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African Development Bank (Ethiopia)
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Office:Ethiopia
Linked entities:African Development Bank (Somalia), African Development Bank (Guinea-Bissau), African Development Bank (Comoros), African Development Bank (France), African Development Bank (Sudan), African Development Bank (Zambia), African Development Bank (Sierra Leone), African Development Bank (Mauritius), African Development Bank (Mauritania), African Development Bank (Ghana), African Development Bank (Gabon), African Development Bank (Democratic Republic of Congo), African Development Bank (Egypt), African Development Bank Group (Office for Asia), African Development Fund (Tunisia HQ), African Development Bank (Niger), African Development Bank (Madagascar), African Development Bank (Mozambique), African Development Bank (Malawi), African Development Bank (Rwanda), African Development Bank Cameroon (Cameroun), African Development Bank (Burkina Faso), African Development Bank (Togo), African Development Bank (Central African republic), African Development Bank (Angola), African Development Bank (Benin), African Development Bank (Mali), African Development Bank (Morocco), African Development Bank (Nigeria), African Development Bank (Chad), African Development Bank (Guinea), African Development Bank (Kenya), African Development Bank Group (South Sudan), African Development Bank (Senegal), African Development Bank (Zimbabwe), African Development Bank (Uganda), African Development Bank (South Africa), African Development Bank Operation Summaries (Côte d’Ivoire), African Development Bank (HQ), African Development Bank (Algeria), African Development Fund, African Development Bank (Tunisia)
Address:Kirkos Sub-City, Kebele 20/21, House N° 056 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
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Real GDP growth slowed in 2017/18, due partly to civil unrest, political uncertainty, and policy adjustments that involved fiscal consolidation to stabilize the public debt. On the supply side, GDP growth was driven by services (8.8% growth) and industry (12.2%), facilitated by the development of energy, industrial parks, and transport infrastructure. On the demand side, private consumption and investment continued to drive growth, along with the government’s stable spending on public infrastructure and strong foreign direct investment inflows.
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