الأردن

Chance4children - DESIGNERS FOR HOPE INITIATIVE

National Network
الأردن
Address

Amman
Jordan
الأردن

Telephone
00962779107107
E-Mail
s.alkhatib@c4c.cz
E-Mail (2)
suzanne.alkhatib@gmail.com
E-Mail (3)
suzanne@designers4hope.com
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2011
Fields of Activity
  1. Environment/Sustainable development
  2. Gender
  3. Research
  4. Youth and education
General Information
Chance 4 Children, or for short - C4C, is a humanitarian NGO (Non Governmental Organization), active since 1997 in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Organized under Czech Law as non-profit civic association, C4C is dedicated to offer help and assistance primarily to children growing up in institution like orphanages and similar institutions, away from the love and care of their parents, and help them to integrate smoothly into society - without being stigmatized as second class citizen.
Mission and Objectives

It is the declared goal of the association to develop and implement programs, such as our already hugely popular ROBIN HOOD and SPRINGBOARD TO LIFE initiatives, to assist socially handicapped children by improving their quality of life and provide supplemental educational and vocational opportunities for them as a springboard to a successful adult life.
We endeavor to also develop and share best practices and sustainable solutions with other organization with similar aims and goals
Our European landscape is truly colorful, multi-cultural and many-faceted, with vastly unique and divers peoples. Consequently, we at Chance 4 Children deplore any form of discrimination and bias. We strive to respond to all people in need, regardless of race, religion, ethnicity or gender

Main Projects / Activities

presenting the needs of those within the range of the associations interest, especially the needs of children and youth, those discriminated against, the poor and neglected, the socially disadvantaged, as well as the physical needs of the association itself, to the attention of solvent, prospering sectors of Czech and foreign societies and asking them for funding, support and sponsorship to supply these needs,
- distributing of collected goods, contributions and services to needy sectors of society. That includes, amongs others, needy institutions, orphanages, homes of the mentally and physically disabled, old folks homes, refugees camps, as well as victims of natural catastrophes in the Czech republic and abroad,
by soliciting donations, by fundraising and through selling or marketing of products nationally and internationally to support the programs of the association,
- developing educational, vocational, humanitarian and entertainment programs for all those within the range of the associations interest, but especially for underprivileged, ill and needy children,
aiding youth exiting institutions to smoothly integrate into society as a whole, by providing supplemental education and job opportunities, as well as employment.
actively promoting positive family values and high-quality and character building educational methods,organizing seminars for parents on how to build a mentally and spiritually healthy family,producing and distributing publications and audio/video materials of character building content for individuals, parents, children and institutions,endeavouring to cooperate with likeminded corporate bodies and natural persons, nationally or internationally, which promote similar values and concepts as the Chance 4 Children association, to raise awareness of the plight of the poor, needy and socially disadvantaged, especially affected children.
by actively participating in conferences and seminars, nationally and internationally, which address and promote topics within the range of the associations interests or that are similar to the goals of the association, to develop and promote best practises.

Contact (1) Full Name
Suzanne B. Alkhatib
Job Title
Chief Operation Officer
Head of the organisation
Suzanne Al Khatib
منشور
Media
Culture
Gender
الصورة
Publication Illustration

Cinema of the Arab World

This volume engages new films and modes of scholarly research in Arab cinema, and older, often neglected films and critical topics, while theorizing their structural relationship to contemporary developments in the Arab world. The volume considers the relationship of Arab...

CLIMATE ACTION NETWORK

National Network
الأردن
Address

28 Sa’d Bin Abi Waqqas Set., Um Uthaina, Amman, Jordan
28 Sa’d Bin Abi Waqqas Set., Um Uthaina, Amman, Jordan
Amman 11196
الأردن

Telephone
⁦+962 7 9001 6325⁩
Telephone (other)
+962 7 8570 7773
Fax
P.O. Box 963386 Amman, 11196, Jordan
E-Mail
gm@climateaction-now.org
E-Mail (2)
Envi@climateaction-now.org
E-Mail (3)
info@climateaction-now.org
E-Mail (4)
pdm@climateaction-now.org
Mobile Phone
⁦+962 7 8507 5700⁩
Mobile Phone (other)
⁦+962 7 8092 3321⁩
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2013
Fields of Activity
  1. Environment/Sustainable development
General Information

