Ce qui fonctionne — Jordanie

Jordan has implemented several evidence-based programmes to expand economic opportunity and empower citizens. The Jordan Youth, Technology, and Jobs (YTJ) Project trained 10,591 youth in digital skills and reached 402,757 school students with digital curricula through a US$200M World Bank investment. The Women's Empowerment Principles (WEPs) Jordan Network grew signatory companies from 50 in 2021 to 256 by 2025, with women comprising 56% of new hires and reaching 48% board representation among participating firms. Microfund for Women (MFW), Jordan's largest microfinance institution, has disbursed 1.2 million loans worth USD 827 million since 1994, with 92.7% of its 100,900 active borrowers being women and a 92.2% repayment rate. Additionally, Hima rangeland restoration in the Zarqa River Basin nearly tripled dry forage biomass through community-managed rotational grazing, though most evidence presented is descriptive or self-reported rather than independently audited.