Jordan reports 42,000 illegal waste cases
The report focused on Jordan's efforts to improve waste management and promote environmental sustainability within the framework of the Economic Modernization Vision 2026-2029. During the first half of the year, 42,078 violations of illegal waste dumping were recorded, along with the implementation of 1,300 cleanup campaigns, and the sorting of 1,390 tons of waste. Projects were also launched to support green industries, develop blue and circular economy centers in Aqaba, improve water use efficiency in agriculture, and train over 3,700 students on climate change adaptation. Awareness programs were carried out, waste recycling initiatives from the commercial sector were implemented, and the infrastructure for transfer stations was developed. Additionally, efforts were made to enhance the capacity of national industries for low-carbon export. The outcomes include environmental improvement and pollution reduction, with a focus on building community and technical capacities to support sustainable growth in the kingdom.
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