

3,000

3,000

5,000

-

-

-

4

Kera Meda

Hayk Dar Sub-

City

1975

4,500

5,000

7,000

9,000

1,000

-

-

-

5

Korem Meda

Misrak Sub-City 1979

4,500

5,000

7,000

9,000

10,000

-

-

-

6

Ayer Meda

Addis Ketema

Sub-City

1996 4,500 5,000 - - 3,000 - - -



Hawassa City Administration revenues from different sources

Source: - Hawassa city Administration, Tax Administration office

R.no

Tax Revenue Type

1999

2000

2001

1

Direct Tax

18,687,094.22

25,137,477.42

32,952,091.19

2

Indirect Tax

8,844,158.11

12,892,465.69

18,192,566.02

3

None Tax revenue

1,627,827.30

2,939,939.01

2,966,065.47

Total

29,159,079.63

40,969,882.12

54,110,722.68


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NGOs Information

Establishment

As the figure below indicates of the modern type NGOs operating in Hawassa city

more than 90% of them were established after the fall of the Dergue regime

(1990-2007).

About 39 NGOs were established during the last 17 years. On the other hand

the majority i.e. 29 out of 39 NGOs were established during the last 8 years (i.e.

be 2000-2007). The older ones such as the Ethiopian Orthodox Church (EOC)

and the Ethiopian Evangelical Church, Mekane Yesus (EECMY) developmental wings

were established earlier (1944 - 1989).

Description

A = 1948 - 1989 - 5 NGOs

B = 1990- 1997 - - 10 NGOs

C = 2000 - 2007 - 29 NGOs


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3.2 Program/project areas of intervention and currently undergoing specific

projects

3.2.1 Program/project of Interventions

The majority of NGOs are operating in the following five

programs/project areas of interventions;

i) Children, rights, OVC;

ii) Health, HIV/AIDS

iii) Income generation Activities (IGA)

iv) Gender and Women Empowerment

v) Community capacity building

vi) Urban agriculture

vii) Education

Project budget

The lowest project budget was 80 thousand Birr while the highest was 16

million Birr. The total budget allocated for project activities are more than

200 million Birr.

Resource generated by the NGO sector is therefore, a very high sum that could

effectively reduce poverty and vulnerability of all sorts if implemented with

appropriate coordination by the city administration and partnership of

stakeholders. As most of project funds are externally generated, it shows the

importance of NGOs in capturing external resources.


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Geographic location

All sub-cities of the city have somewhat benefited from NGOs project

activities. Current geographic distribution of NGO activities is listed

below.

Sub-city

Frequency of Project

activities

1. Haik Dar

13

2. Menehariya

11

3. Mehal Ketema

10

4. Misrak

9

5. Addis Ketema

8

6. Bahil Adarash 9

7. Tabor

8

8. Tulla area

3


List of NGOs Working In Hawassa City Administration R.no Name of NGO Project Site Phone Number

