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Poverty - Ethiopia is one of the world's poorest countries, which stems from their economy revolving around agriculture. Ethiopia struggles with frequent natural disasters, such as droughts and deforestation, which makes farming extremely difficult. From what I have read, it says that the UN is working hard to decrease poverty globally, with a primary focus in Ethiopia. They are focusing on improving education in third world countries, in hopes to help those people find better paying jobs and ending their poverty.

Refugees - Ethiopia is the temporary home for many refugees, primarily African refugees. Ethiopia is working hard with the UN to make is easier for refugees to live outside of camps in Ethiopia. The UN Summit on Refugees and Migrants aimed to find comprehensive solutions for refugees and migrants. Ethiopia was one of the most progressive countries in pledging that they would do more to enhance local integration of refugees. They are trying to give refugees education as well as land to farm on outside of refugee camps.

Water - Ethiopia struggles with frequent natural disasters, one of those being droughts. This leads to an increase in disease and mortality. And since farming is the most popular career in Ethiopia, is creates the never ending cycle of poverty. The UN is working hard to send relief services to Ethiopia and other countries facing natural disasters. While the UN cannot end the drought, they can help provide emergency relief services to help the situation.

Aids - Ethiopia faces and AIDS epidemic, affecting over 1.2 million people in Ethiopia alone. Seeing as AIDS is an epidemic in Africa, Ethiopia falls into that category. The UN is working hard to find a response to this issue. This includes UNAIDS, and organization dedicated to helping treat those affected by AIDS and trying to eliminate it entirely by 2030.

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Admitted on November 13, 1945
The representative for Ethiopia is Taye Atske Selassie Amde
The UN has had to intervene during the war between Ethiopia and Eritrea, helping to sign a peace agreement.

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Every male from the ages of 30-50 are required to serve for 2 and a half years. Ethiopia has been suspected of having nuclear capabilities, but it hasn’t been confirmed.

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Economic System - Agriculture and Farming
Major City - Addis Ababa
Infrastructure - Ethiopia is working on better Airports and Airlines to boost tourism rates.
Unemployment Rate - 15%
Imports – Foodstuffs, textile, machinery, fuel.
Exports – gold and coffee
Ethiopia is a 3rd World Country.

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-Tropical Climate
-Known for the Blue Nile Waterfall
-Doubts are prevalent, causes issues since majority of their livelihood is based on agriculture

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Tourism is not common in Ethiopia. 5.5%

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-Democracy, more specifically a Parliamentary Republic
-Official languages are Amharic and Oromo
-Ethiopian Orthodox is the official religion

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It is typical in Ethiopian Culture to eat with your hands.

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Considering Ethiopian Orthodox is a form of Christianity, they celebrate more of the same holidays we do.

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When two people decide to get married, it is custom for the husbands parents to live with them in their old age. Coffee is also a big deal; it is used for socializing.

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Population - 105 million
Birth Rate - average 4 births per women
Death Rate - 7.8/1000
Literacy Rate - 39%