Jordan Ardi program assists 174,000 people
The article focused on the World Bank report regarding the implementation of the "Ardi" program in Jordan, which aims to enhance the resilience of the agricultural sector against climate challenges. The report showed that the program has helped more than 111,500 farmers to cope with climate risks and provided agricultural services and assets to 63,812 farmers. Additionally, it has developed the capacity to harvest and store rainwater, with more than 2.24 million cubic meters collected so far. Over 3,300 farmers have been trained in smart farming techniques, and approximately 852,000 drought-resistant seedlings have been distributed. However, many indicators still fall short of the final targets set for 2030. The program continues until 2030 with over $241 million in funding, focusing on water harvesting improvements and farmer training, but it still faces significant risks in achieving its development goals.
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