Third year of “Women in Dialogue” –programme gathering Syrian and Jordanian women from Mafraq governorate vulnerable villages was completed in excitement, as our partner CBOs from each village finalized their workplans to address some of the persisting social problems in each community. The workplans became as a result of vigorous community needs assessments conducted by CBOs with the support of Future Pioneers-Hanns Seidel Foundation project...
Learn MoreRadicalization is a psychosocial process that can happen to anyone if conditions permitting. This was discovered during the “Euro-Mediterranean Youth Moot to Combat Extremism”, organized in May 2016 in Amman, Wadi Rum and Aqaba featuring participants from Italy, Sweden, and Irbid and Mafraq governorates from Jordan. It challenged participants to understand the psychosocial process through which radicalization occurs in certain conditions, and consequently find ways...
Learn MoreFuture Pioneers for Empowering Communities (FPEC) is currently the only organization representing the local civil society sector in the Jordan Syria Response Plan 2016-2018 WASH (water, sanitation and hygiene) Task Force, initiated by the Jordan Ministry of Planning in response to the urgent needs of hosting communities due to the Syrian crisis.
Learn MoreFPEC’s added value lies in its capacity to plan and implement large-scale community development projects in a wide range of topics while effectively utilizing the potential existing in these communities as it is clear in its large Waste Management Projects that engage the community and empower women.
Learn MoreINNOMED-UP Mediterranean cities face the issue of overwhelming waste production demanding effective and urgent actions. Circular economy principles may offer a solution to this problem. As it is generally recognized that Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs) produce a noticeable percentage of waste in city centers, their involvement in circular economy schemes is of great importance. Although there are disparities between cities in the North and...
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Future Pioneers for Empowering Communities (FPEC) is a Jordan-based non-profit organization specialized in community development with a focus on women, youth and marginalized groups.
“At Future Pioneers we make long-term investments in most-in-need local people, enabling them to become change-makers in their own lives and build sustainable futures for all.”
Future Pioneers for Empowering Communities’ Members in the Environmental and Educational Fields (FPEC) is a Jordan-based non-profit organization. We are specialized in community empowerment through poverty reduction, community building, capacity development, awareness raising, and support to small and medium sized enterprises in the educational, environmental and social fields.
Read MoreJordan is facing difficult time economically with high unemployment rates in particular among women and young people in rural areas...
The effects of climate change hit Jordan hard due to its geographical location in a mostly deserted land area, and...
Jordan is the world’s 4th poorest country in terms of water resources with an average availability of 120 cubic meters...
The arrival of more than 2 million Syrian refugees to the neighboring Jordan has caused a dire impact on the...
Civic engagement and citizen participation of women, youth and marginalized groups is crucial for the democratic reform processes currently underway...
About 20 per cent of Jordanians live in remote rural communities, and approximately 19 per cent of rural population in...
Our principle is to work in local communities that are out of stream of services and receive minor or no...
The ‘Archaeology into Business in Faynan (ABIF)’ project is designed to directly address community needs in Faynan by developing a...
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Future Pioneers for Empowering Communities (FPEC); Jordanian partner of the INNOMED-UP project, invites potential interested candidates to submit a proposal for...
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Acronym: INNOMED-UP Full title: Promoting UPcycling in Circular Economy through INNovation and education for creative industries in MEDiterranean cities Thematic...
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Third year of “Women in Dialogue” –programme gathering Syrian and Jordanian women from Mafraq governorate vulnerable village was completed in...
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“Euro-Mediterranean Youth Moot to Combat Extremism” was organized on 4th–8th May 2016 in Amman, Wadi Rum and Aqaba featuring participants...
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Desk review conducted in the framework of ’Protecting Human Rights of Migrant Workers’ –project in Jordan reveals significant gaps in...
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