Research, policy papers and practical guides, many of them sparked by questions communities asked us – from the Jordan Human Development Report 2004 to last year’s labour market study for Karak.
This is a working library, not an archive. It is there to help design better programmes, make a sharper case, and have better-informed conversations with partners and decision-makers.
Rural women: from beneficiaries to partners. Why rural Jordan’s future depends more on the links between people, institutions, knowledge, markets, water and land than on scattered projects – told through the women who stand where all of these meet.
DownloadHow we are turning our centres into places that notice and record change, and development reports from one-off publications into an ongoing conversation. It builds on the participatory approach of the Jordan Human Development Report 2004.
DownloadEvidence gathered by the centres, local committees and community dialogue, organised so that local priorities shape programmes, partnerships and public decisions.
Not currently available digitally — archive copy
Not currently available digitally — archive copy
Not currently available digitally — archive copy
