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Migration in Ethiopia

Migration in Ethiopia : History, Current Trends and Future Prospects Paper Series: Migration and Development Country Profiles Sonja Fransen Katie Kuschminder December 2009 Maastricht Graduate School of Governance 2 Content 1. INTRODUCTION .. 4 2. GENERAL COUNTRY PROFILE OF Ethiopia .. 5 POPULATION AND ECONOMIC SITUATION .. 5 POLITICAL SITUATION .. 5 ENVIRONMENT, NATURAL DISASTERS, AND FOOD SECURITY .. 6 CULTURE AND ETHNICITY .. 7 STATUS OF WOMEN .. 7 3. HISTORIC OVERVIEW OF Migration IN Ethiopia .. 9 Migration PATTERNS IN THE HORN OF AFRICA .. 9 INTERNATIONAL Migration FROM Ethiopia AND ITS ROOT CAUSES .. 10 Conflict and political violence .. 11 Ecological degradation, famine, and poverty .. 11 12 Rural-urban Migration .. 13 Resettlement .. 14 4. CURRENT Migration PATTERNS .. 15 INTERNAL Migration .. 15 Rural-urban Migration .. 15 Rural-rural .. 16 Resettlement .. 16 National trafficking .. 17 INTERNATIONAL Migration FLOWS.

It is estimated that in 2010, 10.2 percent of global migrants will hail from Africa (UNDP, 2009). Only three percent of the world migrates, and around 1.9 percent of Africa‟s population engages in international migration (UNDP, 2009). This is not surprising, however, as it is well documented in migration studies that

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