ATTC
The college has four departments with highly qualified staffs and all the necessary educational equipment, machines and computer in its all departments and laboratories and education materials in the college’s library. The college administration unit is also well structured. As a result, all student graduated from ATTC are highly demanded in the market of employment and they are playing the foundation’s vision to be achieved.
By helping the people in the Erer valley, Karlheinz Böhm laid the foundation for his “help for self-help”. Thirty years later more than 5 million people benefit from long-term projects with the goal to enable farmers to promote their development, and with that the development of the entire region, themselves.
Today there are 15 project areas in Ethiopia, on a surface of about 56,000 km² (about two thirds of Austria). 6 of them could be entirely transferred to the responsibility of the population. This made parts of Karlheinz Böhm’s wish come true: “one day not to be needed any longer”. Harari is one of the most popular historical towns in the Eastern part of Ethiopia. The State has no administrative zones or woredas. The total number of kebeles of the city is 19, while the rural part of the State has 17 farmers associations.
CAPITAL CITY
The capital city of the Hareri Regional State is Harar
LOCATION
The State of Harari people is located in the Eastern part of Ethiopia,surrounded by the State of Oromia.
AREA
The State’s size is estimated at 340 square kilometres.
POPULATION
According to the 1994 census result the population is 131,139. The percentage share of males and females is about 50% each. The urban residents of the State were 76,378 while its rural in habit antswere 54,761. This State is the only member state of FDRE wherethe majority of its population lives in urban area.
The ethnic composition in the State include, Oromo 52.3%, Amhara32.6%, Harari 7.1%, and Guragies 3.2%. Harari language is the official language of the State.
According to the 1994 census result the religious composition of the population of the State indicates that 60.3% were Muslims, 38.2% Orthodox Christian, 0.9% Protestants, 0.55%Catholics, and 0.1% followers of other religious groups.
