Amman, August 6 — The Crown Prince Foundation (CPF) has launched the ‘Al-Dhamma Betdumm’ campaign through ‘Nahno’ the national youth engagement and volunteering platform, which operates with support from the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and in collaboration with the Ministry of Youth. The campaign aims to promote a more inclusive and flexible national volunteering environment.

In a statement issued today, CPF stated that the campaign seeks to broaden the documentation of individual volunteer efforts in all their forms-across all age groups, sectors, and fields-by bringing them together under one comprehensive national framework that enhances the overall impact of volunteerism in Jordan and reinforces the values of public service and active citizenship.

As part of the campaign, new tools and features have been introduced on the Nahno platform to improve the efficiency and documentation of volunteer work. These include enabling individuals to record volunteer activities carried on outside of the platform, allowing both individuals and organizations to design and post diverse volunteer opportunities, and the ability to send direct invitations to recruit volunteers with specific skills and experience. The campaign also provides training opportunities that allow volunteers to monitor and evaluate their own activities.

CPF highlighted that environmental issues are a key priority of the ‘Al-Dhamma Betdumm’ campaign, building on the platform’s environmental focus since its launch in 2019. The campaign aligns with national priorities and global trends related to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and it encourages individuals and organizations to participate in local initiatives such as tree planting, water conservation, proper waste management, and other environmental activities that aim to raise public awareness and foster a culture of sustainability.

For more information, visit the Nahno platform at: www.nahno.org/volunteer