In formal organizational terms, civil society in Jordan remains a relatively recent concept. The newness of Jordanian civil society is reflected both in the limited reach and depth that define the sector as well as in the limited understanding of the role of civil society within broader Jordanian society.
As sub-contractor to The Services Group (TSG), now AECOM, TMG provided expertise in the area of monitoring and evaluation for the Aquaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA) in their efforts to develop local business and improve the well-being of local citizens by delivering regulatory, inspection, enforcement, planning policy formulation, and municipal services to clients.
In the early 2000s, USAID sought to promote participatory democracy and reinvigorate the economy of Serbia following an extended period of war, economic hardship, and international isolation.
The Ronald H Brown (RHB) Series seeks to educate, inform, and engage the American public on critical challenges, issues, and concerns facing Africa and promote a proactive and sustainable US-African foreign policy agenda
TMG provided logistics support for the Ethiopian Diaspora Peace Promotion Meetings at San Diego, U.S.A. on May 6-7, 2011. Ronald H. Brown Series.
TMG conducted an end-of-product evaluation of the NetMark Plus (NM+) Program in Ethiopia.
TMG conducted over a four week period an evaluation that consisted of document review, meetings, and interviews with lead organizations, their sub-grantees, and with USAID.
TMG designed and carried out an external project evaluation of the USAID funded and Millennium Water Alliance (MWA) implemented Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) project.
TMG conducted an assessment of the overall approach, impact, and sustainability of programs funded under USAID/Egypt’s Agriculture Exports and Rural Incomes (AERI) Bilateral Agreement from 2006-2010.
Working with the Investing In People (IIP) Education Team, TMG designed new teacher training projects to implement the National Teacher Education Policy (NTEP).