This is a final report of the Jordan Healthcare Accreditation Project (JHAP), a six-year (2007-2013) USAID funded project. JHAP was designed to improve the health status of all Jordanians. The overall goal of JHAP was to improve the quality and safety of healthcare services in Jordan through accreditation as well as address the challenges faced by Jordan’s weakly regulated health sector. JHAP assisted the Government of Jordan (GOJ) to adopt a regulatory framework for the health sector, through the establishment of national and internationally-recognized healthcare standards and accreditation. The final report addresses the projects impact and contributions to future programming in the sector.