Britain grants Jordan 2.85M pounds
The United Kingdom announced a financial contribution of £2.85 million to support UNICEF's program in Jordan, aimed at funding education for approximately 20,000 refugee children and marginalized youth in the Azraq, Zaatari, and Halaweh camps until August 2029. The funding seeks to provide safe and inclusive learning environments, improve literacy and numeracy skills, establish an early detection system for children at risk of dropout, and offer psychological and social support. It also aims to enhance remedial education programs and adapt educational materials to meet the needs of children with disabilities and learning difficulties. This partnership is part of the UK government's efforts to support education and promote sustainable reforms in Jordan's education sector through 2030.
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