In the international development sector, programmes are often multi-regional and therefore operate over two or more time zones. From headquarters, to the project office, and into the field, communications between all parties can prove tricky, especially in an often dynamic working environment.
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Cardno Connect is a global magazine produced by our International Development team. It showcases our experience in improving the physical, economic, and social environments that underpin communities around the world.
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A Cardno-managed project to build Nauru’s first fully functioning international port has won an award within the Asian Development Bank (ADB) internal recognition program, for its work to improve transport links and minimise the impacts of climate change.
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Gender equality is a human right and essential for improving the wellbeing of women, men, girls, boys and gender non-conforming people.
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In January 2019 the Improving Rural Access Tanzania (IRAT) programme, which has since been completed, saw its final evaluation workshop provide overwhelming positive feedback.
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Cardno CEO and Managing Director, Ian Ball has announced the appointment of Jamie Alonso to the position of Chief Executive Officer of the company’s Asia Pacific Region effective immediately.
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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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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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