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Making Soap Gives Refugee Women a Fresh Start in Jordan

Syrian and Palestinian refugee women in Jordan are finding economic independence and the comfort of community as they keep alive the traditional craft of soap making.

▻https://www.newsdeeply.com/womenandgirls/articles/2017/05/30/making-soap-gives-refugee-women-a-fresh-start-in-jordan
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Can Jordan get a million Syrians into work?

Women are at forefront of economic experiment in Jordan to find work for Syrians fleeing war

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Can Jordan and Lebanon create jobs for refugees?

In September 2015, the president of the World Bank, Jim Yong Kim, King Abdullah of Jordan and David Cameron, then Prime Minister of the UK, met to discuss the so called Compact Model, to create jobs for refugees in Jordan. The Jordan Compact was agreed in early 2016 and a similar, but smaller scale Lebanon Compact followed.
Was the Compact Model the win-win solution everyone has been waiting for? In this episode I talk to journalists Daniel Howden and Charlotte Alfred at Refugees Deeply. They have investigated the impact of the Compact Models in Jordan and Lebanon and found that what was meant to work in certain ways on paper, turned out quite differently in practice.

▻https://soundcloud.com/user-223351495/can-jordan-and-lebanon-create-jobs-for-refugees

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