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Quality tools for kindergartens in Burkina Faso
Since April 2016, we have been mobilizing with our local partners to improve the quality of preschool education nationwide. In consultation with local stakeholders, we have created new educational materials that have just been published under...
Provide quality education from kindergarten to college
Although Burkina Faso is developing ambitious educational policies, many localities still lack functional and accessible schools and many children are still deprived of their right to education. This summer, in partnership with...
STOP inequalities between children in the world, more means for early childhood!
Early childhood services are crucial for the development of children, the well-being of parents and the development of a country. Yet France invests only a minimal share of its international development assistance in this sector. Since...
A living environment conducive to the development of children
Although construction is not our core business, making schools and housing safe is crucial to the well-being of children. We therefore carry out building improvement projects when the situation requires it, as is the case at the moment in Nepal and in...
Yoga class to benefit PE&D, well-being in solidarity!
Léa Cerveau organizes monthly parent/child yoga classes at free price with all profits going to Planète Enfants & Développement. A great initiative that allows you to share a good moment with your family, while allowing children and their families...
Understanding the scourge of domestic violence in Ho Chi Minh
Despite Vietnam's efforts to better prevent violence and take care of victims, 60% of Vietnamese women are said to suffer domestic violence. To better understand the subject and to fight against this scourge, we conducted a study with a firm of experts...
STOP inequalities between children in the world, more means for early childhood!
In France, school is now compulsory from the age of 3: a symbolic measure that recognizes that early childhood services are essential! But there is practically no budget for this in France's official development assistance ... Sign...
This week, we took part in the operation bowl of rice of the school " Les Sources " of Montigny-le-Bretonneux.
This kindergarten and elementary school has indeed graciously donated the difference in the amount of money collected between a normal meal and a simple bowl of rice (and a banana!) served to the children on Friday, March 30. This operation which is a solidarity action, of...
Fighting against violence against women in Nepal
This week, we bring you news about one of our projects in Nepal that aims to improve the income and economic inclusion of women victims of violence. In Nepal, violence against women is widespread and hits the most vulnerable and vulnerable women hard...
March 8 international women's rights day
This Thursday, March 8th is the international day dedicated to women's rights. In the 4 countries where we work, we fight against all forms of discrimination, especially those affecting women. Often affected by extreme poverty, many of them are...
The Heroes' Run is back: let's mobilize for Burkina Faso!
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The princely couple of Monaco visit Ouagadougou
Our preschool development program in Burkina Faso. The princely couple of Monaco attended the signing of a partnership agreement between the Monegasque cooperation and Planète Enfants & Développement and made a contribution to the project...
At Christmas, give nothing!
1% is nothing, so don't give anything. Every year, the French spend an average of 593€. This year, donate 1% of the total amount of your Christmas shopping. Or more! Find out...
Shala's travel diary - mission in Nepal - day 4
Tuesday November 7 My second day in Patan marks the beginning of my 24th year. This morning, Susan who works on the program of reintegration of the exploited women, explains us what is the Shanti project. This project allows us to help the women victims...
Shala's travelog - mission in Nepal - day 3
Monday November 6: Between the jet lag, the cries of stray dogs, and the noise of the first workers at 5:30 am, the night was short. Véronique, co-director of Planète Enfants & Développement, joined me in the night. We are...
Shala's travelog - mission in Nepal - day 3
Monday November 6: Between the jet lag, the cries of stray dogs, and the noise of the first workers at 5:30 am, the night was short. Véronique, co-director of Planète Enfants & Développement, joined me in the night. We are...
Shala's travel diary - mission in Nepal - day 2
Sunday, November 5 " After more than 14 hours of travel, I arrived in Nepal, country of birth of Buddha. When I get off the plane, I am welcomed by a setting sun behind the mountains: the last heat of the day and the soft colors...
Shala's travel diary - mission in Nepal - day 2
Sunday, November 5 " After more than 14 hours of travel, I arrived in Nepal, country of birth of Buddha. When I get off the plane, I am welcomed by a setting sun behind the mountains: the last heat of the day and the soft colors...
Shala's travel diary - mission in Nepal - day 1
Saturday November 4th " It's the big departure for my mission in Nepal! For a few weeks, I will be with the Planète Enfants & Développement team in Nepal. Working on Early Childhood Development projects, I'll be able to see how my work is going...
Shala's travel diary - mission in Nepal - day 1
Saturday November 4th " It's the big departure for my mission in Nepal! For a few weeks, I will be with the Planète Enfants & Développement team in Nepal. Working on Early Childhood Development projects, I'll be able to see how my work is going...
Rajina, regaining the confidence to protect her children
Rajina, a young Chepang woman accompanied by Sita, a social worker, finds the confidence to protect her children. "Married at 14, I am pregnant with my third child. Sita (the social worker of the project) came to my house when my children were...
14 new kindergartens in Cambodia
This month, 14 new community kindergartens are being established in Kampot province in southern Cambodia. For the first time, these schools have been established and will be run by the commune councils. Following the new law on deconcentration and...
In Burkina Faso, the urgent need to protect street children
The current family support project in Ouagadougou has a very positive impact on the daily life of vulnerable families. However, we are concerned about one issue: the increase in the number of street children. We are looking for funds to launch a new project...
One observation, 2 contexts, 2 projects
In Vietnam and Nepal, violence against children is very present and the fight against violence is an integral part of our action. In Vietnam, where child protection services exist, we accompany them in a more effective care...
One observation, 2 contexts, 2 projects
In Vietnam and Nepal, violence against children is very present and the fight against violence is an integral part of our action. In Vietnam, where child protection services exist, we accompany them in a more effective care...
Protecting children from violence, an adult duty
We are taking a variety of approaches to improve children’s living conditions: helping families cope with their challenges, improving access to health care and education, and focusing on early childhood development. But protection...
Back to health and school: a new start for Ngoc's family
"I am Ngoc, I am 32 years old and I live with my mother, my 3 daughters and my husband in a very small house in District 8 of Ho Chi Minh. I am a street vendor and my husband is a motorcycle cab driver. We didn't have enough money to send our children to school...
Exhibition on trafficking in women in Nepal
Exhibition on the trafficking of women in Nepal, at the Hôtel de l'Industrie in Paris, through November 12, 2017. Photographs by Lizzie Sadin, winner of the 8th Carmignac Journalism Award. PE&D hosted Lizzie Sadin in Kathmandu and supported her reporting. Read more...
