STOP inequalities between children in the world, more means for early childhood!

Discover the portrait of Bomey Chhoeurk, project manager at Planète Enfants & Développement in Cambodia, committed to the future of children.

The Chemins d'Enfances program now offers play workshops for children in emergency shelters and their families in Lyon.

Find out how the GYVE project supports young people in India through training in sustainable agriculture and technical trades.

Discover the hot potato game: rules, tips and testimonials. A simple, fun, intergenerational activity for children aged 3 and over.

Against a backdrop of persistent tension and armed conflict on the Thai-Cambodian border, thousands of families were forced to flee their homes in the 2nd half of 2025. Hosted in camps and pagodas, they are living in precarious conditions...

On December 16, 2025, we organized a conference in Ho Chi Minh City with our local partner, dedicated to the effects of screens on the development of young children. The event brought together over 70 participants from the health, education and social work sectors, public authorities, universities...

After giving the floor to her team, it's Sophie Michelet's turn, head of the Chemins d'Enfances program. Between field experience and coordination, she continues to put all her energy into serving children. Spoiler: she never forgets the field.Could you introduce yourself and tell us about your career...

While the armed conflict between Thailand and Cambodia created more than 900,000 new displaced persons in December, Planète Enfants & Développement accompanied a team of volunteers in organizing games workshops with nearly 360 displaced children who had been taken in by a pagoda in Siem...

This Tuesday, December 2, is Giving Tuesday, the perfect day to sow the seeds of generosity around us and kick off a month full of great deeds. To celebrate this energy of sharing, take part in our contest on Facebook and Instagram and try to win one of our 3 magnificent prizes...

In Cambodia, family businesses and VSEs (very small enterprises) are pillars of the economy. But they lack training in the risks of violence, trafficking and exploitation that can affect children directly or indirectly in the workplace. It was against this backdrop that Planète Enfants & Développement...