World Bank: Jordan hits 20 of 44 reform targets
Jordan has made progress in implementing its economic and climate reform program funded with $1.35 billion. To date, 20 out of 44 targets have been achieved, aimed at enhancing transparency, reducing carbon emissions, improving the business environment, and increasing green financing. Notable achievements include reducing emissions by over 7.8 million tons of CO₂ equivalent, documenting 25% of private sector financing, issuing a national report on green activities, streamlining sector licenses, and improving the management of public investments and government services. Despite these advancements, challenges remain in completing some outcomes before the program’s closure in June 2028. As a result, there is a move to review the targets and restructure certain components of the program to boost implementation.
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