Climate Action Association CAN is a trailblazing Jordanian environmental non-governmental organization, established in 2013, Amman, Jordan, committed to addressing climate change challenges with focus on Mitigation/Adaptation, WASH, Climate Justice, and Environmental Initiatives. CAN operates under the supervision of the Ministry of Environment and is governed by a five-member Board of Directors with expertise in climate action. Day-to-day operations are managed by a CEO who oversees three primary departments: programs (project manager and technical staff), administration (procurement, finance, logistics, and HR), and M&E, all about 15 employees all holding at least a first-degree qualification, collaborates with over 25 voluntary community agents. CAN received a "Low Risk" designation from BDO International. Dr. Fayez Abdullah, Chairman, honored with the prestigious Abdul-Hameed Shoman Innovation Award to climate action. CAN has excelled in project delivery, established crucial partnerships, conducted impactful research, so got funded by EU, UNEP, UNICEF, Mitsubishi Corporation, NIH, and more.

Mission and Objectives

Mission:Build a resilient community to climate change through the mobilization of knowledge, enhanced institutional capacity, informed decision-making processes, and facilitate access to finance and technologies.
Objective :
Climate Action Network (CAN) is a Jordanian environmental NGO that was founded in 2013, and it is based in Jordan, Amman. It was established as a lead environmental organization working on climate change solutions in the middle east.
CAN works to tackle climate change by bringing forth major societal changes through establishing and building partnerships between local communities, business, government, and public bodies to shift towards a sustainable society and cities. It builds the knowledge and capacity of relevant stakeholders for best practices.
CAN programs focus on serving the most vulnerable and marginalized people in Jordan, namely children, women, refugees, farmers, persons with disabilities, internally displaced persons (idps), people from minority clans, and other marginalized groups.

Main Projects / Activities

• New Center Addresses Global Climate Change Impacts on Water, Energy, Food, and Health Systems.

Funded by NIH, 2024-2026, CAN will be part of the advisory board for the Global Center on Climate Change and Water-Energy-Food-Health Systems (GC3WEFH) led by UC San Diego. CAN is going to be the chair of the board for community organizations and will be participating in leadership and as part of the community engagement core, doing reach out, education and supporting the research project. CAN will be the responsible to coordinate with the members of the board of community organizations regarding related components of the center in support of UCSD coordination efforts of the center at UCSD as the main contact to support the center goals. The specific contributions of CAN will include participation in coordination with local stakeholders, monthly team discussions, monitoring and evaluation, and supporting the rest of the center team in its various endeavors.

• Adaptive Circular Economy Approach in Schools

Funded by Mitsubishi Corporation, 2023-2024, the project is structured to address critical water challenges in Jordan, which include issues such as water scarcity, limited wastewater treatment, and mounting stress on available water resources. The program encompasses several key activities aimed at mitigating these challenges. These activities involve scaling up water systems to enhance water reuse, thereby increasing agricultural and food production while concurrently expanding community awareness and capacity-building efforts. The initiative focuses on implementing school-level system modifications to enable the reuse of greywater within schools. Additionally, there is an emphasis on testing and implementing system modifications that meet stringent reuse standards, particularly concerning toilet flushing. Furthermore, the program introduces a sustainable business model to generate income by reusing treated greywater for activities like irrigation and the sale of local herbs. To enhance sustainability and environmental responsibility, the project also integrates solar panels and renewable energy solutions with the water treatment systems.

• Jordan – Deliver Policy Analysis and Recommendations on SLCP Mitigation
Program Activities:
Funded by CCAC-UNEP, 2023 -2025, this project aims to provide support to Jordan's Ministry of Environment in the identification of priority measures for mitigating short-lived climate pollutants (SLCPs), which will be integrated into Jordan's revised Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC). Building upon previous efforts, including the development of a draft national SLCP action plan, the project's objectives include securing government endorsement for the policy analysis and recommendations on SLCP mitigation measures. The key deliverables of the program involve generating target audience reports regarding the adoption of electric cooking technology in the final project survey. Additionally, it seeks to enhance the capacity of the government of Eswatini to raise awareness about the numerous benefits of clean household fuels and technologies, with the ultimate goal of increasing the adoption of electric cooking in households. Furthermore, the project intends to share public awareness-raising materials with interested countries in the region, aiming to promote a higher percentage of electric cooking in regions with similar accessibility levels and among countries keen on improving electricity access.
• AACSOD
Funded by the American University of Bierut, 2023-2024, the program's primary objective is to engage in an institutional strengthening process, guided by a comprehensive assessment of support gaps identified in Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs). This capacity-building initiative unfolds gradually over the development period, involving multiple audit visits to foster progressive growth. The program encompasses activities such as institutional strengthening and development, contextualization, and Arabization efforts. It also emphasizes the certification of organizations, the digitization of content, and the facilitation of knowledge sharing, alongside extensive training and capacity-building measures to empower these entities.

