If 2020 was the “year of the coronavirus”, then 2021 may be the year that we refocus on critical global environmental issues: adapting to the effects of climate change, mitigating deforestation and other land conversion impacts, expanding clean energy in a responsible way, stemming the tide of species declines and the loss of biodiversity.
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Cardno mitigates governance and market systems constraints to improve how system actors work together to achieve agriculture-led economic growth.
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More than ever, the ability to access and use technology has become paramount. When principles of inclusivity are not applied, technology risks perpetuating existing inequalities and further alienating underserved populations who cannot access, afford, or have the skills and education to use technology, exacerbating a digital divide.
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It can be easy to dismiss World Water Day as just another day, but clean and reliable water is literally an essential element for every one of us. It’s right up there with the air we breathe.
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The release of the 2020 Global Sustainability Report demonstrates a visible commitment to sustainability and embedding sustainable practices, not only into our own business but into the businesses of our clients and the communities in which we work.
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A long-time advocate for victim rights in the human trafficking field, ASEAN-ACT’s Nurul Qoiriah is one of many female leaders in South-East Asia choosing to challenge bias and inequity.
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COVID-19 has changed the face of development in the Pacific – in some cases, literally. As border closures and uncertainty forced many international staff to pull out of Pacific island countries, local expertise and leadership moved to the forefront.
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At Cardno International Development, we are committed to operating sustainably, responsibly, and in a way that creates positive impact for clients, communities and our people. We are proud UNGC members and hope that you enjoy reading our third Communication on Progress.
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In Indonesia, the COVID-19 pandemic is expected to rapidly increase the prevalence and severity of poverty. Many people are unable to work, jobs and incomes have been lost, and business forced to close, increasing debt for many. Recent projections estimate that as many as 8.5 million people could be pushed into poverty.
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Crises, such as natural disasters, conflict and the most recent global pandemic, shatter the reality of people in affected communities. From disaster relief to rebuilding communities, infrastructure and livelihoods – Cardno helps return lives back to normal.
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