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Scholar examines impacts of environmental change on communities

AMMAN โ€”ย  Connecting the dots between Bedouins in Jordan with post-colonial shifts and changes in the environment, visiting researcher at the Middle East University in Jordan, Olivia Mason, is embarking on a new project that explores the impacts of environmental change on Jordanโ€™s communities.ย โ€œI will do this by focusing on nature reserves and protected areas in Jordan, and
Wadi Rum Jordan General Al Azraq United States United Kingdom Olivia Mason

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Agreement signed to support farmers in rainwater harvesting

AMMAN โ€” Agriculture Minister Khalid Hneifat and United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) Representative Alberto Correia Mendes on Sunday signed an agreement meant to support farmers to dig wells for rainwater harvesting.ย  As per the agreement, 100 wells will be drilled in Ajloun, Mafraq and Karak through offering the owners of the wells some JD1,500, the Jordan News Agency,
Jordan General Al Azraq Khalid Hneifat Alberto Correia Mendes United Nations World Food Programme National Plan For Sustainable Agriculture

Agreement signed to support farmers in rainwater harvesting

AMMAN โ€” Agriculture Minister Khalid Hneifat and United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) Representative Alberto Correia Mendes on Sunday signed an agreement meant to support farmers to dig wells for rainwater harvesting.ย  As per the agreement, 100 wells will be drilled in Ajloun, Mafraq and Karak through offering the owners of the wells some JD1,500, the Jordan News Agency,
Jordan General Al Azraq Khalid Hneifat Alberto Correia Mendes United Nations World Food Programme National Plan For Sustainable Agriculture

Japan grants $764,211 to WVJ to support equitable access to education in Irbid

AMMAN โ€” The Japanese government granted $764,211 to World Vision Japan (WVJ), a Japanese NGO, to support education for vulnerable children in Irbid.ย The grant contract was signed on Tuesday by Shimazaki Kaoru, Japanese ambassador to the Kingdom and WVJ project manager, Matsuzaki Sayo, according to an embassy statement.The grant aims to improve the educational environment for
Al Azraq Jordan General Shimazaki Kaoru Matsuzaki Sayo World Vision Japan

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