Roots of Change: Local Community Champions

Community Champions Driving Impact

Dedicated local champions played a pivotal role in shaping and amplifying the impact of the Sustainable Energy and Economic Development (SEED) Project.

One such champion is Suleiman, an energy expert from Ajloun Governorate, who became a bridge between the project and the community. His ongoing engagement with local leaders, households, and public institutions helped surface real community needs and build trust through repeated home visits and open dialogue.

These local changemakers served as key enablers of transformation, embodying the potential for grassroots-driven change. Their commitment not only inspired others, but also promoted the adoption of renewable energy technologies and energy-saving practices.

This deep-rooted community participation has become a cornerstone of the project’s success and a driving force behind its long-term sustainability.

Ghada Al-Qudah

Ghada Al-Qudah

Empowering Communities Through Energy
As the head of a partner organization in Ajloun, Ghada led efforts to provide critical energy services, especially for women in her community. Her story embodies the project’s ability to amplify grassroots leadership, improve livelihoods, and foster inclusive energy solutions for a sustainable future.

Sally Al-Naeem

Sally Al-Naeem

From Volunteer to Green Entrepreneur
Sally’s transformation from a volunteer to the leader of the “Green Space” initiative is a compelling story of female empowerment through the project. Her initiative applies smart agriculture and energy efficiency to reduce consumption and uplift her community—highlighting the project’s role in nurturing youth-led sustainability ventures.

Ahmad Al-Hawarat

Ahmad Al-Hawarat

Innovation Meets Sustainability in Agriculture
Winner of the innovation program, Ahmad revolutionized farming in Deir Alla with a hydroponic system powered by renewable energy. His story illustrates how the project enables innovators to turn smart ideas into green jobs and boost agricultural productivity.

Bilal Bani Naser

Bilal Bani Naser

Entrepreneurship for Sustainable Development
Bilal’s journey is a powerful testament to SEED’s role in fostering entrepreneurship and resilience. Facing limited employment opportunities, Bilal founded an organization to support youth and sustainable ventures. His success highlights how the project empowers individuals to turn challenges into impactful, community-driven solutions.

Safa’ Al-Momani & Rawan Alaiwah

Safa’ Al-Momani & Rawan Alaiwah

Shared Passion for Sustainability

Safa’, an environmental science graduate, and Rawan, a human rights volunteer, represent the transformative impact of the project. Through their experience, they gained the knowledge, leadership, and drive to contribute meaningfully to sustainable development in their communities—showcasing the project’s role in nurturing young women leaders in sustainability.

Mohammad Ali Al-Qudah

Mohammad Ali Al-Qudah

Local Leadership for a Greener Future

As an official at Greater Ajloun Municipality, Mohammad Ali played a key role in championing the solar farm initiative. His advocacy and dedication helped bring renewable energy solutions to life, emphasizing how the project strengthens local governance and community engagement in green development.