text: tion of Information to the public and training. The Armauer Hansen Research Institute CAHRJ) was established with foreign assistance In 1969. It Is closely connected to the All Africa leprosy and Rehabilitation Training Center (ALERT), located In the same compound. ALERT provides the cl lnlcal faci­lities necessary for AHRI1s research activities. AHRI In return provides diagnostic services for the hospital and cl lnlc, assists In the training programs of ALERT, and collaborates In the clini­ cal research program of ALERT physicians. Research activities are carried out Gondar Medical Col lege and the School of to the Addis Ababa University. However, are mainly engaged In teaching programs. at the Medical Faculty, Pharmacy alI belonging alI three Institutions Ethiopia's potential for believed to be considerable. has been carried out so far mapped. mineral resources exploitation Is However, very I lttle exploration and the country Is stll I poorly The major Institution engaged In geological research today Is the Ethiopian Geological Survey Institute which was Initiated by UN project activities In 1968, which followed a mineral survey conducted till 1967. In addition, two other organizations, the Department of Geology and the Geophysical observatory are to some extent engaged In research activities. These are both Integral parts of the Addis Ababa University and are mainly engaged In training. Although In an uncoordinated way, research on hand-pumps, wind pumps and solar powered pumps Initiated by the Ethiopian Water Works Construction Authority CEWWCA) Is being conducted at present. The training of manpower has been accorded higher priority than research. There Is virtually a total absence of domestic technological reseach within the Industrial sector. Stll 1, the contribution of the Industry to GOP Is about 16 percent- about half of this coming from traditional handicrafts and cottage Industry. In the University, ·research projects are Initiated by 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the current state of various sectors in Ethiopia, including research, training, and economic development. It highlights the country's potential for mineral resources exploitation, but notes that there is a lack of domestic technological research within the industrial sector. The text also mentions the presence of research institutions and universities, as well as their focus on training and teaching programs.