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Turath for Social Development

National Network

Jordan

Address

Wadi Al-Sir, Ibn Taleb Street, Rawnaq neighbhood
Amman 11118
Jordan

Telephone

07958254210

E-Mail

turath.jordan@gmail.com

Mobile Phone

0795515017

Mobile Phone (other)

0798899600

Website

https://www.turathngo.org

Organisation Type

Non-Governmental Organization

Year of Establishment

2020

Fields of Activity

Arts
Democracy and community development
Gender
Heritage
International/Cultural relations
Research
Youth and education

General Information

Turath for Social Development a non- profit registered under the number-1281, with the main goal of developing and creating an improved safe community with distinctive social services to rise up the standards of living. The partners of Turath started voluntary activities and initiatives since 2016, focusing on Social community services, health, tourism, arts, heritage and culture, our initiatives were personally funded, had a very positive impact and succeeded beyond our imagination and that encouraged us to legalize our efforts under Turath for Social Development. Turath includes 5 employees, and around 10 voluntaries, since Turath has been established during the corvid spread, it actually started working in 2022, the budget resources at the beginning are personal, however now Turath is concentrating on funds and establishing projects. Turath established an orchestra school in Madaba to teach disadvantage children, youth, adults and refugees, and got fund from AFAC art and culture grant to teach the Syrian refugees music, beside Turath created an agreement with the Families Development Association to run a production kitchen as a project for women empowerment.

Mission and Objectives

Turath's mission: developing and creating an improved safe community with distinctive social services to rise up the standards of living.
Objectives:
1. Develop awareness about the importance of Arts and heritage through the communities across the governorates of Jordan.
2. Contribute to national socio-economic, women empowerment programs in collaboration with local institutions.
3. Strengthen social cohesion peace and respect for diversity through innovative and creative programs.
4. Utilize technology to optimize resources, increase efficiency, and improve beneficiaries satisfaction.
5. Support the tourism and cultural sector.
6. Developing opportunities and better chances to disable persons and venerable women and youth.

Main Projects / Activities

1) Production kitchen a project for women empowerment in Jabal Al-Qusour and in cooperation with Families Development Association.
2) Orchestra School/ Turath Cultural center in Madaba, teaching music and other art activities.
3) Online Orchestra School in cooperation with the International School of Musicians in the UK.
4) Agreement with Haya Cultural Center to run the music academy by Turath.

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Contact (1) Full Name

Jawad Abbassi

Job Title

Director

Head of the organisation

Jawad Abbassi

Contact (2) Full Name

Rana Rizkallah

Two of a Jordanian members joined together in distributing Kheir boxes in Ramadan

Desert Bloom and URI- MENA (The United Religions Initiative - Middle East & North Africa) distributed Food packages and Clothes to needy families in Madaba. With the help of the Coordinator of Green Schools in Madaba, they were led to the families in need. They reached 25 families including refugees from Sudan, Syria and Palestine.

Desert Bloom foster sustainable development through People Empowerment, Environmental Protection, Intercultural Understanding, Volunteerism and Global Citizenship Education, while the United Religions Initiative - Middle East & North Africa (URI MENA) aims at promoting enduring and daily interfaith cooperation to end religiously motivated violence and to create cultures of peace, justice and healing for the earth and all living beings.

For more info on the 2 organisations:

http://www.dbjo.org/

https://www.uri-mena.org/

University of Petra

National Network

Jordan

Address

University of Petra, Airport Road, Amman- Jordan
Amman
Jordan

Telephone

079 9095405

E-Mail

lanamamkegh27@gmail.com

Organisation Type

Private Company

Fields of Activity

Media
Youth and education

General Information

We aspire to be the university of choice, in Jordan and the region, for learners and scholars.

Mission and Objectives

Mission:
We aim to play a significant role in the progress of our nation through creating and disseminating knowledge & technology and preparing graduates who can contribute positively towards their communities.
Business:
Our mission is to create an academic, cultural and social environment that develops research opportunities; builds-up the competence of our members; provides active community service, and prepares our students to be capable of creative and critical thinking and life long learning, and are able to compete in the marketplace.

Main Projects / Activities

In conducting our work, we are guided by the following values:
• Pursue knowledge for the sake of knowledge.
• Equal opportunities to learn and excel.
• Respect for others' opinions.
• Motivate members for life long learning.
• Diversity is the essence of our existence.
• Encourage teamwork and collaboration.
• Treasure creativity and achievements.
• Advocate intellectual freedom.
• Committed to social justice and social responsibility.
• Dedicated to leadership and accountability.

