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At the Arab Impact Summit 2026 in Amman, Green Forward brought together its Jordanian and Palestinian partners, CEESI Jordan–JCI and Flow Accelerator, alongside BSOs from both countries to connect and exchange experiences.
Through group discussions and peer exchange, participants shared approaches to supporting businesses, explored common priorities such as green finance, the circular economy and green skills, and identified opportunities for joint activities, knowledge exchange and referrals.
The session reflects what sits at the core of Green Forward: local partners connecting across borders, learning from one another and building on their respective strengths to create stronger green ecosystems and opportunities for collaboration.
The Green Forward programme is funded by the European Union and implemented at the meso level by SPARK and CEESI-JCI in Jordan and Flow Accelerator in Palestine to foster a green and circular economy (GCE) in the Southern Neighbourhood Region.
Through group discussions and peer exchange, participants shared approaches to supporting businesses, explored common priorities such as green finance, the circular economy and green skills, and identified opportunities for joint activities, knowledge exchange and referrals.
The session reflects what sits at the core of Green Forward: local partners connecting across borders, learning from one another and building on their respective strengths to create stronger green ecosystems and opportunities for collaboration.
The Green Forward programme is funded by the European Union and implemented at the meso level by SPARK and CEESI-JCI in Jordan and Flow Accelerator in Palestine to foster a green and circular economy (GCE) in the Southern Neighbourhood Region.
At the Arab Impact Summit 2026 in Amman, Green Forward brought together its Jordanian and Palestinian partners, CEESI Jordan–JCI and Flow Accelerator, alongside BSOs from both countries to connect and exchange experiences.
Through group discussions and peer exchange, participants shared approaches to supporting businesses, explored common priorities such as green finance, the circular economy and green skills, and identified opportunities for joint activities, knowledge exchange and referrals.
The session reflects what sits at the core of Green Forward: local partners connecting across borders, learning from one another and building on their respective strengths to create stronger green ecosystems and opportunities for collaboration.
The Green Forward programme is funded by the European Union and implemented at the meso level by SPARK and CEESI-JCI in Jordan and Flow Accelerator in Palestine to foster a green and circular economy (GCE) in the Southern Neighbourhood Region.
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