42,000 Illegal Waste Dumping Cases in H1 2026
The report focused on Jordan's achievements in the first half of 2026 within the framework of the Vision for Economic Modernization strategy, particularly in areas such as pollution reduction, waste management, and climate change adaptation. A total of 42,078 violations related to illegal waste dumping were recorded, along with the implementation of 1,300 cleanup campaigns and the sorting of 1,390 tons of waste. Additionally, the Blue Economy Innovation Center was inaugurated in Aqaba to support marine industries and attract sustainable investments, as well as to develop a circular economy strategy and reduce the carbon footprint. In terms of climate change adaptation, over 3,700 students received training, water management in agriculture was improved, and meteorological capabilities were enhanced. These efforts contributed to increasing the resilience of local communities and their ability to respond to climate-related disasters, through awareness programs and regulatory measures to reduce the use of single-use plastics. Regarding waste management, recycling and reuse projects were expanded, the East Amman Waste Management Plant was developed, and initiatives for marine conservation and structural designs for marine research centers were launched. Furthermore, support was provided to domestic industries to transition toward low-carbon production, with companies trained in green practices and the legislative framework for electric batteries being developed. Overall, these achievements highlight Jordan’s commitment to environmental sustainability, improving ecological performance, and developing green economies—responding to climate change challenges and striving for sustainable development.
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