UN-Habitat Ethiopia

11/08/2026

Sustainable reintegration requires more than a single intervention—it requires coordinated action, strong institutions, and opportunities that enable people to rebuild their lives with dignity.

Through the Migration MPTF-supported Joint Programme in Addis Ababa, UN-Habitat, ILO and WHO worked together to support returned migrants through integrated services, skills development, economic empowerment, and strengthened local systems.

The results demonstrate the power of collaboration and joint action in creating meaningful and lasting change for individuals, families, and communities.

Proud to be part of this important initiative and our collective efforts to support sustainable reintegration in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

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14/05/2026

"A global system designed without Africa – and still largely operating without Africa, perpetuating century-old injustices.

A continent of more than one and a half billion people, with no permanent seats on the UN Security Council.

And without the voice, representation, and decision-making power it deserves inside the international financial institutions that shape its economy.

It is not Africa that loses. It is the world that loses by the fact that the voice of Africa is not taken into account."

António Guterres, UN Secretary-General, at at the opening the Africa Forward Summit today.

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06/05/2026

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See you in Baku, May 17-22, 2026

04/05/2026

UN-Habitat Executive Director Anacláudia Rossbach met with H.E Dr. Fitsum Assefa Adela for a constructive exchange on Ethiopia’s development priorities.

The discussion focused on COP32, sustainable urbanization, and ways to strengthen collaboration in support of inclusive and resilient cities aligned with national development goals.

04/05/2026

As Ethiopia navigates a critical phase in its urban transformation, the Executive Director of UN-Habitat, Anacláudia Rossbach, met with Ozonnia Ojielo to discuss advancing housing and broader urban transformation—focusing on large-scale, strategic initiatives aligned with national priorities and demonstrating the system’s added value.

The exchange focused on the pressures of rapid urban growth and the need to expand practical housing solutions. It also explored how closer UN system coordination can better support inclusive and sustainable cities.|

The discussion highlighted the link between housing, services, and livelihoods, and the value of working together to support well-planned urban development.