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 us to discuss the concerning realities of social risk and modern slavery in our world, how this current health crisis is exacerbating the problem, and what practical steps companies can take to protect their stakeholders.
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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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Join us for an interactive panel discussion that will kick start your thinking on how you can approach building flexibility, sustainability and robustness in your supply chains to prepare for the new normal after COVID-19.
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In 75 years of operation Cardno has consistently sought to expand the fields of vision and look into new ways to make a difference, not least in our 40 plus years of International Development projects.
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The Cardno-managed Solomon Islands Resource Facility has instituted its first grant agreement with the Institute of Solomon Islands Accountants (ISIA). The SBD$1.6 million (AU$300 thousand) grant will assist ISIA to further develop its core capabilities and functions.
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A flagship analysis report has been published by UNICEF and UN-Habitat, focusing on a Cardno project: Analysis of Multiple Deprivations in Secondary Cities in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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I am a woman leader. Action on gender is something I breathe at a personal level, as well as striving to be a champion within the workplace. I specialise in leading transformational international development programmes, that devote tens of millions of pounds of philanthropic money towards helping the poorest in society prosper.
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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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The Pacific Women program supports women’s economic empowerment in Vanuatu through a range of partners. One locally-led initiative is the Alternative Communities Trade in Vanuatu (ACTIV) project which is strengthening trade opportunities for community-produced products.
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