The Berbera Corridor links the port in Berbera in Somalia to Ethiopia via Jigjiga and Dire Dawa, where it connects to the Djibouti Corridor and on to Addis Ababa. The development of the corridor has been designated a high priority by the government in Ethiopia as an alternative to the Djibouti Corridor, and was named as a priority programme in the 2011 Horn of Africa (HoA) Initiative, and was again included as a high priority in the 2014 World Bank HoA Initiative. The corridor is also an AU priority under the Programme for Infrastructure Development in Africa (PIDA) endorsed by Heads of State in 2012. The Government of Ethiopia, in the Growth and Transformation Plan (GTP) 2, has set a target to diversify 30% of trade from the port of Djibouti to Berbera by 2025.

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The map was generated to show the current status(as at 2019) of physical infrastructure on the Berbera Corridor, 2019 Their are four other horizons by wh…

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Berbera Corridor Roads status as at end of 2019. "Current Status" attribute states whether the Berbera corridor segment is Paved or UnPaved