• Climate Adaptation and Resilient WASH Program

Funded by Unicef, 2022-2024, this program is driven by the overarching goal of enhancing climate resilience and fostering an optimal Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) environment. It does so by conducting comprehensive assessments of WASH infrastructure and management within all of Jordan's Health Care Facilities (HCFs). The program is strategically centered on reaching 40 targeted institutions, including 35 schools and 5 mosques in the Irbid and Mafraq regions. It emphasizes building the capacities of these institutions and the surrounding communities to effectively adapt to water scarcity challenges. Additionally, the program focuses on the implementation of innovative and sustainable greywater treatment and reuse technologies. Key program activities encompass conducting a National Baseline Assessment of Climate-Resilient WASH in Health Care Facilities (HCFs) and implementing replicable and scalable adaptation measures in the identified 40 institutions to foster climate resilience and sustainable WASH practices.

Green Links
Funded by the EU, 2023 -2026, seeks to promote increased sustainable resource partnerships, the implementation of innovative green solutions, and the provision of inclusive livelihood services within the complex interplay of energy, water, and food systems in Azraq and Zarqa. The program is set to facilitate the collaborative development of a circular economy strategy for Azraq Camp and Zarqa in partnership with Syrian refugee volunteers and student green researchers and entrepreneurs. Additionally, it aims to establish a portfolio of 15 project initiatives designed to enhance the adoption of innovative green practices across the energy-water-food nexus. Furthermore, the program will focus on the creation of design and printing skills, as well as the development of operational and health and safety manuals and guidance materials, to facilitate knowledge transfer to workers operating within the energy-water-food nexus.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

Our participation in the network, particularly in the realm of creative dialogue through the arts, provides a means to elevate awareness and enhance the capabilities of both youth and women across diverse domains. It encompasses raising awareness about environmental issues and underscoring the paramount significance of preserving the environment and safeguarding its components at the institutional, societal, and individual levels. This, in turn, fosters a shift in behavior towards the environment and its vital elements.

Through the network, we can also contribute to the realization of our ultimate goal, which is to establish a robust institutional framework for activating environmental education in pursuit of sustainable development objectives. Moreover, it entails amplifying the role of women in environmental protection and the sound management of households and natural resources through workshops and seminars.

Additionally, we can harness the network's resources in the pursuit of excellence, characterized by the application of universal standards of distinction, the cultivation of creativity and innovation, and the integration of creative concepts into our operational model, thereby rendering them actionable policies.

The network further provides a platform to extend support to more vulnerable individuals and marginalized groups in the attainment of social justice objectives. It enables the exchange of problem-solving knowledge and the recognition of pioneering scientific endeavors, thus ensuring that successful models find broader emulation.

In conclusion, our participation in your network is instrumental in the promotion of environmental awareness, the empowerment of youth and women, and the pursuit of social justice, all under the overarching aim of fostering sustainable development and a harmonious future.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

We are very interested in joining this valuable network to achieve productive collaboration. Joining this network can lead us to engage in inspiring collective efforts to address highly complex challenges and benefit from the experiences and expertise of other members. It is an opportunity for us to learn from others, share our knowledge and unique expertise to achieve common goals, and raise awareness about shared issues that concern us. Interacting with diverse perspectives within this network can be a source of creativity and the generation of new ideas that contribute to innovative and effective problem-solving. Through your network, we can provide individuals with the opportunity to express their ideas and concerns effectively and participate in initiatives that impact our region. This encourages the development of a diverse set of skills, including communication, leadership, and advocacy. These skills can significantly contribute to personal and professional growth.

Contact (1) Full Name
Ayman Shafi Sameer AL-shurufat
Job Title
Finance And Logistics Officer
Head of the organisation
Dr.Fayez A .Abdalla
Contact (2) Full Name
Hamzh odeh ahmad abu saleek
Job Title (2)
Team leader

Collateral Repair Project

National Network
الأردن
Address

13 Salti al-Ibrahimi St
Hashemi Shamali
Amman 11118
الأردن

Telephone
+962775-526666 (Mrs. Amanda Lane, Director)
Telephone (other)
+962777872876 (Ms. Ruba Hattar, Grants manager)
E-Mail
amandalane@collateralrepairproject.org
E-Mail (2)
grants@collateralrepairproject.org
E-Mail (3)
ruba.hattar@collateralrepairproject.org
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
1006
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. Gender
  3. Human rights
  4. Youth and education
General Information

Collateral Repair Project (CRP) is a community based organization in Amman, Jordan.  It is a registered non-profit organization in the United States with 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status, and is registered as an international organization with the Ministry of Social Development in Jordan. CRP runs an Emergency Assistance Program providing basic needs such as food vouchers and medical referrals to refugees and impoverished Jordanians. CRP offers programs to help refugees to rebuild social ties and develop new skills. Educational and skill-building programs build knowledge and practical skills to alleviate conditions of economic insecurity. Trauma sensitivity in all CRP’s programs helps those affected by violence to process their experiences. CRP is funded through private donations and grants. Annual operating budget is around $1 million.  

