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EU Support to improving integrity and accountability in Jordanian public administration at central and local levels The intervention proposed will upgrade the integrity and accountability of public administrations at central and local level. It will further support the control agencies (Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission, Audit Bureau).
Local innovative solutions for an inclusive green growth in Jordan <p>The proposal led by Oxfam and GGGI addresses Objective 3 of the call for proposals: Enhanced circular economy practices within resource efficiency and solid waste management with links to local development. Specifically, it addresses issues related to waste management, water, local/rural development, circular economy, youth empowerment and creation of green jobs in Za¿atari Camp and host communities in Mafraq, relying on the strong experience of both applicant organisations.&nbsp;</p>
Ma'an - Together for an accountable and transparent public administration in Jordan <p>The overall objective of the Action is to improve public sector integrity and accountability in Jordan. The specific objectives of the Action is to support the Jordanian public administration by enhancing institutional and decision-making arrangements for integrity and accountability.</p>
Enhancing the media and communication ecosystem and institutional environment in Jordan <p>Specific Objective: To improve and enhance government/public communication and restore and uphold the public¿s trust in the Government of Jordan by ensuring transparency, accountability and inclusion, and encouraging participation of stakeholders.</p>
Youth Empowerment For Better Communities (Qeyadah) Projec <p>the project has been designed so that the activities provide a strong foundation for young people participating in the project as well as for future students at the University of Jordan to take on this role. Learning in a classroom is insufficient on its own. Instead, students are supported to put their learning into pratcice, developing their ideas into functional products, projects and initiatives while being supported and guided via mentoring. Incorporating community feedback means communities will feel a sense of ownership of the solutions developed by the students. this sense of ownership ensures communities feel empowered, thus supports positive community attitudes towards implementing and adopting the students' solutions with members taking action to ensure success.</p><p>The project has synergies with other initiatives focused on harnessing the energies of young people as agents of change and devlopment. The university of Jordan has several EU funded projects focused on Innovation and youthempowerment/ employment. Learning from the "mEquity- Imporving Higher Education Quality in Jordan using Mobile Technologies for Better Integration of Disadvantaged Groups to Socio-economic Diversity" and the EDU4ALL projects will be valuable for supporting and enhancing Equality integration in the project, and for guiding student ideas addressing equality needs/ challenges related to sustainable development.</p><p>The innovation and entrepreneurship center at the university of Jordan has successfully run boot camps, competitions, and training programmes supporting students to develp ideas: The Campus Development Ideathon, which supported students to generate ideas related to the needs of the university of Jordan to improve campus life is particulary relevant.</p><p>The target group of beneficiaries are young people regardless of disability and gender, studying at the university of Jordan campuses. It is anticipated that students in their 2nd year of university will be chosen to take part in this project.</p><p>Final beneficiaries are members of the community who have students studying at the university of Jordan campuses in Amman and Aqaba.</p>
Employment and Livelihood Programme (ELP): Socio-economic empowerment for youth, Syrian refugees and women in Jordan Contract related to: Employment and Livelihood Programme (ELP): Socio-economic empowerment for youth, Syrian refugees and women in Jordan - This program aims to and increase economic and livelihood opportunities of refugees and vulnerable host communities in Jordan, thereby directly increasing their socio-economic well-being and self-reliance, in turn strengthening the political, economic and social sustainability of Jordan¿s development-focused refugee response. Through its action it will also help to strengthen the graduation element of existing social protection support and invest in the core logic of the Jordanian model. It will also further invest in data and evidence and other knowledge products and capacity support especially to national authority that is&nbsp;needed to provide a basis for evidence-based policy-making, - monitoring and ¿dialogue. The program includes action to strengthen the employability (supply side) of the target group as well as increasing private sector employment opportunities (demand side), focusing on a select set of promising sectors such as green energy and environment (including water and waste management), social development (education, TVET, health), handicraft and food production, ICT and transportation sector, culture and tourism.&nbsp;The Overall Objective (Impact) of this action is to increase the socio-economic well-being of vulnerable refugees and host populations in Jordan and decrease relative inequalities.The Specific(s) Objective(s) (Outcomes) of this action are to 1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Improve income and access to decent jobs for refugees and their hosts 2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Improved &amp; more evidence-based policy-making and dialogue on socio-economic challenges and opportunities of refugees and their hosts in policy, dialogue and programming.
