PPP Projects Registered in the National Registry of Public Investment Projects - Public–Private Partnership Unit

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PPP Projects Registered in the National Registry of Public Investment Projects

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Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Project- Phase 1
The BRT project between the cities of Amman and Zarqa and within the city of Amman, includes the operation of fast-frequency buses that operate on exclusive and separate tracks that have been completely constructed. The project includes two partnership contracts (the first one is the bus purchase, operation, management and maintenance, and the second one is the management and operation of the ITS system and fare collection).

The National Broadband Network Project (NBN)
Leasing, marketing, managing, operating, and expanding a fiber optic network that will support the digital transformation process in the education, health, and government sectors by connecting it to a broadband network throughout Jordan with the ability to connect to other regional networks.

King Hussein Bridge Land Border Crossing Terminal Project
The project seeks to increase the flow of passengers and commodities between Jordan and the West Bank as part of strategically positioning Jordan as a logistics trade hub in the region.

The Construction and Development of (14) Public Schools Project
GOJ aims to conduct a pilot project comprising the design, build, finance, operate, maintain, and transfer of 14 schools under a PPP model, with the aim to replicate the approach in phases across the country. All the pedagogical components will remain under the Ministry of Education.

Non-Revenue Water Project (NRW)
The project aims to reduce the annual water losses from 35 million cubic meters to approximately 15 million cubic meters in the areas that are under the authority of Miyahuna (Marka, Sahab, Abu Alanda, Qweismeh, Yadoudeh, Al-Taj, Al-Joufeh, Al-Hizam, Al-Nasr, Ashrafieh, Al-Qala’a, Marj Al-Hamam, Na’our). This project is expected to serve about 212,000 consumers (30% of Amman’s population). Thus, by implementing this project, approximately 20 million cubic meters of water will be saved annually in the above-mentioned areas.

Sustainable Road Financing through Road User Charges
Financing, constructing, rehabilitating, maintaining, and operating development corridors and ring roads (9 roads) in return for usage fees for these development roads and corridors. Four of these roads will be implemented in the first stage.

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