A recent World Bank report revealed that Jordan has achieved one third of the objectives of the Jordan Inclusive, Transparent and Climate Responsive Investments Program for Results after four years of implementation, reflecting an increase of six percentage points over the past six months. The program, with a total value of USD 900 million comprising USD 500 million as the initial loan and USD 400 million in additional financing, aims to promote investment in climate responsive projects, improve the business environment and enhance transparency in public investment management. As of July 28, 2025, a total of USD 500.16 million had been disbursed.

The World Bank has confirmed that Jordan has achieved 17 percent progress in the implementation of its People-Centric Digital Government Program during the first six months since its launch on March 26, 2024. The program, which will continue through June 2028, aims to enhance the delivery of digital public services, promote inclusivity, and improve institutional performance.

As part of the Government of Jordan’s ongoing efforts to enhance women’s participation in the labor market and in alignment with the national agenda for women’s economic empowerment, the World Bank, in close coordination with the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation (MoPIC) – Reform Secretariat, and the Ministry of Social Development (MoSD), held a consultative session on Monday, August 4, 2025.

As part of efforts to advance inclusive and climate-responsive investments in Jordan’s tourism sector, the government is developing site management plans for key heritage locations, with support from the Jordan Growth Multi-Donor Trust Fund under the Program-for-Results on Inclusive, Transparent, and Climate-Responsive Investments. On 22 July 2025, a field visit was conducted to the Amman Citadel, one of the pilot sites.

The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities and the Department of Antiquities, in coordination with the Reform Secretariat at the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation, held two consultation sessions with hotel sector representatives on July 17 and 21, 2025 to discuss a draft of updated national hotel classification standards. The goal is to raise service quality and promote investment in the tourism sector.

The Reform Secretariat at the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation held the first meeting of the government working group responsible for drafting the instructions for the Good Regulatory Practices and Impact Assessment Bylaw, in collaboration with the Regulatory Impact Assessment Unit at the Prime Ministry, and with the participation of relevant entities, including the Legislation and Opinion Bureau, the Ministry of Environment, the Ministry of Social Development, the Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship, and the Ministry of Finance. This effort is based on Article (5) of the bylaw approved by the Cabinet earlier this year.

The Reform Secretariat at the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation, in partnership with the World Bank and in collaboration with the Ministry of Transport and the Land Transport Regulatory Commission (LTRC), convened a stakeholders’ consultation session on Thursday, 19 June, to discuss Jordan’s current design standards and guidelines for public transport infrastructure, including bus stops.