Jordan hit 20 of its 44 reform targets — and cut 7.8 million tons of CO₂ doing it
The World Bank’s latest review says Jordan reached 20 of 44 results tied to its $1.35 billion reform program, cut cumulative carbon dioxide by more than 7.8 million tons — beating its own target — adopted a national green taxonomy, and earned an upgraded overall progress rating.
The upbeat factorreform you can measure in cleaner air.
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