Budget support contract of the EU support to Green Economy in Jordan <p>Budget Support contract with 1 fixed tranche and two variable tranches</p>-Budget support contract of the EU support to Green Economy in Jordan
Investment Support to the "Wadi Al Arab Water System II" Project The Project intends to achieve the following objectives: -Improved and extended access to water supply in order to meet the growing potable water demand in the Northern Governorates, more specifically the Irbid Governorate, which is exacerbated by the high number of Syrian refugees in the area; Reliable and improved access to water leading to health benefits associated with improvements to drinking water supply;-Benefits to SMEs with local employment creation during the construction period;The Project consists of the following components:&#61607;An Intake Infrastructure: A raw water intake from the KAC and low lift pump station with a capacity of 3,500 m3/h (30 million m3/year) located adjacent to the KAC, on the south side of Manshyeh village in the Jordan Valley.&#61607;A Water Treatment Plant  WTP and PS0: A new conventional water treatment plant including among others, pre-treatment, filtration, UV disinfection and chlorination and appropriate sludge treatment, as well as a first Pumping Station to the east of Manshyeh village at elevation -198 meters.&#61607;A Transmission Pipeline: A 25.6 km - 1,000 mm diameter- transmission pipeline to convey the treated water from the WTP to the Zabda Reservoir at an elevation of +625 meters, in the City of Irbid; and&#61607;Three Pumping stations  PS1, PS2, PS3: Three booster pumping stations - at altitudes of +26, +240 and +435 m - along the transmission pipeline to lift the treated water to the Zabda Reservoir.
Strengthening international cooperation and mutual legal assistance in criminal matters To support the enhancement of the international legal cooperation framework, including capacity building and training activities combined with the enhancement of relevant IT systems.
Adaptation to Climate Change in Jordan The main objective of the Action is to contribute to the mitigation of climate change risks. The aim is to reduce the vulnerability of farming communities in the Jordan Valley to the impact of climate change through improved supply of irrigation water by increasing the use of reclaimed water in the farms and thus saving valuable freshwater resources that can be used as drinking water in urban areas. The specific objectives of the Action are:-to reduce freshwater consumption for irrigation purposes and divert it to potable water supply;-to increase the use of treated wastewater in agriculture and reduce the amount of freshwater;-to provide farmers with stable water supply.
Verification of International Organisation to contract "EU Support to the implementation of the National Solid Waste Management Strategy - Informal Sector Integration and Awareness Raising" Contract related to: Verification of International Organisation to contract "EU Support to the implementation of the National Solid Waste Management Strategy - Informal Sector Integration and Awareness Raising" - The overall objective of the action is to improve overall health, environmental; conditions and quality of life of population by developing environmentally and financial sustainable systems for solid waste management.
Activity under preparation Scholarship scheme for inclusive TVET system in Jordan Contract related to: Scholarship scheme for inclusive TVET system in Jordan - Given the important role of TVET to contribute to sustainable economic development in Jordan, the proposed intervention will support the strengthening of the governance of the TVET sector in the country. One of the main constraints of the TVET sector is low enrolment due to a combination of factors, including primarily a negative perception among the population. Specific activities will be developed to improve the public image of TVET with a particular focus on creative industries, green and digital economy and the participation of women and people living with disability within the TVET tracks available to them. In order to encourage more enrolment in TVET tracks, the action will also aim to establish a scholarship system to allow underprivileged students to pursue technical and vocational education pathways in close coordination with the parallel action on ¿Education for All¿. The present intervention is fully aligned to the MIP priority of human development and corresponds to priorities identified under SDG 4. The action will be implemented in collaboration with EU Member States pillar assessed entities to increase leverage of EU funding and lay the foundation of possible future EU interventions in the same sector.  in TVET tracks, the action will also aim to establish a scholarship system to allow underprivileged students to pursue technical and vocational education pathways in close coordination with the parallel action on ¿Education for All¿. The present intervention is fully aligned to the MIP priority of human development and corresponds to priorities identified under SDG 4. The action will be implemented in collaboration with EU Member States pillar assessed entities to increase leverage of EU funding and lay the foundation of possible future EU interventions in the same sector.
Advocate for the Rights and Promote the Inclusion of Children with ASD in the Jordanian Society <p>The project has two specific objectives. The first one relates to strengthening the role of civil society organizations in promoting a rights based approach to the delivery of educational services to autistic children in Jordan. The second specific objective focuses on improving the access of autistic children (4-8 years old) to Jordan's formal education system. The project will be implemented in Amman and Aqaba.</p>
Sanitation project in the Ramtha and Sahel Houran region The Action aims at strengthening and extending the sanitation system in the area of Ramtha and Sahel Houran with the collection and treatment of the wastewater of a beneficiary population of 180,000 inhabitants by 2030 (i.e. a connection rate of 61% against 25% today). A new wastewater treatment plant with a final capacity of 22,000 m3/day will be built in 2 phases alongside the existing plant which has a capacity of 5,400 m3/day. The inlet effluents will be treated in line with local standards
Strengthening access to quality primary health care services for Syrian refugees and host communities in Jordan. <p>In this context, the <u>Overall Objective</u> of this action is to contribute to improving efficiency, equity, and responsiveness of the PHC system to address the needs of refugees, in particular Syrian refugees (with due attention paid to a one refugee approach) and their host communities in Jordan.</p><p><br></p><p>The <u>Specific Objectives</u> of this action are :</p><p>1. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;To support MoH in developing PHC-oriented policy frameworks benefitting refugees, in particular Syrian refugees and their host communities.</p><p>2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;To pilot and evaluate a PHC-oriented comprehensive model of care at governorate level to increase the access to primary healthcare for refugees&nbsp;, in particular Syrian refugees, and their host communities.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>
Sector Budget Support contract to support the Rule of Law in Jordan Sector Budget Support component of the RoL programme-Sector Budget Support contract to support the Rule of Law in Jordan
Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Programme in Jordan REEE II PART OF THE 2014-2017 SSF-Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Programme in Jordan REEE II
NAZAHA: EU Support to social accountability and empowering Civil Society for better governance <p>The overall objective of the interventions is to improve the Public integrity and accountability in Jordan, contributing to better public sector performance and responsiveness to citizens' needs. The Specific Objective of the Action is to strengthen the capacity and internal governance of CSOs and CBOs and enable them to hold the government accountable.</p>
Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Programme in Jordan REEE II the second support programme to Jordan designed to contribute to the development and implementation of effective policies that would help Jordan reach its renewable energy and energy efficiency (REEE) targets of  2020
EU Support to the National Solid Waste Management Strategy - Infrastructures and Capacity building component (AFD) The main objective is to develop infrastructures and capacities for adequate transfer and treatment of waste (i.e. sanitary disposal) in the Northern and Central Governorates (outside Greater Amman Municipality - GAM) of Jordan where host communities and Syrian refugees are facing the growing deterioration of services from both quantitative and qualitative points of views.
Improved access to  water, water distribution performance and related sewerage disposal in Irbid Governorate for host communities and Syrian refugees The main objective of the project is to develop infrastructures and capacities for adequate delivery of water and sanitation in the area of Irbid and Ramtha (Northern Governorates in Jordan), where the Syrian refugees and host communities are facing the growing deterioration of services from both quantitative and qualitative points of views.   The specific objectives of the Project are:1.Expanding and improving the performance of the water networks in Greater Irbid and Ramtha where water could be distributed to the expectation in terms of volume and timeliness, with reduced leakage and energy consumption. This investment is absolutely necessary to secure adequate levels of service to the host communities and Syrian refugees in the Greater Irbid and Ramtha areas, and hence reduce tensions between communities.2.Connecting to sewerage networks the unserved areas of Irbid that will receive the new water resources, which will result in an increase of treated wastewater used for irrigation and power generation, will alleviate the pressure on the overloaded sections of the existing network and will prevent the contaminations of the surroundings and aquifers from the currently overloaded installations (such as flooding cesspits) and pit latrines.3.Capacity strengthening of Yarmouk Water Company staff for operations and maintenance of the expanded and restructured networks. This will focus on including but not limited to (i) management of newly created hydraulic district metered areas, for optimised pressure regulation and identification and repairs of leakage, and (ii) best practices for asset management, both electro-mechanical (including pumps) for preventive maintenance, and pipes for planning of renewal and rehabilitation under the following phases of the master plan.4.Improving access to water of the vulnerable communities, both Syrian and Jordanian, thus contributing to lowering the water-service-related tensions, and hence resilience.
EU Support to Integrated Border Management in Jordan The overall objective of the action is to contribute to the development of the long-term capability of Jordan to control and manage its borders and to ensure greater security for citizens and visitors, while guaranteeing the respect for the rule of law and human rights standards. The contract will focus on SO1 and SO3, IBM and trade facilitation measures.
