Are you a young entrepreneur in Jordan with a small project or a promising idea?
Partners for Good invites youth to join the Entrepreneurship & Small Projects Track, part of the EU-funded project “Integrated Skills Development for Youth, Women, and Syrian Refugees in Jordan,” implemented in partnership with Enabel.

This track aims to support employment and self-employment for youth by empowering entrepreneurial ideas and small businesses across the targeted governorates.

What it offers:

• Participation in an introductory session about the project and upcoming activities.

• A full overview of the Entrepreneurship & Small Projects Track and how it supports early-stage businesses.

• Guidance on how to join the program through the Darb Platform, Jordan’s national entrepreneurship hub.

• Information on the financial funding competition available for winning projects.

Who should apply:

Young men and women aged 18–29, including:

• Jordanians and Syrian refugees

• Individuals with an existing small project or a feasible business idea

• Youth based in the targeted governorates: Irbid, Amman, Mafraq, Aqaba

Application Details:

• Participation is confirmed after reviewing applications.

• Priority is given to early submissions and those located in the targeted governorates.

• Applicants must meet the eligibility criteria outlined in the call.