The Hashemite Fund for the Development of Jordan Badia (HFDB) is a governmental organization focused on the development and economic enhancement of the Badia regions in Jordan, which are primarily arid and semi-arid desert areas traditionally inhabited by Bedouin communities. The Fund aims to improve the livelihoods of people in the Badia through various initiatives that promote sustainable economic opportunities, such as agriculture, tourism, and small-scale industries. In addition to economic development, the HFDB supports environmental projects aimed at combating desertification, improving water resources, and enhancing the overall environmental conditions in the region.

The Fund also prioritizes social development by focusing on improving infrastructure, healthcare, and education, while creating jobs and reducing poverty, especially among marginalized groups. Furthermore, the HFDB helps preserve and promote Bedouin culture and heritage, ensuring that the traditional way of life is integrated with modern development efforts. Established by the Jordanian government, the Hashemite Fund plays a critical role in bridging the gap between the Badia and other regions of Jordan, ensuring that its communities have access to essential resources and opportunities for sustainable growth.