Access to education is globally recognised as one of the most important rights for all children, and is one of the key Sustainable Development Goals for 2030. Specifically, SDG 4 aims to ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and to promote lifelong learning opportunities for all people.
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As the impacts of COVID-19 manifest globally, countries are awakening to a highly inter-twined set of health, economic, social and political crises. So too are aid programs, which are rapidly adjusting to ensure the health and safety of staff; as well as program effectiveness, relevance and continuity.
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Join Cardno’s Work Health and Safety team for a discussion on how your business can to ensure the immediate physical and mental well-being of your employees, visitors, and supply chains, while implementing protocols, policies, systems and culture to protect your business in the long run.
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Kristalee and Nicki met for the first-time last week and immediately hit it off. Despite their different backgrounds, they quickly discovered many shared interests – not only through their professional experiences as nurses, but through their love of making handmade gifts for their friends and families.
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One in nine girls marry before they reach 18 years of age in Indonesia. Across the country an estimated 375 child brides are married every day, limiting girls’ development, and exposing them to a multitude of health risks and abuse. The practice deprives many of the right to education, and limits economic opportunities.
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Education is a basic human right. Unfortunately, over 250 million children around the globe are not afforded the chance to attend school and over 600 million children lack basic reading and writing skills.
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Cardno is excited to attend the Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE) Global Learning Forum in Bangkok, Thailand on 23-25 May 2017. This forum will showcase Cardno’s approach to WEE under the Market Development Facility (MDF).
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Cardno is proud to celebrate 12 successful years of managing Australian Government-funded education programs in Indonesia – opening opportunities for thousands of Indonesian children and youth to escape poverty and unlock their potential for better futures.
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The Cardno-managed and Australian Government-funded Basic Education Sector Transformation (BEST) Program received a Harvest of Excellence Award from the Philippines Department of Education (DepEd) Region VII for its valuable contribution to the cause of promoting quality basic education.
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Cardno, through the Australian Government-funded Australia’s Education Partnership with Indonesia (AEPI) – School Systems and Quality (SSQ) program, together with the Government of Indonesia implemented Professional Development for Education Personnel Program (ProDEP) to build capacity of school management in Indonesia.
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