Housing Bank Continues its Support for Dar Abu Abdullah’s Hydroponic Project
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Housing Bank has renewed its support for the
hydroponic farming project, one of Dar Abu Abdullah’s flagship initiatives.
The
project empowers beneficiaries to build better futures by achieving sustainable
lives, increasing agricultural productivity, and promoting environmentally
friendly practices.
This support reflects the strong, ongoing
partnership between Housing Bank and Dar Abu Abdullah, which emerges as an
extension of Tkiyet Um Ali’s efforts towards a nation free from hunger and
poverty. It also aligns with the goals of the bank’s social responsibility
program, Imkan by Iskan, which focuses on social empowerment and improving
living standards through support for impactful civil society initiatives.
Through this partnership, Housing Bank is
funding a full agricultural cycle for nine greenhouses at Bab Amman farm in
Jerash, covering all stages of the cycle—from agricultural inputs such as
seeds, seedlings, fertilizers, and pesticides, to operational expenses like
irrigation, electricity, and maintenance. Additionally, the Bank’s support
includes comprehensive training and consultancy services in agriculture and
financial management, as well as logistical and marketing assistance.
These
efforts aim to ensure the project’s long-term success and maximize its benefits
for participating families, selected from Tkiyet Um Ali’s comprehensive
household database.
Founded by Her Royal Highness Princess Haya
Bint Al Hussein, Chairperson of the Board of Directors, Dar Abu Abdullah is a
non-profit, non-governmental organization that plays a crucial role in
addressing the root causes of food insecurity in Jordan.
It is named in honor
of His Late Majesty King Hussein Bin Talal, who firmly believed that people are
most valuable.
The organization was founded to empower, upskill, and enable
individuals to achieve sustainable self-sufficiency by utilizing Tkiyet Um
Ali’s database to select the most vulnerable members of the community.
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Housing Bank has renewed its support for the
hydroponic farming project, one of Dar Abu Abdullah’s flagship initiatives.
The project empowers beneficiaries to build better futures by achieving sustainable lives, increasing agricultural productivity, and promoting environmentally friendly practices.
This support reflects the strong, ongoing partnership between Housing Bank and Dar Abu Abdullah, which emerges as an extension of Tkiyet Um Ali’s efforts towards a nation free from hunger and poverty. It also aligns with the goals of the bank’s social responsibility program, Imkan by Iskan, which focuses on social empowerment and improving living standards through support for impactful civil society initiatives.
Through this partnership, Housing Bank is funding a full agricultural cycle for nine greenhouses at Bab Amman farm in Jerash, covering all stages of the cycle—from agricultural inputs such as seeds, seedlings, fertilizers, and pesticides, to operational expenses like irrigation, electricity, and maintenance. Additionally, the Bank’s support includes comprehensive training and consultancy services in agriculture and financial management, as well as logistical and marketing assistance.
These efforts aim to ensure the project’s long-term success and maximize its benefits for participating families, selected from Tkiyet Um Ali’s comprehensive household database.
Founded by Her Royal Highness Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein, Chairperson of the Board of Directors, Dar Abu Abdullah is a non-profit, non-governmental organization that plays a crucial role in addressing the root causes of food insecurity in Jordan.
It is named in honor of His Late Majesty King Hussein Bin Talal, who firmly believed that people are most valuable.
The organization was founded to empower, upskill, and enable individuals to achieve sustainable self-sufficiency by utilizing Tkiyet Um Ali’s database to select the most vulnerable members of the community.
The project empowers beneficiaries to build better futures by achieving sustainable lives, increasing agricultural productivity, and promoting environmentally friendly practices.
This support reflects the strong, ongoing partnership between Housing Bank and Dar Abu Abdullah, which emerges as an extension of Tkiyet Um Ali’s efforts towards a nation free from hunger and poverty. It also aligns with the goals of the bank’s social responsibility program, Imkan by Iskan, which focuses on social empowerment and improving living standards through support for impactful civil society initiatives.
Through this partnership, Housing Bank is funding a full agricultural cycle for nine greenhouses at Bab Amman farm in Jerash, covering all stages of the cycle—from agricultural inputs such as seeds, seedlings, fertilizers, and pesticides, to operational expenses like irrigation, electricity, and maintenance. Additionally, the Bank’s support includes comprehensive training and consultancy services in agriculture and financial management, as well as logistical and marketing assistance.
These efforts aim to ensure the project’s long-term success and maximize its benefits for participating families, selected from Tkiyet Um Ali’s comprehensive household database.
Founded by Her Royal Highness Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein, Chairperson of the Board of Directors, Dar Abu Abdullah is a non-profit, non-governmental organization that plays a crucial role in addressing the root causes of food insecurity in Jordan.
It is named in honor of His Late Majesty King Hussein Bin Talal, who firmly believed that people are most valuable.
The organization was founded to empower, upskill, and enable individuals to achieve sustainable self-sufficiency by utilizing Tkiyet Um Ali’s database to select the most vulnerable members of the community.
