Category 02 · Public sector
The authorities that plan, contract, own and regulate public-private partnerships, the courts and correctional services, Jordan’s twelve governorates and municipalities, and the foreign missions that back them. Each of its 20 free organization guides shows one kind of organization how to launch a PPP program of its own, with six first steps.
The organization guides
Public sector
Your ministry or authority launches its own public-private partnership (PPP) program, with a research lab that runs small PPPs in parallel, an open door to direct proposals from the private sector and a pipeline of projects prepared for AI, robotics and tokenization.
Public sector
Your utility or company launches its own public-private partnership (PPP) program, with performance-based contracts for its networks and plants, a research lab that runs small PPPs in parallel and an open door to direct proposals from the private sector.
Public sector
Your institution launches a program to prepare Jordan’s markets for public-private partnership (PPP) finance, with a sandbox for tokenized notes, rules for project bonds and sukuk and a route to listing.
Public sector
Your institution launches a PPP program to build, finance and maintain housing, hospitals, training estates, depots and the energy and water of its bases as public-private partnerships (PPPs).
Public sector
Your institution launches a PPP program to build, finance and maintain courthouses, digital court services and correction and rehabilitation centers as public-private partnerships (PPPs).
Public sector
Your authority launches its own public-private partnership (PPP) program for the land, utilities, tourism and industrial estates of its region, with a lab for small PPPs and an open door to direct proposals.
Public sector
Your municipality launches a public-private partnership (PPP) program of small projects at city scale, in parking, street lighting, waste, markets, bus stations, parks, local roads and public buildings, prepared with AI, robotics and tokenization in mind.
Public sector
Your organization launches a PPP program that turns Amman’s share of Jordan’s $86 billion of projects into public-private partnerships (PPPs) it can prepare, bid for, build, finance or operate, starting with the capital it already works in.
Public sector
Your organization launches a PPP program that turns Zarqa’s share of Jordan’s $86 billion of projects into public-private partnerships (PPPs) it can prepare, bid for, build, finance or operate, starting with the factories, networks and towns it already works in.
Public sector
Your organization launches a PPP program that turns Irbid’s share of Jordan’s $86 billion of projects into public-private partnerships (PPPs) it can prepare, bid for, build, finance or operate, starting with the city and valley it already works in.
Public sector
Your organization launches a PPP program that turns Balqa’s share of Jordan’s $86 billion of projects into public-private partnerships (PPPs) it can prepare, bid for, build, finance or operate, starting with Salt, the valley and the Dead Sea coast.
Public sector
Your organization launches a PPP program that turns the projects around Madaba’s mosaics, holy sites, hot springs, farms and towns into public-private partnerships (PPPs) it can prepare, bid for, build, finance or operate, starting with the governorate it already works in.
Public sector
Your organization launches a PPP program that turns Mafraq’s share of Jordan’s $86 billion of projects into public-private partnerships (PPPs) it can prepare, bid for, build, finance or operate, starting with the land, sun and routes it already knows.
Public sector
Your organization launches a PPP program that turns the projects around Jerash’s heritage, tourism, farms, forest and towns into public-private partnerships (PPPs) it can prepare, bid for, build, finance or operate, starting with the governorate it already works in.
Public sector
Your organization launches a PPP program that turns the projects around Ajloun’s forests, heritage and towns into public-private partnerships (PPPs) it can prepare, bid for, build, finance or operate, starting with the tourism, farming and services it already works in.
Public sector
Your organization launches a PPP program that turns the projects around Karak’s mines, highways, heritage and farms into public-private partnerships (PPPs) it can prepare, bid for, build, finance or operate, starting with the governorate it already works in.
Public sector
Your organization launches a PPP program that turns the projects around Tafileh’s wind, minerals, nature and towns into public-private partnerships (PPPs) it can prepare, bid for, build, finance or operate, starting with the energy, mining and tourism it already works in.
Public sector
Your organization launches a PPP program that turns Ma’an’s solar, mining, transport and tourism projects into public-private partnerships (PPPs) it can prepare, bid for, build, finance or operate, starting with the governorate it already works in.
Public sector
Your organization launches a PPP program that turns Aqaba’s $46 billion of projects into public-private partnerships (PPPs) it can prepare, bid for, build, finance or operate, starting with the port, the zone and the city it already works in.
Public sector
Your embassy launches a Jordan PPP desk that brings your country’s companies, development funding and export credit to public-private partnership (PPP) projects, from the first feasibility study to the signed concession.
Why each one matters
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Contracting authorities decide which projects reach the market
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State-owned companies run the networks that every project connects to
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Market rules decide how much local capital reaches a PPP
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Defense and security institutions run large civil estates
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Justice and correctional institutions run large public estates
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Regional authorities hold the plan, the land and the licenses
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Municipalities run the services residents see every day
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Amman’s organizations can build the capital they work in
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Zarqa’s organizations can build the industry they work in
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Irbid’s organizations can build the north they work in
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Balqa’s organizations can build the places they work in
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Madaba’s organizations can build the place they work in
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Mafraq’s organizations can build the east they work in
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Jerash’s organizations can build the place they work in
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Ajloun’s organizations can build the place they work in
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Karak’s organizations can build the place they work in
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Tafileh’s organizations can build the place they work in
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Ma’an’s organizations can build the place they work in
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Aqaba’s organizations can build the city they work in
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Embassies turn bilateral relations into projects that last for decades
Download the organization guide (PDF)Sector guides
Jordan’s $86 billion is spread across 23 sectors. Each free sector guide lists every project in its sector and shows how to take part.
Oil, Gas and Power$15.1bnThe bridge fuels that keep the lights on while a new energy system is built.23 projects
Urban Development$12.8bnNew cities and renewed centers designed to run on intelligence.30 projects
Storage and Grids$1.4bnThe network that stores the sun and trades power across borders.25 projects
Circular Economy$189mWaste as the raw material of a self-renewing country.22 projects
Defense$10mThe factories, ranges and machines that protect everything else Jordan builds.9 projects
Tourism$13.8bnAncient places and new destinations in a world with more time to travel.56 projectsSingularity
Each guide sets out what artificial intelligence, robotics and tokenization change for its organization, and how small PPPs, research labs and direct proposals open the way.
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All 23 sector guides and all 96 organization guides in one free guide to Jordan’s $86 billion.
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