attract significant number of pedestrian traffic. Hotels, cafés, restaurants shops and offices are common on all sub cities but are pronounced in these sub cities, particularly Arada Sub city. Table 3: Description of economic activity along the selected road corridors by Woreda Road Road Corridor Economic activity Corridors Formal Informal Corridor Arat Killo-Urael Businesses ranging from, offices, Mobile shoe –Brass: From Victory Square to shiners and street 1 shopping malls, hotels to small (~6.61 Development Cooperation Avenue vendors (moving (shops, restaurants, stationery) , Km) through, Zewditu Street- Ghana along the Parking attendants; Street, Namibia Street and ends at corridor); the end of Namibia Street. Corridor Umma Semetar Parliament/Palace: Significant number of Well established – 2- this corridor starts at the junction of businesses- supermarkets, shops, street vendors, (~2.42 Fitawrari Gebeyehu Street and cafes, restaurant and offices. (on street Km) Umma Semeter Street, continues Temporary on street kiosks ( semi along Umma Semeter Street servers, open –Wavel Street and ends at the end at General stands basic Parking Attendants Wingate Street. commodities); mobile shoe shiners, Arat killo - De Gaulle Square St Open/shaded vegetable/fruit market On street venders Corridor 3 – Peter’s Square which starts at ( vegetable/fruits (~3.43Km) (Atikelt Tera) Victory square continues to Adwa selling Substantial number of business Street Hailesilasie Street and ends predominantly activities providing different – at St Peter’s square; the other services including supermarkets, branches at De Gaulle square takes vehicle parts & construction On street Cunningham Street and ends at food/coffee material, shops boutiques, Atikelt Tera serves; restaurants, bakery, café’s & ( vegetable market) Mobile shoe stationaries; shiners; Small shops/maintenance stores ( organized in MSEs); Parking attendants
attract significant number of pedestrian traffic. Hotels, cafés, restaurants shops and offices are common on all sub cities but are pronounced in these sub cities, particularly Arada Sub city. Table 3: Description of economic activity along the selected road corridors by Woreda Road Corridors Road Corridor Economic activity Formal Informal Corridor 1 (~6.61 Km) Arat Killo-Urael –Brass: From Victory Square to Development Cooperation Avenue through, Zewditu Street- Ghana Street, Namibia Street and ends at the end of Namibia Street. Businesses ranging from, offices, shopping malls, hotels to small (shops, restaurants, stationery) , Parking attendants; Mobile shoe shiners and street vendors (moving along the corridor); Corridor 2- (~2.42 Km) Umma Semetar – Parliament/Palace: this corridor starts at the junction of Fitawrari Gebeyehu Street and Umma Semeter Street, continues along Umma Semeter Street –Wavel Street and ends at the end at General Wingate Street. Significant number of businesses- supermarkets, shops, cafes, restaurant and offices. Temporary on street kiosks ( semi Parking Attendants Well established street vendors, (on street servers, open stands basic commodities); mobile shoe shiners, Corridor 3 (~3.43Km) Arat killo - De Gaulle Square – St Peter’s Square which starts at Victory square continues to Adwa Street – Hailesilasie Street and ends at St Peter’s square; the other branches at De Gaulle square takes Cunningham Street and ends at Atikelt Tera ( vegetable market) Open/shaded vegetable/fruit market (Atikelt Tera) Substantial number of business activities providing different services including supermarkets, vehicle parts & construction material, shops boutiques, restaurants, bakery, café’s & stationaries; Small shops/maintenance stores ( organized in MSEs); Parking attendants On street venders ( vegetable/fruits selling predominantly On street food/coffee serves; Mobile shoe shiners;