Ethiopian Textile Industry Development Institute

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Ethiopian Textile Industry Development Institute Welcome to Ethiopian Textile Industry Development Institute 2015

ETIDI OFFICE

Ato Sileshi Lemma, Director General of the Institute Address of the institute ETIDI is located at Akaki Kality sub city . It is 1.5 k.m far away from the Main Office of the Sub City to South-West and it is next to the Ethiopian Leather Industry Development Institute. It is 20 minute drive from Bole International Airport.

Establishment of ETIDI ETIDI, the Institute that Unlocks the Future of Ethiopian Textile Industry ETIDI is established following the implementation of the Industrial Development Strategy. It is established on the 7th June 2010 pursuant to Council of Ministers Regulation No.180/2010. Enabling the Ethiopian textile industry to be competent in the global market by promoting and supporting investment, providing consultancy service and training, conducting research and development activities and giving laboratory inspection and marketing support. Organized along the textile value Chain

Educational level Employees M F T MSc/MA 17 2 19 BSc/BA 128 29 157 Ethiopian Textile Industry Development Institute’S Staff profile Educational level Employees M F T MSc/MA 17 2 19 BSc/BA 128 29 157 Diploma 24 53 Certificate Grade 12 and below 14 39 Total 206 76 282

The Role of ETIDI Objective:- Enabling the Ethiopian textile industry to be competent in the global market through investment support, production capacity building and marketing support. Mission :- Enabling the Ethiopian textile industry competent in the global market by providing sustained investment expansion, consultancy, training research and development laboratory and marketing support and services. Vision :- We aspire to be a world-class institute that enables the Ethiopian textile industry competitive in the global market. ETIDI is organized along the textile value Chain

We strive for the success of the investors development 3. Values of the institute We strive for the success of the investors development We are ever ready to learn and positive change We work for accelerated technology transfer We stand for carrying and protecting the environment We shall implement successful and integrated working system We move forward for fair participation and benefit

Main Supports and Services of ETIDI ETIDI provides complete and full-fledged supports and services to the textile industry in Investment, Production and Marketing Supports. These includes:- Investment focused supports and Services Collecting, analyzing, documenting and disseminating of information in regard to the sector’s investment. Conducting feasibility studies for the sectors investment. Consultancy services in technology selection and negotiation, construction, installation, commissioning and testing for the investors. Facilitating up until they convert into operational phase

Capacity building(production) Training, benchmark implementation, laboratory testing and inspection, R & D, Certification of quality standards etc. Technical consultancy and supports by availing local and foreign experts Support in quality assurance and certification Market supports and Services Marketing capacity building ( through training and consultation). Securing input supply and strengthening intra- Industrial linkage on raw material supply. Promotion and expansion of market destination of Ethiopian textile and apparel manufacturers product. Import and export process facilitation. Sect oral development policy initiation.

Facilities of etidi Fully equipped training facilities Model spinning factory (under progress) Model weaving and knitting factory (under progress) Finishing facilities (under progress) Design and Garment training classes and facilities Modern chemical and physical laboratories Fully equipped library.

Trainees in the Kniting workshop

Cotton testing laboratory

Trainees in the embroidery workshop

Fiber, yarn and fabric physical proprieties testing laboratory

Integrated Textile Mills 20 Spinning 5 Weaving and/or Knitting 12 Number of Operational Textile and Garment Factories as Per to the Value Chain S. No. Area of Operation Number of Factories 1 Ginning 18 2 Integrated Textile Mills 20 3 Spinning 5 4 Weaving and/or Knitting 12 Handloom (medium size) 6 Dyeing and Printing 7 Blanket Factory 8 Garment Factory(knitted/woven) 60 Total 130

Projects Under Investment Process Investor’s Citizenship No Name of Company Investor’s Citizenship Product Type Status 1 Karl International India Garment Rented Shade in Bole Lemi Industry Zone and will start operation soon 2 Gulf Textile Pakistan Rented Shade in Bole Lemi Industry Zone and will start operation soon 3 Velocity Undergoing process to start project in Mekele 4 Experience Clothing Pakista Undergoing process to get land in Addis Ababa 5 Dima Faiweiwei Ethio-China Spinning Operational 6 Shin TS Com Korea Rented Shades in Bole Lemi Phase 2 7 Jay Jay mills 8 SVP Finalizing bank process and will soon start construction 9 Green Valley Will soon start construction 10 New wide Garment Taiwan 11 Shin TS 12 Atraco 13 Myungsung China 14 Akper Turkey Integrated Taken land in Ejere, Oromia and starting bank process

OUR Links ETIDI has made different stipulation to create a mutual cooperation on the prioritize areas of interest among the following International Institution and/or organizations International Links National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) of India Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT) of India Indian Institute of technology (IIT) Ethio-Korean cooperation

Domestic Links The Institute has ardently working to outreach domestic Universities, TVET Institutes and Small and Micro Enterprises through human resource development, conducting demand driven problem solving researches, providing consultancy services and market linkage. We are also working on strengthening Textile University-Industry linkage forum. Among them Addis Ababa, Bahirdar, Diredawa, Hawasa and Axum are the principal corridors of the forum.

The major market potential for Ethiopian Textile and apparel Manufactures Ethiopia enjoys easy access to various markets under bilateral and multilateral arrangements such as the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), Everything But Arms (EBA) , the Common Market of Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) and More than 16 bilateral agreement.

Cooperation Areas with Italian partners 1. Attraction of Investment in Cotton Farming, Textile and Garment Industry. 2. Market linkage between Ethiopian Textile and Garment Manufacturers and Italian buyers. 3. Capacity Building in Cotton Farming, Textile and Garment Industry Management. 4. Technological skill up-grading in Textile and Garment Industry.

Thank you!