
Jordan
BDC, is a Jordanian non-profit dedicated to fostering lasting jobs creation and enterprise development in Jordan and the Arab Region, Founded by H.E. Mr. Nayef Stetieh in 2004. As a national and regional resource, BDC has been on the forefront of various successful multi-million-dinar development projects and works where BDC take into consideration the SDGs.
Since its establishment, BDC has provided training, learning and mentorship, building partnership with private and public , and technical assistance services. BDC’s products and services are grounded by human-centered solutions, tangible impact, and sustainability.

Maharat (Skills for Employment) program focuses on developing young people’s personalities, enhancing their self-confidence, and improving their employability. It helps them build clear career paths by equipping them them with essential personal and professional skills required by the labor market.
The National Self-Employment Program for SMEs, “Inhad,” supported by UNICEF and implemented in partnership with the Central Bank of Jordan, Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation (Irada Program), Banks Association in Jordan, and Jordan Loan Guarantee Corporation (JLGC)…
STEP project aims to improve the employability of young graduates by creating a strong, demand-driven link between the labour market, universities, and youth. The project begins with a targeted market assessment, to identify current skills gaps, employer needs, and internship opportunities.
Azem project has been developed as an emergency response, aiming at empowering local communities and strongly oriented towards long-term sustainability. By engaging with CBOs, MSEs and HBBs owners, Azem is choosing active local community members, who play a crucial role in the search for durable solutions…
The “Rollout of Job Search Clubs Programme” aims to introduce the innovative methodology of Job Clubs to address unemployment among youth. These clubs provide intensive job search support over a two-week club. The project targets 500 young job seekers, including Jordanian, Syrian refugees,
The Tariqi Project is dedicated to empowering Jordanian youth by enhancing their competitiveness and employability in various sectors that align with current labor market demands.
Our mission is to equip young Jordanians with essential soft skills, technical skills

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