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The document discusses volunteering and civic participation in Jordan and North Africa. It analyzes the status of civil society in these regions and defines volunteering. It also describes initiatives from civil society organizations to promote civic education, citizenship programs, and volunteering. Recent social movements in the Arab world showed the results of increased civic participation. The conclusion recommends empowering youth, raising awareness of volunteering, and developing strategies to strengthen civic engagement.
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