Launched: 2023
Top 5 Members
Aqaba
Aqaba Sharks Bay Divers
certified silver member
Diving
Aqaba, Jordan
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Petra Diving Center
certified silver member
Diving
Aqaba, Jordan
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sea star water sport
certified silver member
Diving
Aqaba, Jordan
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Inactive Members
These members were previously active but have not had a Green Fins assessment or self-evaluation to verify their environmental impact in the last 12 months. An inactive status does not mean they are not operational or that they are not following environmental standards.
Aqaba Adventure Divers Resort
inactive member
Diving
Aqaba, Jordan
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Arab Divers
inactive member
Diving
Aqaba, Jordan
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Bait Al-Aqaba dive Resort
inactive member
Diving
Aqaba, Jordan
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Coral Garden Diving Center
inactive member
Diving
Aqaba, Jordan
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Deep Blue Dive Center
inactive member
Diving
Aqaba, Jordan
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Diverse Divers Club
inactive member
Diving
Aqaba, Jordan
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HAMMERHEAD DIVING CENTER
inactive member
Diving
Aqaba, Jordan
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RED CORAL DIVE CENTRE
inactive member
Diving
Aqaba, Jordan
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Red Sea Dive Center
inactive member
Snorkelling
Aqaba, Jordan
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Rio Dive Center Aqaba
inactive member
Diving
Aqaba, Jordan
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Royal Diving Club
inactive member
Diving
Aqaba, Jordan
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Sea wonders diving center
inactive member
Diving
Aqaba, Jordan
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The Green Fins JORDAN Team 🇯🇴
The Green Fins approach in Aqaba, Jordan, is spearheaded by the Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA) and made possible with the “Employment-oriented MSME Promotion” project, implemented by GIZ on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).
Programme scoping in 2023 was quickly followed by the training of Jordan’s first team of assessors. The team brings together a range of skillsets from the Aqaba Navy, Marine Reserve and the University of Ecology.
Implementation Partners
Voices from the network
I work in the Navy, so I’ve always learned to tell people to do something, and they’ll do them. Green Fins has helped me realise how to get people to really change their behaviour, not just follow orders. I explain the how and why and let them see how their actions will help the environment. That feels really good!
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