1 Addis development vision Misrak Sub-City 0462205713

2 Awassa children center Tabor Sub-City 0462208460

3 Awassa youth campus Higher 2 Kebele 06 0462204520

4 Bat street children organization Bahil Adarash 0462201291

5

Bitaniya Female orphans and organization women empowerment

Tabor Sub-City 0911335144

6

Bright image for generation association Tabor Sub-City 0462214130

7 Cheshire services Ethiopia Kebele 01 0115505087

8 Children cross connection Higher 2 Kebele 05 0462204041

9 Concern for Environment Hayk dar Sub-City 0462212517

10 Down of Hope Hayk dar Sub-City 0462203826

11 Edget Be’andinet Children Higher 2 Kebele 05 0462211421

12

Ethio south Association of youth living with HIV Higher 1 Kebele 02 0462200253

13

Ethiopian orthodox church Development Misrak Sub-City 0462209126

14

Ethiopian women Lawyers Association Higher 1 Kebele 02 0462204800

15 Faith Hope Love Addis Ketema 0462201675

16 Family guidance Association Menehariya 0462200249

17

Fikir behiwot Be HIV Wolajochachewun yatu Lijoch Mahiber

Menehariya Sub-City 0462201438

18 Green initiative Ethiopia development association Higher 1 Kebele 02 0462211378


List of NGOs Working In Hawassa City Administration

R.no

Name of NGO

Project Site

Phone Number

19 Green massage for Ethiopia 0462205091

20 Jerusalem children and community development organization

Menehariya Sub-City 0462210005

21 Joy development Association 0911701724

22 Marie stopes Menehariya Sub-City 0462201499

23 Mary joy Aid through development Addis ketema Sub-City 0462204705

24 Manna child sponsorship family aid and community development

Addis ketema Sub-City 0462205351

25 Organization for social services for aids Hayek dar Sub-City 0462201272

26 People in need Higher 2 Kebele 05 0462203321

27 Projeto continenti Tabor Sub-City 0462208850

28 Resurrection and life through aid organization Hawassa Dato area 0462208586

29 Save the children US Addis ketema Sub-City 0462210459

30 Shiny day Dato 0462214851

31 SOS Infants Ethiopia Higher 2 Kebele 05 0462209925

32 Stitching Intervolve Higher 1 Kebele 05 0462211023

33 Tilant Zarena Nege Ygodana Lijoch Mahiber Higher 2 Kebele 04 0911768327

34 Tilla Association of Women Living with HIV Higher 2 Kebele 07 0462206732

35 Women and Children Development Organization Menehariya Sub-City 0462206653


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RESIDENTIAL NGOs No

Name of the organization

Type of organization/Fund Ing /implementing

Country of origin Level of Registration

No



Country of origin Federal Regional

No



Country of origin

1

Action aid Ethiopia Funding United kingdom ×

2

Action contra la faim Implementing France ×

3

Community initiative support organization

Implementing Ethiopia ×

4

Ethiopian Evangelical church Mekane eyesus


5

Family health international Ethiopia(SNNPR office)

Technical assisting USA

×

6

Goal Ethiopia Implementing Ireland ×

7

Mercy corps Implementing USA ×

8

Malaria consortium Implementing UK ×

9

SOS Sahel Ethiopia Implementing Formerly UK but now local NGO

×

10

Samaritans purse international relief

Implementing USA ×

11

Self help development international

Implementing Ireland ×

12

Sidama development action


13

Sidama development association


14

South Ethiopia people development association

Implementing & Funding

Ethiopia ×

15

World vision Ethiopia Implementing USA ×


Currently undergoing specific project Activities

NGO code

Project Title Starting Date

Completion Date

Beneficiaries (Direct Target)

Sources of Fund and

Total Budget

Geographic Location

Role of community

Level and Type of

Collaboration with the

Gov’t

02 a) Community based

rehabilitation for the

disabled b) Support project

for OVC (Hawassa)

June 2006

June 2008 OVC and the disabled

CRDA/PIC and Finish Embassy 1,142,752

Mehal Ketema and Menehariya

sub-cities

Participation not clearly

defined

Not

Indicated

03 Establishing a vocational workshop

Hawassa Vocational Learning center for

Youth Skill Training

January 2006

December, 2008

Poor and orphaned

youth

Federal Government of Germany

2,168,600 birr

Hawassa city and its outskirts

Participate in selecting

beneficiaries

Not Indicated

04

Children and Youth tutorial program

Educational Support

June, 2006

December 31, 2008

OVC and Hawassa

youth -in general-

Children and in school

youth

Hawassa youth

Campus 1,631,743

birr

Higher 02, Kebele 06

(Menehariya sub-city)

Not Indicated

General collaboration in activities

(not specified)


NGO code


Completion Date


Sources of Fund and

Total Budget

Geographic Location

Role of community

Level and Type of


Gov’t

05 Care and support to OV street children

in Hawassa

January 2008

December, 2009

Street children

Interkelijke Stichtung

348,833 birr

Bahil Adarash sub-city

Made to contribute

all activities (what? how?

Not specified)

Collaboration (not specified)

06 Empowering female orphans and women’s

2007 - Double orphan females

Not indicated 1,000,000

Tabor sub-city

Not indicated

Not indicated

07 Promoting women and girls rights

through awareness

raising, providing legal

support and capacity building

January, 2008

December, 2008

Women and children

Action Aid Ethiopia 1,353,160

birr

All over the city (in all sub-cities)

Elected sub communities

Very good relation(Not

specified)


NGO code


Completion Date


Sources of Fund and

Total Budget

Geographic Location

Role of community

Level and Type of


Gov’t

09 Admission of disabled children

production and distribution of prosthetic and

orthopedic appliances

-Home based rehabilitation

2008 People with disability

Local and international

3,070,632 birr (2008-

2010)

