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The bequest with charge to an association: simpler for indirect heirs and beneficial to a cause
Some people wish to share their estate between an association and the loved ones who have marked their lives. But sometimes these are indirect heirs, who may have to pay substantial inheritance tax. There is a form of bequest...
Schools and families united for early childhood development in Nepal
Teachers and parents join forces to promote early childhood development in Nepal. Meetings, workshops and awareness-raising activities enhance the quality of education and the well-being of children.
One day with Aglaé, on civic service in Vietnam
Spend a day with Aglaé, on civic service in Vietnam with Planète Enfants & Développement: solidarity projects, local encounters and immersion in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City.
Portraits of the month - The magicians of educational play for children: meeting the Chemins d'Enfances team
Discover the Chemins d'Enfances team and their commitment to children in residential centers: educational games, workshops and moments of sharing to strengthen bonds and confidence.
Cambodia: feedback on emergency aid carried out thanks to your support for families forced to flee
Thanks to your donations, Planète Enfants & Développement has provided emergency aid to refugee families in Preah Vihear, Cambodia: shelter, maternity kits and road rehabilitation.
2024 evening: what have we done with your donations over the past year?
Many thanks to the 125 donors who took part in our generosity evening in October 2024. The donations collected during the evening helped finance or fully fund the following activities.#1. Helping 13 municipal crèches to become self-sufficient...
Slums in France: children denied back-to-school
It's back-to-school time, with all its new supplies and playground reunions. But even in France, some children remain invisible: those who grow up in the slums, for whom school may remain a distant horizon......
Dashain and Tihar: the two great festivals that rock Nepal
If you dream of experiencing Nepal to the rhythm of its traditions, there are two times you can't miss: Dashain and Tihar. They are the superstars of the Nepalese calendar, when life slows down, families gather and the atmosphere simply becomes...
Tithi, a young Indian woman who transforms her life with GYVE
In Lohadda, a village in Birbhum, India, 16-year-old Tithi comes from a modest family: his father drives an e-rickshaw, a small three-wheeled electric vehicle used as a local cab, and his mother looks after the house. Despite their financial difficulties, Tithi...
Burkina Faso: Mariam, from survival to hope
Mariam is one of the 15 young single mothers we have been supporting since last spring in Burkina Faso, to enable them to support themselves and provide protection and care for their children. After completing a training course in...
Dhading, Nepal: 3 days to boost the confidence of 25 Chepang teenage girls
From August 2 to 4, 2025, our partner Chhori organized a training program for 25 Chepang girls aged 12 to 18 in Dhading. For three days, they discovered new ways of expressing themselves, managing their emotions and believing in their abilities...
Portrait of Julia Levivier, Vietnam director of Planète Enfants & Développement
This month it's the turn of our Director in Vietnam to be interviewed! What can you tell us about your background, Julia? I have a degree in Law and Human Rights. I work in the field of...
PEGASE: concrete advances to protect children in Vietnam
Our PEGASE program is actively pursuing its prevention and support initiatives to combat child trafficking and exploitation in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Here's a look back at the actions carried out in recent weeks.1st phase evaluation...
Univers'Elles: a mission to support women entrepreneurs in Cambodia
From June 12 to July 6, 2025, we welcomed 5 female students and 1 male student from KEDGE Business School in Bordeaux to Phnom Penh, as part of their Univers'Elles project, to encourage the sharing of knowledge between young people and the empowerment of...
Portrait of Anh Tuyet, translator committed to our cause in Vietnam
For several years now, Anh Tuyet has been facilitating our exchanges with her translation skills. Now she's up to another not-always-simple exercise: drawing up a portrait of herself. And she does so with honesty and poetry. Thank you Anh...
Stop to screens before 3 years
By Nolwenn Deschard, Early Childhood Expert. In France, a 2-year-old spends an average of 56 minutes in front of a screen every day. By the age of 3 and a half, the average has risen to 1 hour 20 minutes a day. Screens are becoming an ever-increasing part of our daily lives, all over the world. And in the face of...
"My husband and I are now discussing how to raise our child," a mom in Vietnam
Last May, our team in Vietnam gathered 30 parents who are regulars at our parent-child workshops, also known as Children's Clubs, to gather their feedback. Our aim: to measure parents' satisfaction and identify possible avenues for...
First day at school and the bond of trust: easing emotional transitions. By Buddi Shrestha in Nepal
To mark parenthood month, Buddi Shrestha, our Program Coordinator in Nepal, talks to us about building the first bonds of trust, especially when moving from the family unit to nursery school.Last winter, we...
Portrait of the month: Charlotte, mom x4, RAF and SkyJo queen
To mark parenthood month, we turned the microphone over to Charlotte, our Administrative and Financial Manager (RAF) with an unusual background, and above all... mom of 4 boys, Victor, Félix, Joseph and Achille.Spoiler: it's all about moving, but always with love...
Parenthood and work: daily life under pressure in Cambodia. By Sothearos Khun
In Cambodia, the garment industry mainly employs women: they account for almost 80% of the factory workforce. Almost all of them are under 35, and are raising young children. Between long working days, commuting...
Game: What to do with pom-poms
The idea for the pom-pom game came to me during free-play time with the kids. We had quite a few cubes flying around (ouch!), and I thought, "We need an activity that channels energy while remaining fun and free." So I...
Distribution of materials for female entrepreneurs in the Sensabay neighborhood
On April 29, we distributed professional equipment to the first 14 beneficiaries of our microenterprise development program in Sensabay, a suburb of Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Gathered at the local community center, they signed their...
GYVE: a project for the socio-professional integration of young people in rural India.
Funding from the French Development Agency (AFD) has kicked off an ambitious new project in India, in partnership with the Indian NGO Tomorrow's Foundation. The GYVE* project targets 2,000 young people aged between 14 and 20...
Portrait of Ginette Larive, educator at heart in France
Sunday June 1 is World Parents' Day. How could we not take this opportunity to introduce you to Ginette, mother of 6 children, who puts her experience, kindness and strength at the service of others every day. As an educator of young children...
A fresh start for 15 young mothers in Ouagadougou
At the beginning of March, we appealed to your generosity to support 15 young single mothers in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. We have since launched activities alongside them to help them learn a trade, earn a living and look after their...
A win-win skills sponsorship with the Artelia Foundation: return from mission in Cambodia
As part of a partnership between the Artelia Foundation and Planète Enfants & Développement, two Artelia volunteers - Monika Kmostincova and Thomas Caillon - spent a week in Cambodia. Immersed in the heart of our...
Portrait: Thatsany Keomany, project manager in Laos with our partner GDA
Our Pegase program combats the exploitation and trafficking of children in Southeast Asia. To deploy it in Laos, we rely on the GDA (Gender Development Association). Thatsany Keomany is its leader. She tells us about her...
Nepal 2015 earthquake: "The marks are still there" according to Maya
On April 25, 2015, a violent earthquake struck Nepal, killing more than 9,000 people. As this sad anniversary approaches, Maya Verbist, our Director in Nepal, bears witness to what she experienced and what remains of the earthquake today...
Skills transfer plays a crucial role in project sustainability.
For several years now, Laos has been going through a major economic crisis, with extremely high inflation penalizing essential expenses such as health and education. In a context where precariousness and the absence of protection mechanisms...
Video: a day with Rohan, 4, at a preschool in India
Meet Rohan, a 4-year-old boy who is welcomed every day at an Angawadi center in India. These centers are set up in villages to welcome and help children aged 3 to 6 learn, 3 hours a day. With our...