Contact (1) Full Name

Rola Nashashebi

Head of the organisation

Prof. Adnan Badran

Contact (2) Full Name

Hanada Momani

Media

Youth

Gender

18/04 2021

Virtual marathon

During this session, we will learn more about the importance of youth exchanges, how to apply for these programs, what are the most prominent bodies and institutions that support youth exchanges, a

Media

Youth

Gender

18/04 2021

Virtual marathon

During this session, we will learn more about the importance of youth exchanges, how to apply for these programs, what are the most prominent bodies and institutions that support youth exchanges, a

Media

Culture

Youth

Gender

30/05 2021

Virtual marathon

The session will discuss various topics related to arts as a creative means of dialogue and communication and its role in building bridges that reduce the gap between people and help identify point

We Love Ajloun

National Network

Jordan

Address

Ajloun
ِajloun 00962
Jordan

Telephone

0772100506 \ 0799124998

E-Mail

abo_abood92@yahoo.com

Organisation Type

Other

Year of Establishment

2013

Fields of Activity

Democracy and community development

General Information

مبادرة نحن نحب عجلون مبادره تطوعيه اجتماعيه ثقافيه في محافظة عجلون تقوم بعدة انشطه تطوعيه من تنظيف دهان وزراعة أطاريف وانشطه ثقافيه واجتماعيه مثل اقامة الدورات التدريبيه والجلسات الحواريه لها لجان منتشره في معظم قرى محافظة عجلون وتقوم بنشاطات سنويه اهمها الإحتفالات الوطنيه ومساعدة الأجهزه الامنيه والعالقين في الثلوج تحتوي ما يقارب 100 متطوع

Mission and Objectives

صقل شخصيه وخلق جيل واعي قادة على خدمة بلده ورزع روح التعاون والفريق الواحد وأهمية العمل التطوعي

Main Projects / Activities

تنظيف وزراعة ودهان الاطاريف
رسم الجداريات
إقامة الورش التدريبه
إقامة الجلسات الحواريه

Contact (1) Full Name

Mohamad Eyas Abood

Job Title

Youth activist and dialogue Trainer

Head of the organisation

Ola Sawaei

White Flower Association for Empowerment

National Network

Jordan

Address

Balqa Valley
Deir Ula Brigade
Deir Ula Brigade 00962
Jordan

Telephone

00962779937813

Telephone (other)

00962795798277

E-Mail

raedss1984@hotmail.com

Organisation Type

Non-Governmental Organization

Year of Establishment

2008

Fields of Activity

Democracy and community development

General Information

The number of members of the association is 35 members, including 7 members of an administrative body. The organization depends on self-financing and support for some programs. We have a temporary headquarters. Currently we are working on establishing a permanent headquarters soon. We are currently working in the field of community support and empowering youth and women We currently have partnerships with some government institutions Jordanian Ministry of Youth Ministry Of Agriculture The Independent Election Commission

Mission and Objectives

We seek to work in the field of community support and empowerment of youth and women now and try to improve society and empower youth politically and economically and empower working women

Main Projects / Activities

Local observation of the parliamentary elections The Independent Election Commission Afforestation of streets and remote areas in villages

Contact (1) Full Name

raed suleeman alsalah

Job Title

Chairman of Board of Directors

Head of the organisation

raed alsalah

Wise Women plumbers cooperative

National Network

Jordan

Address

Issam Ajlouni Street, Building No 82 Shameisani, Amman
Amman
Jordan

Telephone

+96265063044

E-Mail

wwpc.jo@gmail.com

Mobile Phone

+962797377165

Mobile Phone (other)

+962795989333

Organisation Type

Non-Governmental Organization

Year of Establishment

2014

Fields of Activity

Environment/Sustainable development
Gender
Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Youth and education

General Information

- Structure of the organization: 24 members, 4 main partners: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), World Services University of Canada (WUSC), Ministry of Water and Irrigation, and the Higher Commission for disabilities in Jordan.
- Budgetary resources available in a year: 30,000 JOD
- Sources of funding: (GIZ, WUSC)
- Modalities of action:

Mission and Objectives

Empowering Communities, Transforming Environments: Wise Women Plumbers
Cooperative (WWPC) envisions a future where women play a pivotal role in
sustainable plumbing practices, fostering water reuse, environmental stewardship,
developing green jobs for women, and creating thriving, equitable communities
across Jordan.
OUR MISSION is dedicated to providing top-notch plumbing services with an
unwavering commitment to championing the inclusion and empowerment of
women in the traditionally male-dominated field. We extend beyond conventional
plumbing solutions, actively contributing to water reuse initiatives, creating green
job opportunities, and supporting environmental conservation efforts. Through
skillful craftsmanship, community engagement, and an unyielding commitment to
quality, we aspire to reshape the plumbing landscape for the betterment of our
communities and the environment.

