Gender equality and disability inclusion
EIIP Workshop on the Labor-Intensive Project with Municipalities in Jordan
In preparation of phase VI Employment Intensive Investment Program EIIP, ILO in Jordan in coordination with Ministry of Local Administration MOLA organised a Orientation workshop for 31 municipalities. The Project funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) through German Development Bank (KfW) will create 112,500 paid decent work-days for 1,250 Jordanians and Syrians in the northern and middle municipalities in Jordan.
The orientation workshop aims to introduce the project to the interested municipalities with EIIP project and implementation procedures, requirements that will be implemented under EIIP Project.
Engineer Basel Al Saydeh Director of Solid Waste Management Department ,on Behalf of His Excellency Engineer Hussein Muhaidat Secretary General of Ministry of Local Administration Opened the workshop with his remarks:.
This Project is a continuous collaboration between the ILO and the Ministry with aims to help the government in implementing projects that focus on green jobs and municipality projects that will benefit the local communities and will provide decent paid jobs for more than 1,250 beneficiaries including women and workers with disabilities as part of inclusion efforts and women empowerment"
Engineer Shailendra Jha Kumar the ILO EIIP Project CTA,” assured that this project will focus on sub projects contributing to sustainable development and will help in providing decent paid job that ILO is calling for. In addition, the project will also provide capacity building support to Ministry and the municipalities as a part of the capacity building efforts that ILO is focusing on”.


The Ministry of Local Administration MOLA budget is around euros 7 million, which is part of a generous funding by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development BMZ through KfW German Development Bank

The project is inclusive for Jordanian, Syrians , Men and Women and Persons with disability.
