Jordan-Germany Deal for Containers
The West Irbid Municipality and the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) signed two agreements totaling €919,000 under the Green Services for Cash Program. The agreements aim to produce waste containers, develop the municipal factory, and create employment opportunities for the local community. The first agreement, valued at €315,000, involves manufacturing 900 waste containers locally and employing 20 blacksmiths for three months, with the goal of enhancing local cleanliness and providing jobs for craftsmen. The second agreement, worth €604,000, is designed to operate 60 workers in rotational shifts, each lasting three months over a period of 16 months, to increase employment opportunities in the community and improve environmental services. The municipal factory produces containers for several other municipalities and has received visits from German delegations to follow up on the project. These agreements reflect confidence in the municipality's ability to implement and manage projects efficiently and transparently, demonstrating its commitment to improving environmental services and creating diverse employment opportunities in the region.
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