Jordan project 278-0291 · 1993–1995 · private sector competitiveness · Chemonics International Inc.

Project to promote increased foreign exchange earnings from Jordan's tourist sector by assisting in the development of selected cultural sites. DEC abstract (PD-FEH-195)

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End year 1995 (our estimate)Likely, not confirmed1
Scope: country: JordanLikely, not confirmed2
Rolled out under George H. W. BushOur estimate1
Chemonics International Inc.Stated in a document4
JordanStated in a document5
PCE-0001-I-2051Stated in a document3
278-0291-C-5583Stated in a document2
ANE-0178-C-1046Stated in a document1
USAID. Mission to JordanStated in a document4
JordanStated in a document5
Topics (14)Stated in a document14
Start year 1991Stated in a document1
USAID contract no. 278-0291-C-00-5583-00 to Chemonics International to support the promotion of increased foreign exchange earnings from the tourism sector by developing selected cultural sites in JordanStated in a document1

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Project 2780291 funded through 278-0291-C-5583

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278-0291-C-00-5583-00
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Final report of the Jordan tourism project, an other usaid supported study/document from 1994 PN-ACB-879
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278-0291-C-00-5583-00
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USAID contract no. 278-0291-C-00-5583-00 to Chemonics International to support the promotion of increased foreign exchange earnings from the tourism sector by developing selected cultural sites in Jordan, an unverified eval from 1995 PD-FEH-195
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