The research uses a comparative methodology, drawing lessons from similar studies conducted in Jerash and Ajloun to measure progress and obstacles. This comparative analysis highlights not only unique regional opportunities but also common barriers that may hinder the effective implementation of sustainable employment initiatives. Key challenges identified include legislative gaps, economic constraints, and the need to develop technical skills within the local workforce.

Strategic policy recommendations are proposed to support the sustainable growth of green employment opportunities in Balqa, Salt, and Madaba. These include enhancing government support, fostering private sector engagement, and promoting community-based projects aligned with sustainable practices. The paper concludes by emphasizing the critical role of integrated efforts among various stakeholders to ensure the viability and sustainability of sustainable employment initiatives in these regions.

This study is significant as it contributes not only to the academic discourse on sustainable employment but also serves as a strategic guide for policymakers, businesses, and community leaders in the targeted regions. By aligning economic activities with environmental sustainability, Balqa, Salt, and Madaba can demonstrate a pathway toward a greener and more prosperous future.