Hawassa city

Participate in

planning, monitoring

& evaluation & support

in fund raising

Not Indicated

10 Fostering home care & support for orphaned

and vulnerable and destitute

children -Social welfare development

23/10/2006

-OVC and abundant children

-HIV/Aids widows

CWA 1,740,490

birr (2008-2010)

SNNPR, Hawassa (higher 2, kebele 05- Hayk dar Sub-city)

Not Indicated

Collaboration with regional

AOLSA, BOLSA, city

administration women’s

affairs(not specified)

13 Advocacy on Lake Hawassa

watershed -Establishing

school environmental

clubs

2006 2010 Local communities

, students, farmers

NGOs 120,000 birr

Around Lake

Hawassa

Labor contributio

n

Partnership


NGO code


Completion Date


Sources of Fund and

Total Budget

Geographic Location

Role of community

Level and Type of


Gov’t

14 Lending hand to improve the life of those infected and

affected -Capacity building,

IGA, Care and Support

January, 2007

December , 2008

PLWHAs and OVC

SIDA through CRDA

331,250 birr

Hawassa city Kebele 05 (Hayk

dar sub-city)

Not indicated

15 Community based child care project

January 2008

December 2010

Children Outside (not indicated)

Hawassa city higher 2, Kebele 05

Not indicated

Not indicated

16 Creating IGA by initiating members

and supporting orphans

2007 Not indicated

Youth living with HIV

SNNPRS

HAPCS 103,984 birr

Not specified

Active participation

Very good level of

collaboration

17 Hawassa priests Training

Priests and members of

Sunday school

EOC development commission 80,000 birr

Kebele 07 Not Indicated

Not Indicated


NGO

code


Completion Date


Sources of Fund and

Total Budget

Geographic Location

Role of communit

y

Level and Type of

Collaboration with the Gov’t

18 -Legal aid Public education

and advocacy

Women facing gender

violence

600,000 birr

Hawassa 02 kebele Hayek dar sub-city

19 Economic empowerment of

disadvantaged women and OVC care and support

July 2006

2009 150 OVC and 68

disadvantaged women

Compassion in action

Foundation Canada & volunteer

individuals 891,401 birr

Addis ketema Sub-city(Higher 1 kebele

01)

Not indicated

20 Youth sexual & reproductive health

right -Exercising SRH -Family planning

1997 December 2008

Youth aged between 10 and

24 parents

Irish Aid 100,507

Mehal Ketema Sub-city

Providing advice and materials whenever necessary

Support in planning,

monitoring and

implementation

22 Building self-esteem and developing the skills of orphaned

children and youth

January 2008

December 2008

Orphans

Regional HAPCS

188,125 birr

Hawassa Menehariya sub-city

Selecting beneficiarie

s

Not indicated

25 Provision of improved sanitation

facility & environmental

protection

January 2008

December 2008

Women, children and

helpless elders

Donor 2,080,344

birr

Andinet and Adare Kebeles(Bahiladarash sub-city)& Mehal

Ketema Sub-city


NGO code


Completion Date


Sources of Fund and

Total Budget

Geographic Location

Role of community

Level and Type

of Collabor

ation with the

Gov’t

26 HIV/AIDS prevention,

care and support

December 2008

After three years

PLWHAS, OVC Geneva Global Inc. 1,459,863

birr

- - -

29 Livelihood promotion (self help

group)

2006 2010 - Women - Households - Individual

savings

Not indicated

10.9 million birr

Misrak and Bahil

Adarash Sub-cities

Participate in

development issues

Technical and

material support

30 Capacity building for youth living

with HIV

2007 December 2008

HIV positive youth Private sector,

member of MTV

153,000

Menehariya sub-city

(higher 2, kebele 04)

Mobilizing and fund

raising

33

Reproductive health care

project

January 2005

December 2007

Reproductive age group women, men adolescent children

Cost recovery

mechanism, fee

collection for services

1,769,940 birr

Menehariya sub-

city(higher 2, kebele

04)