Mission and Objectives

CRP assists refugees from Syria, Iraq, Sudan, Yemen, Somalia, as well as impoverished Jordanians.  The majority of refugees in Jordan have been displaced for at least 5 years and are likely to remain in Jordan for years to come. More than 80% of these refugees live in poverty and are unable to legally work in Jordan. They face chronic socio-economic vulnerability and remain poorly integrated with the Jordanian host population. CRP seeks to help these vulnerable people by providing basic necessities first and then offering  education and trauma-relief programming on top of that foundation. All of CRP’s activities take place in the city of Amman in two community centers, one in in the Hashemi Shamali neighborhood and a second in the Amman Downtown.

Main Projects / Activities

Basic-Needs Assistance Program provides assistance in the form of food vouchers to the most needy refugee families. Food vouchers gives refugees some independence and a feeling of control. CRP’s Basic-Needs Assistance Program also includes medical referrals and seasonal aid. For example, in the winter CRP distributes winter clothes, blankets, heaters, and heating fuel. Youth Programs include an after-school program for children 6-12, a summer camp, a special after-school program for girls, and a number of programs for teenagers that cultivate a spirit of community service and leadership. Many refugee children have missed years of school and are behind in their learning.  Our youth programs incorporate varied educational methods to empower them to meet challenges and grow as individuals. Educational Programs and Livelihood Programs for adults deliver practical skills that may help to generate income and build confidence.  These include a robust English language program, computer education, and some vocational training such as repairing mobile phones, men’s barbershop, and women’s beauty school.  Many of these programs are led by either foreign volunteers (English classes) or beneficiaries who have risen to leadership positions and want to give back by sharing their skills with the CRP community.   Leadership Programs such as Women’s Empowerment and Men’s Leadership promote awareness of human rights, issues in society, and seek to reduce the incidence of violence within families and against women. Community members are encouraged and enabled to become advocates for their community and to volunteer at the community centers.   Trauma Relief Programs include psycho-social wellness activities such as sports, yoga, music and art therapy, and teaching relaxation techniques and conflict resolution techniques. Trauma sensitivity is integrated in all of CRP’s programs including those for children.  

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

Collateral Repair Project works to build resilience in the refugee communities we serve.  Our beneficiaries represent a diversity of cultures from Syria, Iraq, Somalia, Yemen, and other countries.  With our programs we seek to enhance the social cohesion between refugees and the host community in Jordan.   CRP and its dynamic community centers in Amman facilitate dialogue between cultures and a respect for human rights.  We can contribute to the Anna Lindh network in many ways. We have a long track record of community engagement in the Hashemi Shamali neighborhood of Amman and deep roots into the refugee communities there, and now we are working from a new community center in the Amman downtown to build a network that incorporates refugees from Sudan, Somalia, and Yemen as well as Jordanians.   CRP has expertise in data collection, analysis, and monitoring, evaluation and learning as we continually seek to improve the results of our community center programs.  We are interested to work with counterpart organizations and individuals in the city of Amman to improve and enhance the social and cultural environment of the city and to create opportunities for fruitful social and economic exchange between all the people living in Amman.  

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

We want to join the ALF Network because we believe it will bring more opportunities to our beneficiaries to engage in the Jordanian and regional society.  At our community centers we work hard to offer opportunities for learning and personal development to our beneficiaries of all ages, and we are particularly concerned to encourage refugee families to enroll their children in school and support their studies through the secondary level.  We hope, through the ALF Network, to find more opportunities for our community members and particularly our youth to engage with like-minded others and to be exposed to a diversity of cultural and scientific opportunities for learning. Some of the refugees we serve in Amman will be resettled to third countries, some may choose to return to their country of origin, and some will choose to remain in Jordan.  We want to prepare our beneficiaries for the future by giving them skills, resilience, and hope. We believe that cooperation with the ALF network in Jordan will enrich what CRP can offer at its community centers in Amman, that we can help people to move past mistrust and sectarianism and help both Jordanians and refugees in Jordan to participate constructively in in a larger civil society.  