Main Projects / Activities

Awarded World University Service of
Canada (WUSC) Grant
75 Projects delivered (Training,
Maintenance, and youth educational
awareness sessions)
Trained 3700 persons: 90% females
Welcomed International Volunteers to
strengthen the organization’s capacity
building.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

1. Skill Building: The cooperative can offer training programs and workshops to members of the network on plumbing techniques, maintenance, and water conservation practices. This helps in enhancing the skill set of individuals within the network.

2. Empowerment of Women: As a women-led cooperative, it can advocate for gender equality and women's empowerment within the civil society networks. By sharing their success stories and challenges faced in the male-dominated field of plumbing, they can inspire other women to pursue non-traditional careers.

3. Community Outreach: The cooperative can engage in community outreach programs in collaboration with the civil society networks to provide plumbing services to marginalized communities. This could involve offering discounted or pro-bono services to low-income households or participating in water sanitation projects in rural areas.

4. Environmental Sustainability: Given the importance of water conservation and environmental sustainability, the cooperative can contribute by promoting eco-friendly plumbing practices. This includes advocating for the use of water-saving fixtures and technologies, as well as educating communities on the importance of efficient water management.

5. Policy Advocacy: The cooperative can actively engage in policy advocacy efforts within the civil society networks to influence legislation and regulations related to plumbing standards, licensing, and gender equality in the workforce. They can provide valuable insights based on their on-the-ground experiences.

Overall, the Wise Women Plumbers Cooperative has the potential to make significant contributions to the ALF National Civil Society Networks in Jordan by leveraging their expertise, promoting gender equality, and advocating for sustainable water management practices.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

Joining the ALF Network presents a valuable opportunity to collaborate with like-minded individuals and organizations committed to fostering positive social change and cross-cultural dialogue. Here are some reasons why WWPC is interested in joining the ALF Network:

1. Networking: Being part of the ALF Network provides access to a diverse community of professionals, activists, and organizations working across various sectors and regions. This networking opportunity allows for collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and the exchange of innovative ideas.

2. Learning and Growth: The ALF Network offers a platform for continuous learning and professional development. Through participation in workshops, seminars, and conferences, I can expand my knowledge, gain new insights, and enhance my skills in areas such as intercultural communication, conflict resolution, and community development.

3. Impactful Projects: The ALF Network facilitates the implementation of impactful projects and initiatives aimed at addressing pressing social, economic, and environmental challenges. By joining the network, I can contribute my expertise and passion to collaborative projects that make a meaningful difference in people's lives.

4. Cross-Cultural Understanding: One of the core principles of the ALF Network is promoting intercultural dialogue and understanding. By engaging with individuals from diverse backgrounds and perspectives, I can broaden my understanding of different cultures, traditions, and worldviews, fostering mutual respect and empathy.

5. Advocacy and Advocacy: Through the ALF Network, I can amplify my voice and advocate for important causes and issues that are aligned with the network's values and objectives. Whether it's advocating for human rights, environmental sustainability, or social justice, the network provides a platform to effect positive change on a broader scale.

We are motivated to join the ALF Network because of the opportunities it offers for networking, learning, collaboration, and advocacy, all of which are essential for creating a more inclusive, equitable, and peaceful world.

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Contact (1) Full Name

Tahani AL Shatti

Job Title

CEO

Head of the organisation

Tahani AL Shatti

Contact (2) Full Name

Sara Shannag

Job Title (2)

Operational advisor

Workshop on "Policy Analysis & Recommendations on Short-Lived Climate Pollutant Mitigation"

As part of the "Jordan – Deliver Policy Analysis And Recommendations On SLCP Mitigation" project, Climate Action Network of Jordan organized a productive consultation workshop on January 7th 2024. The workshop brought together over 40 stakeholders serving as focal points for their respective organizations.

The collaboration, funded by Climate & Clean Air Coalition (CCAC), is dedicated to benefitting the Jordan Ministry of Environment. The ultimate goal is to identify priority measures for Short-Lived Climate Pollutant (SLCP) mitigation, crucial for Jordan's revised Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC).