Jordan and the Arab region are not isolated in sharing legitimate concerns for how scarce resources –especially water – are going to meet the needs of a growing population. A growing concern, nonetheless, is
Every winter, and as part of its efforts to mitigate the consequences of climate change, and its preparedness, response and seasonal assistance plans, the Jordan NGOs Forum (JONAF) comes to the aid of the
Jordan has enacted a number of care policies into legislation that addresses the expansion of early childhood care and education, the provision of stronger care systems for the elderly, and the reform of care
Jordan has enacted a number of care policies into legislation that addresses the expansion of early childhood care and education, the provision of stronger care systems for the elderly, and the reform of care
Care work, defined by the International Labor Organization as “consisting of activities and relations involved in meeting the physical, psychological and emotional needs of adults and children, old and young, frail and able-bodied,” has
With the aim of supporting the plan of the Humanitarian Partners Forum in Jordan to enhance the localization of humanitarian action, an analysis of humanitarian partnerships was conducted that included 10 United Nations agencies,
Before the pandemic, the human security situation in Jordan was already complex, at times particularly fragile. COVID-19 and the economic crisis that ensued negatively impacted all aspects of security and will continue to do
Over the past few years, attention has been focused on the importance of increasing the participation, representation and leadership of local actors in response to efforts to deal with various humanitarian crises and to
European Commissioner for Neighborhood and Enlargement Oliver Farrelly met representatives of the Jordan National NGOs Forum (JONAF) to discuss joint cooperation in various fields; attending also were Director of the Jordan INGO Forum (JIF)