معلومات إضافية
Contact (1) Full Name
Ruba Hattar
Job Title
Partnerships & Grants Manager
Head of the organisation
Amanda Lane, Director
Contact (2) Full Name
Amanda Lane
Job Title (2)
Director
منشور
Education
الصورة
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Community Media Network (CMN) - راديو البلد

National Network
الأردن
Address

PO Box 20513 Amman, 142 Arrar Street, Wadi Saqra,
Amman
الأردن

Telephone
+ 962 6 4645487
Telephone (other)
+962 6 4645487
Fax
+962 6 4630238
E-Mail
info@ammannet.net
E-Mail (2)
dkuttab@ammannet.net
Mobile Phone
079-5577646
Organisation Type
Private Company
Year of Establishment
2005
Fields of Activity
  1. Others
General Information

In November 2000 the idea of an independent radio station in Jordan, whether on the internet or on the FM waves, was nothing more than a dream. When Amman mayor Nedal Hadid and UNESCO director Martin Hadlow clicked the mouse to announce the launch of the Arab world’s first internet radio station, AmmanNet.net, we had no idea where we would be years later. Our pioneering efforts online has produced results in Jordan that are unmatched in nearby Arab countries. Tens of news websites have sprouted up offering Jordanian, Arab and international surfers up-to-date and courageous news and commentaries from Jordan. Our use of the Net to broadcast radio programming was given a boost when a Palestinian radio station agreed to rebroadcast some of our programs that they downloaded from the internet. With no physical boundaries between Palestine and Jordan, these broadcasts were heard in Amman thus allowing our internet broadcasting to de facto break up the Jordan government’s monopoly over the airwaves. Within a couple of years of our going on line, His Majesty the King issued a temporary law allowing the creation of an audio visual commission, which in turn made it possible for terrestrial broadcasting. We applied for and received a ten year FM license in 2005 and have been broadcasting news, alternative music and specialized programming since then. Our challenges with our internet and radio broadcasts are huge. We often find ourselves alone in covering certain sensitive news. More often we see that our efforts are setting the agenda for all other news organizations. We have focused a lot of our work on empowering different segments of society, from high school students to college age youths, from farming women to labor activists and the handicapped. We have encouraged volunteers to use our media operations as a platform to reflect on their own issues and as a way to have a voice in a crowded media field. On the news level we have and continue to work hard on providing high quality news around the clock. We dug deep into certain issues using investigative journalism tools as well as focus on human rights violations. Al-Balad radio staff gained experience and training and have attempted to adhere to our professional code of ethics. Al-Balad radio, our community radio station in Amman, has become a model community radio providing training services and networking opportunities for local, regional and international groups. Internationally, we were the local sponsors of the World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters AMARC, which held its global meeting AMARC9 in Amman. Locally we have been a driving force behind the establishment of a Jordanian Federation of Community radio stations that include Voice of Karak, New Maan radio, Yarmouk FM and Farah Al-Nas radio. Our training efforts have and continue to help journalists and community radio activists from most surrounding Arab countries. From Tunis to Iraqi Kurdistan and from Syria to Saudi Arabia we have hosted workshops in areas such as crime of war coverage, humanizing the news and community radio training. We held regional workshops looking for ways to advance the presence of female experts in media coverage. While we enjoy a successful FM radio presence, we have not forgotten that our beginnings were online. We introduced video blogging to our site with impressive results. We organized training and gave video cameras to tens of Jordanians who were asked to record, edit and upload the results of their filming. Our original website AmmanNet has given birth to four additional sites Balad.fm, eyeonmediajo.net, shababjo.net and communitymedianetwork.org. We have also expanded our work in the Arab region. We helped set up the Aswatona (aswatona.net) network which supports community media throughout the Arab region. With help from our donors we have directly helped support seven community radio stations and conducted three regional conferences on community media in the Arab region. shamma@ammannet.net; ersan@ammannet.net;  

Mission and Objectives

Mission: The challenges with our internet and radio broadcasts are huge. We often find ourselves alone in covering certain sensitive news. More often we see that our efforts are setting the agenda for all other news organizations.   Vision: Al-Balad radio, our community radio station in Amman, has become a model community radio providing training services and networking opportunities for local, regional and international groups. Internationally .

