Children and the cycle of dropout, joblessness, and poverty
Jordan is suffering from high rates of school dropout, as poverty and economic pressures are leading many children to leave school, with some being pushed into early labor. Data indicates that approximately 70% of working children in Irbid are out of formal education, and over 11,700 students dropped out of school in a single academic year, risking the perpetuation of the cycle of poverty and social instability. The issue touches on economic and social aspects, requiring a comprehensive strategy to strengthen education, social protection, and rebuild trust in their value.
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