Jordan
Jordan hosts around 750,000 registered Syrian refugees, in addition to over 370,000 registered Palestinian refugees. They are living in a precarious situation, with no stable future prospects. In addition, children, who make up 40% of the total population, are threatened by early school dropout, child labour and early marriage. Tdh activities focus on helping the refugee population and the host communities through providing fair access to child protection services. We also work towards the implementation of restorative justice for children in conflict with the law and in contact with the justice system.
What we do
Child protection

Access to justice

Key projects
Jordan: helping children to be children again
Terre des hommes in Jordan
Beneficiaries in 2021
13,391 people
Expatriate staff / National staff
2 / 31
Budget 2021
CHF 2,275,000.-
Where we work
Supported by
Partenaires financiers

Swiss development cooperation: As the Swiss government's centre of competence for international cooperation, the SDC is responsible for development cooperation with the South and East, multilateral cooperation and Switzerland's humanitarian aid.
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OCHA contributes to principled and effective humanitarian response through coordination, advocacy, policy, information management and humanitarian financing tools and services.
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The European Commission’s Humanitarian Aid department (ECHO) funds relief operations for victims of natural disasters and conflicts outside of the European Union.
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Partenaires financiers

AECID's objective is to fight poverty by promoting, managing and implementing public policies of international development cooperation, aimed at both the fight against poverty and the achievement of sustainable human progress in developing countries.
www.aecid.en
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https://www.daphealth.org/