Ethiopia is divided into several administrative divisions known as districts, or "woredas." Each district serves as a local government unit, responsible for various administrative functions and services. The country has over 800 districts, which vary in size, population, and resources, reflecting the diverse cultures and languages of the Ethiopian people. Districts are further grouped into regions, which are the highest administrative levels in Ethiopia. Each region has its own unique characteristics, including geography, economy, and ethnic composition. This structure allows for localized governance and helps address the specific needs of different communities across the nation.