Directives for the Registration of Construction Professionals and Contractors (Amended) Directive No. 714/2012
This document amends the directives for the registration of construction professionals and contractors, updating the requirements and procedures for their registration. It is issued by the Ministry of Urban Development and Construction.
Directive for Certificate of Competence and Market Authorization of Fabric Face Mask (Directive No. 768/2021)
This directive establishes requirements for the Certificate of Competence and Market Authorization of Fabric Face Masks manufactured in Ethiopia. It outlines definitions, scope, registration procedures, manufacturing requirements, packaging and labeling standards, certificate of competence issuance, and administrative measures for non-compliance.
Licensing and Supervision of the Business of Micro-Financial Institutions Use of Agents (Directive No. 312/2020)
This directive outlines the framework for the licensing and supervision of micro-financial institutions using agents in Ethiopia.
Tourism Code of Ethics (Directive No. 472/2020)
This directive establishes the Tourism Code of Ethics in Ethiopia, outlining ethical obligations for various stakeholders in the tourism sector to promote responsible and sustainable tourism, enhance service quality, and protect cultural and natural resources. It specifies principles, objectives, and measures for implementation and violation handling.
Codification, Valuation and Registration of Movable Properties as Collateral for Credit (Directive No. 186/2020)
This directive establishes rules for the codification, valuation, and registration of movable properties as collateral for credit.
Amendment of Opening of Branches (Directive 184/2020)
This directive amends Directive No. 96/2020 regarding the opening of insurance branches. It specifies that the National Bank of Ethiopia must provide a written response to applicants within thirty calendar days and sets a fee of Birr 500.00 for each licensed branch an insurer opens.
The Senate Legislation of the Ethiopian Civil Service Society (Directive No. 395/2013)
This document is the Senate Legislation of the Ethiopian Civil Service University (ECSU) for 2017, detailing general provisions, governing bodies, internal academic organization, rules for academic staff and technical human resources, academic policies for undergraduate and graduate programs, bestowal of honorary doctorates, student affairs, gender affairs and HIV/AIDS prevention, research, publication, community service, training and consultancy services, and quality assurance systems. It also includes provisions for miscellaneous matters like forgery, repeal of previous legislation, and effective date.
Licensing and Authorization of Payment Instrument Issuers (Directives No. 314/2020)
This directive outlines the licensing and authorization requirements for Payment Instrument Issuers in Ethiopia, aiming to promote the safety and efficiency of the national payment system, encourage innovation in financial services, and protect user interests. It details application processes, operational requirements, customer due diligence, and oversight mechanisms.
Licensing and Authorization of Payment System Operators (Directive No. 313/2020)
This directive outlines the licensing and authorization requirements for payment system operators in Ethiopia, issued by the National Bank of Ethiopia.
Small-Scale Medicine Establishment Directive No. 339/2020
This directive establishes regulations for small-scale medicine establishments to ensure products meet safety, quality, and efficacy standards. It outlines requirements for premises, personnel, production, quality control, and administrative measures for non-compliance.
Graphic Health Warning (Directive No. 334/2013)
This directive from the Ethiopian Food and Drug Authority (EFDA) mandates the inclusion of graphic health warnings on tobacco product packaging, aligning with international standards.
Pharmaceutical Manufacturer GMP Inspection (Directive No. 338/2020)
This directive establishes a legal framework for conducting Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) inspections of pharmaceutical manufacturers, both local and foreign. It outlines objectives, principles, types of inspections, roles and responsibilities of inspectors, procedures for application, inspection conduct, reporting, and administrative measures for non-compliance. The directive aims to ensure pharmaceutical products are consistently produced and controlled according to quality standards, utilizing qualified personnel and maintaining consistency and uniformity in inspection and enforcement activities.
Financial Consumer Protection Directive No. 91/2020
This directive, issued by the National Bank of Ethiopia, establishes comprehensive financial consumer protection regulations to ensure fair, responsible, and transparent financial transactions. It covers aspects like fair treatment, transparency, product design, data protection, complaint handling, and good governance for financial service providers.
Operationalization of Movable Collateral Registry (Directive No. 92/2020)
This directive operationalizes the Movable Collateral Registry, establishing rules and procedures for its use in facilitating secured transactions using movable assets as collateral. It details requirements for registration, user accounts, fees, and specific obligations for financial institutions regarding credit allocation.
Amendment of Fine for Non-Compliance with the Directive of the National Bank of Ethiopia (Directive No. 103/2020)
This document amends Directive No. 103/2020 by modifying the fines for non-compliance with National Bank of Ethiopia directives, specifically for insurance companies. It details penalties for initial non-compliance, late payment of fines, and allows for additional measures and waivers.