6. Share the advantages and prospects of green hydrogen projects with the communities that are impacted in a transparent manner to cultivate acceptance and establish trust. 7. Mitigate social impacts of infrastructure projects through providing adequate financial and psychological support in the affected areas. 8. Establish resettlement and compensation policies for communities that have been impacted by the allocation of land for green hydrogen facilities. 9. Prioritize community-driven benefit-sharing mechanisms to guarantee social inclusion. Governance Recommendations 1. Finalize and strengthen regulatory frameworks. 2. Accelerate the completion of Jordan's national hydrogen strategy to establish a definitive framework for green hydrogen advancement. 3. Revise regulatory frameworks to tackle emerging hydrogen-specific issues, encompassing safety protocols, storage specifications, and export certifications. 4. Consolidate governance for hydrogen advancement. 5. Undertake continuous enhancement of the National and Technical Hydrogen Steering Committees to supervise green hydrogen initiatives, ensuring coordination among ministries, agencies, and private stakeholders. 6. Establish a singular point of contact for developers and investors to enhance communication and expedite project approvals. 7. Enhance international collaboration and plan for treaties with neighboring countries in the region. 8. Engage with regional leaders in hydrogen development(e.g., UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman) to establish a collective knowledge repository, standardized regulations, and collaborative infrastructure initiatives. 9. Collaborate with global entities such as PtX Hub and international financial institutions (e.g., the World Bank) to implement best practices and obtain funding. 10. Adopt dynamic risk monitoring and adaptation. 11. Consistently revise the risk matrix to account for evolving challenges and new opportunities in green hydrogen development. 12. Establish a monitoring and evaluation framework to assess project performance and policy execution, facilitating prompt adjustments. 52