Main Projects / Activities

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Contact (1) Full Name
Daoud Kuttab (Head of Organisation)
Head of the organisation
Daoud Kuttab

Creativity Club- Karak جمعية نادي الابداع - الكرك

National Network
الأردن
Address

karak- marj - main street
karak 00962
الأردن

Telephone
0096232300077
Fax
0096232300077
E-Mail
creativity.cck@gmail.com
E-Mail (2)
hanin.hijleh@gmail.com
Mobile Phone
00962797859887
Mobile Phone (other)
00962796911012
Organisation Type
Public/Private Non-Profit Foundation
Year of Establishment
2006
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Gender
  3. Media
  4. Others
  5. Youth and education
General Information

members of staff  for our organisation employed  Full time   8 Part time  3 and the main board which is contain from seven members and the head of the boared  Funder Name 1: MEPI  48: Percentage % 1   Funder Name 2  : USAID Percentage % 2 :49   Funder Name 3 : Privet Sectors   Percentage % 3:  3   Modalities of action : concrete projects, exchanges  USAID : ADRINALINE project MEPI : I HAVE A DREAM project 

Mission and Objectives

are acting as an incubator for the care of young males and females innovators and creators in early age stage. We provide the necessary facilities, expertise, and environment available which is constantly evolving to match this era's needs. Our activities include the exploration and launching of the creative energies of young males and females and nurturing those who have already unleashed their creativity, through nontraditional methods and clear paths and methodologies, such as practical activities, critical thinking, creative analysis, and teaching science in a creative and fun manner. We are also working to fortify the core of our human values and promote enlightened thought, gender equality and empowering entrepreneurs girls, a culture of dialogue and tolerance in the community in nontraditional ways through various forms of arts. We also work to strengthen cultural and knowledge exchange between young Jordanians to facilitate acceptance, and the availability of cultural and knowledge exchange between Jordanian youth and their international counterparts in a systemic and institutional manner. Additionally, we prepare young people to become entrepreneurs as well as for work in the public and private sectors. Our vision: Innovation, social, and economic progress go hand in hand wherever creativity is found, and an innovative mind is the engine for social and economic progress. Our mission: To promote and nurture the development of young minds to achieve their highest potential in creativity and innovation on a national and regional level,to become the core 

Main Projects / Activities

Our programs: age group 5-11 years: Educational skills programs in nontraditional ways using games based on the idea of "play and learn" through the Thinking Room, which includes fun science programs. Entertainment programs through festivals, carnivals and excursions. Design, installation and programming of the robot using LEGO pieces. Smart electrons program Math using chess Principles of drawing age group 12-17 years: Animation, digital gaming industry and software programming for non-programmers Literary creativity workshops Music workshops Fine Arts workshops Design, installation and programming of the robot for an advanced stage within (Tetrex) program. Courses in life skills (Basic soft skills) Specialized computer courses English language courses Photography courses Voluntary activities to serve the needs of the local community Skills courses for determining vocational and academic path through a specialized program entitled "I Have a Dream" consisting of: basic life skills and training for leadership, financial awareness, entrepreneurship work ethics and the requirements of the labor market. Age group 18-22 years: Robot programs and specialized electronics Computer Programs English language courses Voluntary activities programs Literary creativity, music, fine art and photography courses Courses in the field of entrepreneurial ideas and electronics in collaboration with Intel European license Entrepreneurship courses "Easy Business" which includes accounting, planning, business management and project management Courses in communication skills "I have a dream" program tailored to this age group with two-streams: Entrepreneurship and employability Paid work during the summer holidays in the private sector University scholarships to the most innovative youth. Providing Age group 22+ years (graduates): Entrepreneurship for establishing and managing small enterprises Employability program to qualify graduates to work in the private sector Training with private companies and institutions on the understanding of the labor market Training on writing a resume and how to conduct job interviews Computer software training English language programs Voluntary activities and community service Woman's Program: The empowerment of women through "You are the core of community" which includes courses in basic life skills, mental health, reproductive health and computer skills. In order to support innovators and creators, we are currently working on the development of specific programs that serve our goal in nurturing the innovators through inviting their mothers to attend the same training courses with their children The total number of beneficiaries during the period from 1/1/2011 until 01/03/2016 is 4107( 2271 are females) Recently we supported two girls; Salma Hab. to participate in leadership program at Georgetown University in US, and Razan Sara. participated in in implementation of advanced scientific research in Grenoble Institute of Technology 

Contact (1) Full Name
hanin fuad abuhijleh
Job Title
Director of Programs
Head of the organisation
Husam Mostafa AL-tarawneh
Contact (2) Full Name
Khalid Gazi Burqan
Job Title (2)
Director Manager

