Jordan faces increasing climate and economic pressures affecting key sectors such as garments, food manufacturing, agriculture, and energy. As the country advances its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC 3.0) and the Economic Modernization Vision (EMV 2033), it must ensure that the transition toward a greener economy supports inclusive growth and decent work for businesses, workers, and affected stakeholders. The ILO supports Jordan through Just Transition initiatives that integrate Just Transition principles into climate policies, national planning, labour market policies, and sector strategies, while strengthening the role of employers’ and workers’ organizations in climate processes. This work is guided by the ILO Guidelines for a Just Transition, which emphasize coordinated policies across areas such as enterprise development, skills, labour markets, social protection, rights, occupational safety and health, and social dialogue, with financing as a key cross-cutting enabler. To support Jordan’s transition, the ILO will facilitate the development of a **Just Transition Finance Strategy Outline** through consultations with social partners, relevant ministries, the Central Bank, and financial sector stakeholders. The strategy will identify priority financing needs, map available and potential funding sources, and propose mechanisms to mobilize resources for a socially inclusive, employment-centred green transition aligned with Jordan’s NDC 3.0 and EMV. An external collaborator will provide technical expertise and lead the analytical work and consultations, while the ILO Jordan Office will support coordination and stakeholder engagement.