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النسخة التجريبية من موقع النهضة العربية (أرض)

“ENAYA – Let’s take care of each other”

Project starting: February 2019

“ENAYA” is the Arabic word for “care”. As reflected in its name, the ENAYA project aims to address the protection of women, men, Syrian refugees, Jordanian communities. It also aims to protect vulnerable minorities residing in Amman, Zarqa Karak, and Ma’an governorates, through legal aid, empowerment of women, gender equality and disability inclusion.

ENAYA was Implemented in partnership with an Italian organization, “Un Ponte Per”, and funded by the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), from February 2019 till June 2019. ENAYA was designed to empower and provide legal assistance to women, with a special focus on gender equality and the integration of people with disabilities.

ARDD lawyers offer legal advice to people in order to regularise the refugees and help female victims of violence. There will also be an emergency hotline for women. People with disabilities took part in training and vocational courses to help facilitate their return to work.

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Renaissance Strategic Center Signs Two MoUs with the University of Turin and CIEE AmmanSeptember 2025 – The Arab Renaissance for Democracy and Development (ARDD), through its Renaissance Strategic Center (RSC), has signed two Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs): one with the Università degli Studi di Torino (UniTo) and another with CIEE INC Amman. These agreements establish a framework for cooperation in the areas of research, knowledge exchange, and capacity development, with a particular focus on advancing the RSC Internship Program. The partnerships are designed to strengthen collaboration between academic institutions and policy research platforms, contributing to both educational advancement and the production of innovative research. Through these MoUs, students and researchers from UniTo and CIEE will have the opportunity to participate in structured internships at RSC. The program will provide exposure to policy-oriented research and civic engagement initiatives, while also enabling interns to enhance their knowledge of the region and contribute to the Center’s ongoing projects. These partnerships, underscore ARDD/RSC, UniTo, and CIEE’s shared commitment to fostering academic-practice linkages, enhancing knowledge production, and supporting the development of the next generation of scholars and practitioners.
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