Join our panel of experts from Cardno International Development, Dalberg Advisors, and EcoVentures International (EVI) as they discuss private-sector engagement and share current market systems development trends in practice on the field. Glean from their combined decades of global expertise.
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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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Recently Cardno International Development’s UK aid-funded Research for Community Access Partnership (ReCAP) has been finalising the work done on the Rural Access Index (RAI), an indicator (Indicator 9.1.1) for the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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Cardno Papua New Guinea (PNG) is committed to creating an environment where our employees feel safe and are confident in seeking support when facing difficult circumstances. This is why we are proud to partner with Bel isi PNG, a public-private partnership working to address family and sexual violence (FSV).
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As we celebrate 40 years of Cardno IT Transport (CITT), we look back and see where we started, where we are now and where we see ourselves in the future.
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A Cardno-managed program in Nauru to increase trade opportunities, facilitate economic growth, and relieve pressure on the cost of living has begun construction on the small island nation’s new international port.
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The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has begun the “Burma Transparency and Inclusive Growth Activity” (TIGA), which aims to mitigate the economic causes of conflict and inequality in Myanmar.
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Its Winter 2017, Wolverhampton, UK. I’m stood in my back garden in the freezing cold, no coat, and getting lashed by the vertical rain. I’m in a heated argument with my builder who has constructed our home extension a metre too high by mistake. Our neighbours have complained, the local council planning department is involved, my architect doesn’t want to know, and the builder wants more money.
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Cardno International Development have the privilege of announcing that two technical papers prepared under a Cardno programme have been awarded prizes by the UK National Committee of the World Road Association (WRA).
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