World Bank: Jordan's Social Program Ahead of Goal

The article aims to clarify the progress of the "Flexible and Sustainable Social Protection Program in Jordan," which was launched in May 2025. The program seeks to enhance the effectiveness and sustainability of the social protection system for the poor and vulnerable groups. Preliminary results show that the program has exceeded its targets in several indicators, with the number of beneficiaries of non-cash services reaching around 59,000 people by June 2026, compared to a final goal of 20,000 by March 2029. Additionally, there has been a significant increase in the number of women and youth benefiting from the program. The productive inclusion and economic empowerment programs have also delivered better-than-expected results, including an increase in the number of licensed social specialists and beneficiaries of cash transfers. The amount of funds disbursed so far is $151.2 million out of $400 million, with notable progress in implementing activities, and expectations are set to update the goals in the upcoming fiscal year. The findings indicate that the program is proceeding satisfactorily, strengthening the capacity to deliver social protection services and achieve economic empowerment for the targeted groups.

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