Social protection is a fundamental pillar for achieving social justice and sustainable development, and a human right guaranteed by the Jordanian Constitution and international conventions. In the context of efforts to strengthen the social protection system in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, the agricultural sector stands out as one of the most important labor-intensive sectors, particularly for vulnerable groups, including local and migrant workers and rural women. However, this sector faces chronic structural challenges related to the nature of agricultural work, which is characterized by seasonality, irregular wages, the absence of formal employment contracts, and high occupational risks associated with environmental and weather conditions.