Jordan Response Plan receives only 10pct of total 2022 financing requirements

Home Jordan News Jordan Response Plan receives only 10pct of total 2022 financing requirements Jordan Response Plan receives only 10pct of total 2022 financing requirements 04-07-2022 11:47 AM Ammon News - Only $235 million, or 10.3 percent, of the Jordan Response Plan for the Syria Crisis's (JRP) $2.28 billion funding requirements for 2022 were met, according to figures by the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation. As a result, the plan remains largely unfunded, with a $2.045 billion deficit, or 89.7 percent of the total amount of the required financing. Of the $235 million already secured, $83.4 million went to support Syrian refugees, while about $59.9 million was set aside to host communities. In addition, $4.7 million was allocated to coronavirus pandemic response efforts, while $86.9 million was made available to infrastructure and institutional capacity building. There were no funds received by the state treasury. It's worth noting that only $744.4 million, or 30.6 percent, of the same plan for 2021 was funded, leaving a $1.687 billion, or 69.4 percent, deficit.

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Jordan Response Plan receives only 10pct of total 2022 financing requirements

04-07-2022 11:47 AM

Ammon News - Only $235 million, or 10.3 percent, of the Jordan Response Plan for the Syria Crisis's (JRP) $2.28 billion funding requirements for 2022 were met, according to figures by the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation.

As a result, the plan remains largely unfunded, with a $2.045 billion deficit, or 89.7 percent of the total amount of the required financing.

Of the $235 million already secured, $83.4 million went to support Syrian refugees, while about $59.9 million was set aside to host communities.

In addition, $4.7 million was allocated to coronavirus pandemic response efforts, while $86.9 million was made available to infrastructure and institutional capacity building. There were no funds received by the state treasury.

It's worth noting that only $744.4 million, or 30.6 percent, of the same plan for 2021 was funded, leaving a $1.687 billion, or 69.4 percent, deficit.

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