Queen Rania Foundation
The Queen Rania Foundation was established by Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan in 2013 with the aim of improving education outcomes in her country and the surrounding region. Its focus is on childhood care and development, innovation in learning, and teacher training. To-date, its programmes have reached more than 85,000 educators and six million online learners.
- Organisation type Foundation
- Year founded 2013
- Headquartered Amman
- Registration Jordan
- Website https://www.qrf.org/en
Related sustainable development goals
Impact
6 million Arab-speaking learners
Focus areas
Focus sectors
Education
- Early childhood education
- Vocational education
- Elementary and secondary education
- Educational management
- Education services
- Student services
Focus populations
Academics
- Researchers
- Teachers
- Students
- Adolescents
- At-risk youth
- Children
- Infants and toddlers
- Parents
- Preteens
- Single parents
Focus geographies
Middle East
- Jordan
Grantees
- Al-Aman Fund for the future of Orphans
- Edraak
- Jordan River Foundation
- Madrasti
- Queen Rania Teacher Academy
- Royal Health Awareness Society
- The Association for Queen Rania Award for Excellence in Education
- The Children's Museum Jordan
Partners
- ABC Bank
- Arab Bank
- Arab Potash
- Bank al Etihad
- Bank of Jordan
- Crescent Petroleum
- Education Endowment Foundation
- Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office
- Gemo
- GIZ
- Hikma
- International Rescue Committee
- Jack Ma Foundation
- Jordan Ahli Bank
- Jordan Phosphate Mines Company
- Room to Read
- RTI International
- Sheikha Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan
- The Levant Foundation
- Van Leer Foundation
- Worldview Global Impact
- Zach Du Chao
- Zain
Programmes
EDRiL research project
This is multi-year UK and Canadian funded project seeking to generate rigorous evidence to underscores what works when it comes to improving pre-tertiary learning outcomes.Educational programming
The foundation designs and implements programmes that seek to address the root causes of education challenges in Jordan, from improving reading and digital literacy skills to developing parental education and supporting entrepreneurship.Research
The foundation conducts and uses research to inform the design and implementation of innovative programmes that aim to accelerate education outcomes in Jordan and the Arab region.
Financials
Funding model
- Foundation-administered programme awards
- Grants to organisations
- Programme related investment
Funding source
- Royal
Operations
Key staff
- Bassem Sa'ad
- Samir Farrag, executive director of strategic partnerships
Contact details
- 00 962 6 40 164 64
- info@qrf.org
- https://www.qrf.org/en
- Moh'd Al-Sa'd Al Batayneh street., P.O. Box 140141, Amman, Jordan 11814