Projects Archive - Page 2 of 6 - Arab Renaissance for Democracy and Development

17/01/2024

Amaani – Strengthening Women’s Participation for Localization of UNSCR 13…

Background: In October 2000, the United Nations adopted Security Council Resolution 1325, recognizing the crucial role of women in peace and security. Women are disproportionately impacted by wars and conflicts, but they also play

09/11/2023

She Leads
Empowering Girls and Young Women for Change

Background: The She Leads program is a dynamic collaboration between child rights organizations, feminist/women’s rights groups, and youth-led initiatives aimed at amplifying the sustained influence of girls and young women on decision-making and reshaping

03/07/2023

Empowering Each Other: United for Change

“Enhancing Civic Engagement towards better Social Protection” Background The Empowering Each Other (EEO) project is a longstanding partnership between UN Women and the Arab Renaissance for Democracy and Development (ARDD). This partnership commenced

11/01/2023

Enhancement of the Protective Environment of Syrian and Jordanian Children

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and its economic effects, children in poor and vulnerable situations in Jordan are more prone to become victims of domestic violence and exploitation because of frustrations within the household

11/11/2022

Investing in the Future Project

“Every child has the right to quality education and learning” UNICEF Background Globally, Jordan hosts the second largest number of refugees relative to its population. In addition to the influx of Syrian refugees post-2011,

11/12/2021

Strengthening Public Trust in the Justice Sector

Jordan has been undergoing a substantial judicial reform process since 2011, however regional and economic crises continue to take a toll on Jordan, latest of which was Covid-19 also affecting access to justice and

11/07/2021

Our Right

Jordan hosts more than one million migrant workers. Despite the dissemination of this number by official state-governmental institutions such as the Ministry of Labour, only a small number of migrant workers are being officially

23/05/2021

For Us by Us

Despite Jordan’s top-down legislative decisions to encourage women’s civic engagement and enhance their political participation, women’s participation in public life remains extremely limited in terms of representation and impact. Further exacerbating this is the

11/01/2021

Design and Determine

Jordanian host societies and refugee youth face many challenges in finding opportunities to fulfill their aspirations to gain practical experience and skills and build social networks that enable them to achieve their financial independence

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