Since 2015, UK Aid financing and Cardno’s Climate Information Prize (CIP) has been rewarding Kenyan innovators and climate change resilience champions for their efforts, pushing them to continue their hard work to achieve even more.
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For the past three years, a labour mobility program managed by Cardno has provided opportunities for women and men from Pacific countries to work in Australia.
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An Australian aid-funded pilot project improving how roads are maintained has inspired change to Indonesia’s national approach to maintaining provincial roads.
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Cardno congratulates Jason Stewart (Civil and Environmental Engineer, Gosford) as winner of the 2018 Richard Kell Scholarship.
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Renee Crossley, from Cardno’s International Development team, takes a close look at how the Australian Government-funded Cambodia Agricultural Value Chain Program (CAVAC) influenced pesticide regulation in Cambodia, helping farmers use pesticides safely and effectively.
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Cardno is proud to support the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women on Sunday 25 November 2018.
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Joanne Choe, from Cardno’s International Development team argues that Australia’s aid program represents us to the world and, as such, it needs to embrace our nation’s diversity.
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Cardno employee Daniel Shockey and his wife Amanda have welcomed the introduction of Cardno’s new parental leave program as Daniel takes time off work to help his wife look after their toddler Peter and newborn Graham.
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Cardno employee Alyssa Ivaska and her husband James have welcomed the introduction of Cardno’s new parental leave program as Alyssa takes time off work to look after their first baby Eliot.
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