Evaluation of the Commission of the European Union's Cooperation with Ethiopia - Volume 1

Against two severe setbacks to its governance agenda in Ethiopia, the EU succeeded in keeping its contribution focused on addressing the needs of the population through programmes in its three main sectors of intervention (basic services, food security and road infrastructures).

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