Daem for Media Center

National Network
الأردن
Address

Rasheed Area
Amman
الأردن

Telephone
+962777371371
E-Mail
info@da3em.net
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2012
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. Gender
  3. Human rights
  4. Media
General Information
Daem for Media Center is a non-governmental organization established in Amman 2012 to develop the media sector throughout providing training and continuous education to journalists in their skills, rights and conditions. The Administrative of Daem (7 persons) are former administrative in TV stations, Radio producers, owners and publishers of electronic news sites, creating TV programs & campaigns, staff of Daem are media specialists holding BA from universities in media and journalist. Daem working on several projects with UNISCO, EU, USAID to develop media sector.
Mission and Objectives

1. Provide internal and external professional training courses to journalists.
2. Disseminate cultural and educational awareness within media outlets in Jordan.
3. Implement the activities of advocacy in support of the reform process and information along with decision-makers and general public.
4. Work and cooperate with relevant sectors to support the democratic freedom, fighting hate speech in media and accepting minorities' rights.
5. Expose lines of cooperation with various Arab and international institutions concerned with the affairs of media.

Main Projects / Activities

-Training courses for media sector to cover elections 2013 in coordination with US Embassy in Amman.
- Implementing the rights of access to information project with UNISCO 2013-2014.
- Developing women parliament Members role in Media project with MEPI 2013-2014.
-  Raising Awareness of Digital Broadcasting in Jordan project with OSF 2014.
-  Enhancing provinces Youth awareness in info sources with King Abdullah II Fund/ Tamkeen Demoqrati 2014.
- lobbying to change article 308 in the Jordanian law founded by Netherland government 2014_2016.
- Empowering sport TV reporters 2016 founding by king Abdullah fund.

Contact (1) Full Name
Abdel Fattah Al Kayed
Job Title
CEO
Head of the organisation
Abdel Fattah Al Kayed

Daem for Media Center

National Network
الأردن
Address

Rasheed Area
Amman
الأردن

Telephone
+962777371371
E-Mail
info@da3em.net
E-Mail (2)
info@da3em.net
E-Mail (3)
info@da3em.net
E-Mail (4)
info@da3em.net
Mobile Phone
+962777371371
Organisation Type
Public/Private Non-Profit Foundation
Year of Establishment
2012
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. Gender
  3. Human rights
  4. International/Cultural relations
  5. Media
  6. Youth and education
General Information
Daem is a non-governmental non-profit organization established in Amman – Jordan early in 2012 concerned to enhance the freedom environment by directing media sector attention on development subjects. The stockholders of Daem are experts in civil society and media transactions as the administrative of Daem are ex-administrative in TV stations, Radio, owners and publishers of electronic news sites, creating TV and radio programs & campaigns. The 7 full time staff of Daem are media specialists holding BA and Master Degrees from universities in media and journalism. Main Previous Projects: -Training courses for journalists both sex to cover elections 2013 in coordination with US Embassy in Amman. - Implementing project "the rights of access to information" project with UNISCO 2013-2014. - Developing women parliament Members role in Media outlets with MEPI 2013-2014 -  Raising Awareness of Digital Broadcasting in Jordan project with OSF 2014. -  Enhancing provinces Youth both sex awareness in info sources with King Abdullah II Fund/ 2014. - Lobbying and campaigning to cancel article 308 in the Jordanian law (Exclusion punishing the rapist in case of marriage the victim) supported by Netherland Embassy 2014-2016. - Developing Government spokesmen in media skills supported by US Government 2016. - Empowering 11 both gender sport TV reporters 2016 supported by king Abdullah fund 2016. - Organizing "Rethinking women Journalists" for 25 European and Mideterainian women Journalists in partnership with International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF) 2017. - European Union visual awareness production 2016 & 2017. - Empowering Women Members of Parliament in Social Media 2017-2018 supported by JWC. - Media Influence program for Yemeni women with EU- Delegation 2018.
Mission and Objectives

Contribute to the consolidation of the concepts of human rights; support the media and the right of access to information. We seek to develop our media sector, through the provision of training and continuing education for media People, and contribute to the process of political, social, economic and legislative reform, support freedom of the media and journalists, and provide specialized legal aid to them in media Cases and issues.
Objectives:
1. Training media Personnel and journalists.
2. Implement the activities of advocacy in support of the reform process and information along with decision-makers.
3. Working with relevant sectors to support democracy, the freedom of information.
4. Open lines for youth to express thoughts and raising voices to do change.
5. Legal defense of journalists and media organizations. 

