To enhance the relevance of higher education to the needs of the country, 70 percent of undergraduate students were enrolled in Science and Technology program and 40 percent of them were enrolled in engineering and technology program. This is well in line with the policy objective of the government. However, to improve quality of education farther, the on-going higher education quality improvement program needs to be fully implemented. In addition, to link the higher education and training systems with development activities to keep up with technology development, the momentum to strengthen existing linkage of university with industries need to be continued. Remarkable results have been achieved in health sector during the GTP I period. Ethiopia has become exemplary in meeting the MDGs ahead of time in the health sector. Health posts and health centres were constructed in accordance to the national standard in all areas in order to make essential health services accessible to all citizens. Based on this, 38,000 health extension workers have been deployed all over the country. Mid-level and highly qualified health professionals have been trained and deployed across the country. Accordingly, primary health care service coverage has increased to 98 percent by 2014/15. To translate these investments in health infrastructure and health personnel into better health outcomes, extensive community mobilization and engagement was unleashed to ensure community ownership of the health system. Similarly, Contraceptive Prevalence Rate (CPR) has increased from 15 percent in 2009/10 to 42 percent by 2014/15 and deliveries attended by skilled health personnel has increased from 16.8 percent in 2009/10 to 60.7 percent by 2014/15. Similarly postnatal care coverage has increased from 36.3 percent in 2009/10 to 90 percent by 2014/15. Regarding improvement of maternal and child health, under five mortality rate has decreased from 204/1000 in 1989/90 to 64/1000 by 2014/15, while matemal mortality ratio has decreased from 1400/100000 in 1989/90 to 420/100000 by 2014/15. These achievements have been the result of community engagement and particularly the participation of women groups, health improvement, disease prevention, primary treatment, and socio-economic changes. Regarding to development Not with standing Ethiopia's achievement of the MDGs, maternal and child mortality rates are still high. Thus, during the GTP II period, the on-going efforts need to be continued with an increased momentum to further improve on the