Event Services for the Organisation of the European Union - Jordan Business Forum'24 <p>Service contract for logistics and support services (venue, equipment, translation and catering) for the organisation of the EU-JO Business Forum</p>
Youth Inclusion in Jordan's Development Process <p>There is a growing recognition of the value of the Education for the sustainable development for all learners and for the unique role of the univeristies plau in the transformation of indviduals, institutions and societies towards more sustainable futures. Universities engage and lead in several areas: education, research and community engagemet, all of which are essential in this transformation. further, given their focus and influence, universities are pivotal to action needed to realize the UN sustainable development goals.</p><p>Balqa Applied University (BAU) and their co-applicant Namaa beliwbw that they have a criticak role in both pursuuing and integrating the SDGs in their actions. SDGs combine an inspirational vision for transforming their world, whilst setting out an agenda for 2030. they believe SDGs when considered as an indivisble whole, are useful for education for sustainable development (ESD) in representing the wide framing and scope of sustainable development, illustrating a holistic view of interconnnected environmental, economnic, cultural and social issues and dimensions as well as encouraging interdisciplinarity. By including SDGs in teaching and learning, universities are enabling future graduates to contribute to global sustainability agenda; encouraging students to critically and constructively assess how SDGs can help empower them to effectively design the next steps towars the future.</p><p>throughthis project, BAU and Namaa will empower their targeted groups to make informed decisions and ressponsible actions for environmental integrity, economic visibility and a just society for present and future generations while respecting cultural diversity through social innovation, using new approaches and tools. They will contribute to a sustainable future and to achieving humanity's transformative challenge; which is providing a decent life and well-being of communities within their own resources and capacities with the hands of their young men and women.</p><p>the project will target 300 of its students in 3 governorates; 140 from Balqa, 60 from Madaba, and 100 from Aqqaba. 50% of targeted students are females and 5% are students with disabilities. Also, the project targets 15 BAU doctors to act as mentors to targeting sttudents, helping themm in their knowledge, skills, and attitude to be able to establish sustainable social businesses.</p><p>the project has 3 overall objectives:</p><p>1- contribute to SDG 11 "sustaiable cities and communities"</p><p>2- Foster young people's role in the development of their local communities</p><p>3- increase young skilled/ educated youth partcicipatoion in the labour market by encouraging them to start their own social intiatives and sustain it into a social business project.</p>
Jordan Industry 4.0 & Digitalization Innovation Centre - InJo4.0 The aim is to establish the Centre of Excellence InJo4.0 in the field of Industry 4.0 and Digitalization. This COE will support the manufacturing sector as well as the ICT sector to become more competitive and productive in the global digital economy.
A Movement for Children's Rights To create a movement for children's rights and the prevention of early marriage by allowing the children to raise their voices and express themselves through the art of puppetry.
Twinning contract for Supporting the Royal Department for Environment Protection and Tourism in Enforcing Environmental and Tourism Laws Effectively in Jordan Contract related to: Twinning contract for Supporting the Royal Department for Environment Protection and Tourism in Enforcing Environmental and Tourism Laws Effectively in Jordan - 5 MEUR top-up to decision ENI/2017/040561
Twinning Contract: Strengthening the capacity of Jordan's Department of Statistics in terms of compilation, analysis and reporting of statistical data in line with International and European best practices <p>To strengthen the capacity of Jordans Department of Statistics (DoS) in terms of compilation, analysis and reporting of statistical data in line with International and European best practices, through the development of business and population statistics, and enhancement of DoSs statistical outputs via adopting new policy-oriented statistics, and updating methodologies particularly for survey-based data.</p>
Activity under preparation Technical Assistance to European Union Support to Green Economy in Jordan Contract related to: Technical Assistance to European Union Support to Green Economy in Jordan  - To contribute to the development of a green, environmentally sustainable and socially inclusive post Covid-19 economy through the enhanced implementation of Jordans green growth strategy and action plan
Fostering Youth's Role in Community Developmen <p>the action by the Hashemite University as a lead applicant and the King Husseing Foundation (KHF) as co-applicant through its community development Institute (CDI) will enhance the role of youth as co-actors in local community development to respond to community needs surrounding the Hashemite University in Zarqa and Mafraq governorates. To achieve the specific objective of the action in contributing to the improvement of youth's participation in the labour market and to foster youth's role in the development of their local communities, the action will 1) enrich the role of the HAshemite University's community service center to act as a hub for fostering youth civic engagement, and 2) strengthen youth capacities to implement community-responsive initiatives that serve the surrounding communities of the HAshemite university. Moreover, the youth through practical application of artificial intelligence in the design of their community initiatives will be better prepared for the labor market.</p><p>The action seeks to address the low youth participation in local community development. It will not only provide youth with comprehensive technical and professional capacity building but also will facilitate consultation and dialogue with the local community members and stakeholders, enabling benificiaries to become informed "rights-holders", empowering youth to take initiative, and to hold local "duty-bearers"accountable to community needs and obligations. The youth, in consultation with public, private and CSOs partners will assess and gather the actual needs of their respective communities to implement responsive community initiatives. The HU community service center hub will be established to become an agent for civic engagement, sustainable innovation from which the youth shall set forth on their civic engagement activities.</p><p>The target group will include 100 students of the Hashemite University (50% women, 5% PWDs). It also includes 6 Hashemite University Community Service ccenter staff and 20 partner members from the local communities affiliated with community-based organizations or the private sector.</p>