Main Projects / Activities

Main Previous Projects:
-Training courses for journalists both sex to cover elections 2013 in coordination with US Embassy in Amman.
- Implementing project "the rights of access to information" project with UNISCO 2013-2014.
- Developing women parliament Members role in Media outlets with MEPI 2013-2014
-  Raising Awareness of Digital Broadcasting in Jordan project with OSF 2014.
-  Enhancing provinces Youth both sex awareness in info sources with King Abdullah II Fund/ 2014.
- Lobbying and campaigning to cancel article 308 in the Jordanian law (Exclusion punishing the rapist in case of marriage the victim) supported by Netherland government 2014-2016.
- Developing Government spokesmen in media skills supported by US Government 2016.
- Empowering 11 both gender sport TV reporters 2016 supported by king Abdullah fund 2016.
- Organizing "Rethinking women Journalists" for 25 European and Mideterainian women Journalists in partnership with International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF).
- European Union media activities video producer 2016 & 2017.
- Empowering Women Members of Parliament in Social Media project supported by UN Women.
- Signed a memorandum of understanding with Radio and Television Corporation in order to develop the content and exchange expertise and held trainings for radio and TV staff.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

We can establish new chances for International organization to work in Jordan and to be a good partner for them.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

We are looking to build relations with International organization to enhance our capacity building and open new lines for cooperation.

معلومات إضافية
Contact (1) Full Name
Abdel Fattah Al Kayed
Job Title
Founder/CEO
Head of the organisation
Mr. Abdel Fattah Kayed
Contact (2) Full Name
Shahed Deebajah
Job Title (2)
Operation Manager

Daman Al Ma'refa Academy for Education and Training - أكاديمية ضمان المعرفة للتعليم والتدريب

National Network
الأردن
Address

Mafraq - Jordan
Mafraq
الأردن

Telephone
0776338484
E-Mail
daman.academy@yahoo.com
Organisation Type
Other
Year of Establishment
2012
Fields of Activity
  1. Youth and education
General Information
أكاديمية ضمان المعرفة للتعليم والتدريب: مؤسسة تعليمية أردنية تسعى لمواكبة المنحى الحداثي في تدريب وتطوير الموارد البشرية في القطاعين العام والخاص أردنيا وعربيا ،لتلبية الاحتياجات التنموية الشاملة ومتطلبات السوق المتصاعدة،من خلال تميزها باعتماد احدث المناهج التعليمية والتدريبية واستخدام أفضل الوسائل والطرق والكفاءات والتسهيلات وتوظيف أدوات تكنولوجيا المعلومات وبناء الشراكات في تنفيذ برامجها لتحقيق النتائج المنشودة.
Mission and Objectives

رؤية الأكاديمية:
الوصول لبيئة تعليمية متميزة تساهم في إيجاد موارد بشرية منافسة
رسالة وغايات الأكاديمية
تستند ممارسة الأكاديمية في عملها إلى استراتيجيه واعية ومتميزة ومتقدمة علمياً ومهنياً وتقوم على أساس:
• الإيمان والثقة المطلقين بأن الإنسان الأردني قادر بالتأكيد - إذا أتيحت له الفرص - على النهوض والارتقاء والمنافسة المهنية مع أمثاله في الدول المتقدمة.
• مأسسة وتأكيد التوجه الوطني المتمثل في أن استثمار الطاقات والقدرات والخبرات العلمية والمهنية والفنية الأردنية المتاحة هو البديل الأمثل للخبرات الأجنبية.
• الإسهام في تأهيل الكوادر الإدارية والفنية وتنمية مهاراتها وتوجيه سلوكها وصقل قدراتها ليساعد على تحقيق فعالية مؤسساتنا الأردنية واستثمار مواردنا المتاحة بأفضل الطرق.
• تكامل الخدمة التعليمية و التدريبية وذلك بشمول الدورات وورش العمل والمؤتمرات في كافة الجوانب المتعلقة بالتنمية وذلك من خلال شبكة واسعة من الخبراء الاختصاصيين لديها.
• تهيئة وإيجاد البيئة التعليمية والتدريبية المناسبة والمنافسة.

Main Projects / Activities

عقد المؤتمرات والندوات التعليمة وتقديم الاستشارات

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

من خلل اقيام بانشطة وتنفيذ مشاريع تتوافق مع اهداف الشبكة

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

للتواصل مع المنظمات الاعضاء ولاكتساب الخبرة وتبادلها
امكانية المشاركة في نشاطات تساهم في بناء قدرات اعضاء الشبكة

Contact (1) Full Name
Sonia Al Fares
Head of the organisation
Sonia Al Fares