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Advocacy Brief: Growing Opportunities and Advancing Protection for Agriculture Workers

Publication Date: June 30, 2026
Topic(s): Livelihoods,Social Protection Policies
Geographies: Jordan
Source: Phenix Center For Economics And Informatics Studies
Format: Policy Paper / Thought Piece

An advocacy brief mapping opportunities to strengthen protection for workers in Jordan’s agricultural sector, calling for legislative and policy reforms to ensure decent work and comprehensive social protection, while highlighting the precarious and informal employment conditions prevalent in the sector.

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2026-06-30
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