Gender Responsive Humanitarian and Development Program

Tasks and Duties

Provide services to S/GBV survivors in safe spaces for Syrian refugees and vulnerable Jordanian women and girls, including psychosocial support services, awareness-raising sessions, vocational and life skills training, and informal education classes.
AWO provides services through its two service centers for women in the host communities (Governorates: Irbid, Mafraq).

The gender-responsive humanitarian and development program works through the following strategies and concepts:

Human development and development cooperation.
Human Rights-Based Approach and principles.
Localization
Social Cohesion
Peace Building
The Jordanian National Action Plan (JoNAP) for the Implementation of UN Security Council resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security 2022 – 2025.
Lobbying and Advocay

No Woman Left Behind. Gender-based violence and disability: turning vulnerability into Project duration: 15 months (April 2023- July 2024) Funded…

Strengthening resilience and empowering Jordanian women and Syrian refugees victims of gender-based violence in Jordan against COVID 19 The Arab…

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Improving the Comprehensive Protection System for Syrian and Jordanian Refugee Women Survivors of Gender-Based Violence and Those Affected by the…

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Call to Action Field Implementation (CAFI) The CAFI project has been designed in the aftermath of the implementation of the…