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وكالة الانباء الاردنية
Baladiyti convoy presents Citizens' Local Law priorities
The article discussed the findings of a study conducted by the "Baladiyeti" convoy regarding citizens’ perceptions and priorities in Jordan concerning the Local Administration Law for 2026. The study revealed a trend toward a more community-centered local management model, emphasizing transparency, participation, and accountability in decision-making, as well as supporting the developmental and economic roles of municipalities. The study recommended institutionalizing community engagement, adopting fair criteria for distributing projects, linking municipal authorities to stronger governance mechanisms, establishing measurable performance indicators, and promoting the participation of youth, women, and people with disabilities. The study involved 2,136 participants from 12 governorates and concluded that the results reflect the orientations of the participants but cannot be statistically generalized to all of Jordan’s population. The findings aim to provide inputs for policymakers in the discussions surrounding the draft law, to foster the development of transparent and effective local governance.
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