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Urbanization and Spatial Connectivity in Ethiopia: Urban Growth Analysis Using GIS
Urbanization and Spatial Connectivity in Ethiopia: Urban Growth Analysis Using GIS
Urbanization and Spatial Connectivity in Ethiopia: Urban Growth Analysis Using GIS
Connectivity in Ethiopia:
Urban Growth Analysis Using GIS
Road network
Slope
Cities
• Addis Ababa (24%), Dire Dawa (38%) and Harari (21%) experienced the greatest
urbanization from 1984 to 1994
• From1994 to 2007 the change in urban share was less than the previous decade for Addis
Ababa (14 %), Dire Dawa (8%) and Harari (10%)
• All other regions experienced
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DEVELOPMENT
Population density and urban growth in 1994
Limited
urbanization (2.2%)
is present in SNNP
region in 1994
• In 1994, all of the inhabitants in Gambella region were more than 10 hours travel time to a city
of at least 50,000 people
• Overall, 31% of the population in Ethiopia was more than 10 hours away from a major city
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• In the four main regions, more than 50% of the population was over 5 hours travel time from a
city
Results
Travel Time: Percent point change in access to a city from 1994 to 2007
Region Access < 1 Access 1 - 3 Access 3 - 5 Access 5 -10 Access > 10
hour hours hours hours hours