Sanaubar, which is the Arabic name for the pine tree, is not just a name, it is the principle that we have taken to represent all of our actions and programs.
Our Vision, Mission, Values, and Goals
Our Vision
We envision a future where empowered youth, women, and refugees unite their strengths, knowledge, and experiences to implement innovative solutions to environmental and climate challenges. By transforming climate action into an opportunity for creating new jobs, we aim to build a greener and more resilient Jordan for generations to come.
Our Mission
To empower women, youth, and refugees economically and environmentally by providing them with the necessary knowledge and skills in sustainable and modern agricultural practices, to create job opportunities and improve the quality of life in vulnerable communities.
Our Values
Our values emphasize the necessity of cooperation between all segments of Jordanian society for the sake of Jordan’s future, the necessity of feeling responsible and committed, and the importance of ensuring human rights and obtaining opportunities regardless of origins or background.
Around 14% of the agricultural land in Jordan is cultivated by women.
Our Goals :
1-Enhancing Environmental Sustainability:
-Adopt sustainable agricultural methods that conserve resources and protect the environment.
– Organize community events such as tree planting and clean-up campaigns to promote environmental awareness and community participation.
2-Improving Food Security and Addressing Natural Disasters:
-Empower women in vulnerable communities to start small agricultural projects that reduce food insecurity.
3- Promoting Agricultural Culture Among Youth:
Attract youth to sustainable agriculture and green entrepreneurship through awareness programs and training.
4- Creating New Job Opportunities:
– Provide job opportunities in sustainable agriculture and green entrepreneurship.
-Empower women, youth, and refugees through training and support to establish and manage small agricultural projects.
5- Achieving Self-Sufficiency and Increasing Income:
-Enable vulnerable communities to produce crops that meet their daily needs.
– Transform agricultural products into marketable goods and increase income through local markets and electronic platforms.
6-Facilitating Consumer Access to Organic and Local Products:
Empower consumers to access plants, flowers, and local agricultural products through an electronic platform.
7-Improving the Quality of Life in Vulnerable Communities
– Work with healthcare providers to address the health impacts of climate change and promote the benefits of fresh, locally-grown produce.
8-Raising Awareness of Green Entrepreneurship:
– Launch awareness campaigns in collaboration with schools and NGOs to increase awareness of the importance of green entrepreneurship.
– Organize workshops and lectures on the benefits of sustainable agriculture and environmental entrepreneurship.
It is estimated that about 30-40% of farmers in Jordan have received training in the fields of agriculture and modern agricultural techniques. The percentage of women farmers who have received agricultural training is estimated at 35% of the total women working in agriculture in Jordan.
