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This chapter studies the challenges of foreign aid to the local economy, and how the civil society has coped during the Syrian conflict. The chapter also addresses the impact of the Syrian conflict on the roles and scope of work of civil society organizations (CSOs) in Jordan. The author explores how an increase in refugees has challenged CSOs and how this has affected their collaborations with international organizations. This will enable the readers to gain an in-depth knowledge about how CSOs have been able to manage limitations on foreign aid and at the same time their ability to meet the needs of both refugees and local communities in Jordan. This also shows the dynamics of CSOs’ engagement and operation during the COVID-19 pandemic alongside the government and international organizations. This provides the reader with some idea on how a successful collaboration and partnership between local and international CSOs can be cultivated during crisis. As a result, CSOs shed light into the delicate balance necessary to guarantee that foreign aid contributes to the sustainable economic development in Jordan.
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