A group of women in a bright, professional vocational workshop operate industrial sewing machines and use tailoring tools to construct garments.

Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

Decent work country programme

The Decent Work Country Programme (DWCP) 2025–2027 sets out a shared roadmap between the Government of Jordan, employers’ and workers’ organizations, and the International Labour Organization (ILO) to advance decent work and social justice for all. Aligned with Jordan’s national priorities, international labours standard and the Sustainable Development Goals, the programme focuses on promoting inclusive green growth, expanding social protection and strengthening social dialogue and governance.

Technical Vocational Training: Participants master industrial sewing techniques in an ILO-supported garment production course to enhance market-relevant skills and economic participation. Amman, Jordan-16/10/2025 © ILO/ Ezzedine Al Natour
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Building on joint achievements to date, the DWCP aims to accelerate progress towards more inclusive, resilient and sustainable labour markets.
Through strong partnerships and a results-driven approach, the programme supports national priorities to create more and better jobs, enhance rights at work, and ensure that no one is left behind in Jordan’s development journey.

Delivering results for decent work

Delivering results for decent work

Key recent labour market results achieved by Jordan in partnership with the ILO.

The Decent Work Country Programme at a Glance

The Decent Work Country Programme at a Glance

Decent Work Country Programmes are the ILO’s programming instrument at the country level. They provide a framework that identifies the priorities of ILO constituents in a country and specifies the planned support of the Office to the achievement of r

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