World Wide is supporting AusAID to design and deliver a wide range of capacity building activities on Nauru. Click here to read more.

World Wide is delivering a Training of Trainers (ToT) program in regional Indonesia and in Australia in the context of District and Provincial Economic Planning and Development in Indonesia. Click here to read more.

World Wide recently worked with Iraq's Ministry of Finance to scope the education and training needs of its professional staff. Click here to read more.

World Wide recently delivered two training programs on international approaches to taxation and sustainable fiscal management to China's National Development & Reform Commission and the Budget Affairs Commission respectively. Click here to read more.

World Wide recently delivered a 4 week training program on International Human Rights Law to 15 senior officials of Iraq's Ministry of Human Rights in Jordan and Australia. Click here to read more.

World Wide is currently managing the Australian Working Visit on Income Distribution Modelling and Forecasting, a program funded by AusAID under the China Australia Governance Program. Click here to read more.

World Wide is currently managing the Australian Working Visit on Income Distribution Modelling and Forecasting, a program funded by AusAID under the China Australia Governance Program. Click here to read more.

For the past two years, World Wide has been working in stages with the Indonesian Cabinet Secretariat (SetKab) to support a project to provide electronic access to Indonesian laws enacted since 1945. Click here to read more.

Education is a high priority for the Philippine Government, and is an area where Australia has a strong record of achievement. Click here to read more.

World Wide and the Adelaide-based Click here to read more.

World Wide celebrates its 11th anniversary on May 25. Click here to read more.

A 1-month Project Identification and Development Course was conducted in Nauru for participants from 13 Government of Nauru agencies and Nauru's peak NGO body. Click here to read more.

World Wide has won a tender under the China Australia Governance Program (CAGP) to design and implement the _Improving Capacity for Income Distribution Monitoring and Forecasting_ project. Click here to read more.

In an activity funded through the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Government of Australia and the Government of Nauru, accounting software was recently installed in Nauru's major State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs). Click here to read more.

In April, World Wide successfully managed the Australian Working Visit on Fiscal Transfer Payments, another program funded by AusAID under the China Australia Governance Program. Click here to read more.

World Wide has commenced the _Assisting Market Reforms to Address Regional Protectionism Project_ under the CAGP. Click here to read more.

World Wide are currently searching for two experienced accountants, one senior and one junior, to undertake a two-month consultancy on Nauru, before the end of the 2006-07 financial year. Click here to read more.

In his role of Associate Professor at the University of South Australia (UniSA), World Wide Director Paul Tippett will teach the course _Contemporary Issues in Project and Operations Management_. Click here to read more.

World Wide Director Cathy Deane was recently featured in the Australian Institute of Project Management (AIPM)'s publication, Click here to read more.

In November 2006, World Wide, in collaboration with the Australian National University, facilitated a working visit on the Long-Term Fiscal Impacts of Social Security, under the China Australia Governance Program (CAGP). Click here to read more.

In February 2007, Cathy Deane and Amy McLennan travelled to Nauru to continue working with the Government of Nauru on programming a variety of projects. Click here to read more.

For the past 18 months World Wide has been working in stages with the Indonesian Cabinet Secretariat (SetKab) to support a project to provide electronic access to Indonesian laws enacted since 1945. Click here to read more.

In late 2006, Cathy Deane led a 3-person team to Sri Lanka to design a community mental health project for implementation in the Southern Province. Click here to read more.

World Wide Director Paul Tippett recently returned from an AusAID Technical Advisory Group (TAG), monitoring the progress of a large Vocational Education and Training project in the Municipality of Chongqing, in south-west China. Click here to read more.

Dr Thea Williams has recently started at World Wide in the newly created role of Senior Manager, Projects and Business Development. Click here to read more.

World Wide Directors Paul Tippett and Cathy Deane were in Nauru on a programming assignment shortly before Christmas. Click here to read more.