Benefit Close partnersh

ip


NGO

code


Completion Date


Sources of Fund and Total

Budget

Geographic

Location

Role of community

Level and Type of


34 - Prevention of child sexual

abuse & exploitation

- Rehabilitation of abused children

2006 2009 - Children - Schools &

‘Iddire’s

Donors 2,953,700 birr

All kebeles

of Hawassa including Tulla

Information disseminatio

n ,community conversation

and prevention

35

Child sponsorship & family helping project

1996 2008 52 children and families

CCF Canada 4,391,100 birr

Addis ketema, Hayik dar& Mehal ketema

sub-cities

Identifying orphans,

Supply local material for construction

of schools

37 HIV/Aids intervention care and

support

1994 2008 PLWHAS OVC Families

NCA,UNICEF, HAPCS, WFP,

CDC, DSW

All kebeles

38 Creating access to secondary education

January 2007

December 2008

OVC 500 inhabitants

MOE youth 1,713,337

Dato Kebele

- -

39 Protection, social rehabilitation of street

mothers & children

May 2005

December 2008

296 Street children, mothers, women headed families

Private funding from Italy

6,921,241 birr

Tabor sub-city

- Good r/s with at the regional & municipal

level


NGO code


Completion Date

Beneficiaries

(Direct Target)

Sources of Fund and

Total Budget

Geographic Location

Role of community

Level and Type of


Gov’t

40 Urban development & watershed management

* Poverty reduction and

Resource management

2001 2009 760 Youth women and

200 HH (Poor)

Cord-Aid, UNDP,

GEF,SGP

2,540,000 Birr

Misrak and Hawela

Tulla Sub cities

Contribution in kind and

labor

Technical assistance and Facilitation of

working condition

41 Child:- survival enhancing Ethiopian

HEP in SNNPR

October 2007

September 2012

About 70,000

under five children

USAID 13,500,000

Birr

42 Creating Access to education for OVC

January 2007

December 2009

OVC extended

family 1560

Income generation 1,514,243

Birr

Addis ketema

Hawassa

Participate in same activates

46 Care and support to abandoned children

2004 2012 0-5 infants France& USA

627,228 Birr

Hayk Dar Higher 2 Kebele 07

47 Hawassa neighborhood redevelopment

initiative

2005 2010 67 households

Intervolve Ethiopia

16 million birr for 6 yrs.

Mehal Ketema sub

city

labor and capacity

building

Reporting, planning,

monitoring & evaluation


NGO

code


Completion Date



Budget

Geographic Locati

on

Role of community

Level and Type of


49 Self help with one click OVC care

2008 OVC

Extensive funding

Hawassa all kebele

s

50 Capacity building and home based care (prevention care and

support)

February 2005

September

2008

PLWHAS who receive HBC, OVC, CT, service

seeker

SIDS through Pathfinder Int.

Ethiopia 1,293,843 birr

All kebele

s

Provide voluntary

service for HBC seekers,

identify OVC for support

Establish advisory

committee for running the

project

51 Vulnerability reduction project

health and education

2007 2008 OVC and poor families

Foundation 5 million

Tulla Active participation

Full collaboration

reporting

52 OVC care and support, women empowerment

January 1, 2008

300 OVC, 180 women

Project Concern International 1,392,279 birr

Gebeya dar and

Gudumale

Builds community capacity and

CBOs

54 Hawassa Mehal Ketema kale Hiwot

Church Children Development Project

October 17,2002

June 2010

248 children 2,489,000 Birr

Hawassa

Mehal ketem

a

Through the annual,

biannual and quarterly reports


NGO

code


Completio

n Date

Beneficiaries

(Direct Target)


Budget

Geographic

Location

Role of community

Level and Type of


Gov’t

55 Rural Library and literacy Projects in

Hawassa and surrounding areas

January

2005

Children of

Hawassa and its

environs

Ethiopia reads and, Denver,

Colorado, USA 1,666,666

Higher 2 Kebele 07

Securing project

sustainability

56 Effective Response to HIV/ AIDS a

faith based community engagement

June 1,2008

2010 PLWHA Christian Aid Dan Church Aid

Strong relationship with them

57

Release children from spiritual,

physical economic and social problem

February

2002

2011 279 children

2,415,025.8 Misrak sub-city

58 Vocational and urban cultivation

on vocation training

2007 2009 PwDs International donors

Tabor Inactive Active

59

Integrated child care service

January

2011

Orphaned children

WHFC, USA 13,925,576.32

Higher 2 Kebele 04

Participating on community development

programs

High level of

collaboration


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