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The journey of 3 nursery assistants in Burkina Faso
3 questions to Véronique Jenn-Treyer On a mission in Burkina Faso from January 22 to February 8, Véronique Jenn-Treyer, Director of Planète Enfants & Développement, went to meet the women we have trained to be childminders over the past 2 years.
The Ministry of Women's Affairs convinced by the drop-in centers in Burkina Faso
Last March, Planète Enfants & Développement organized a mobile crib during a national event dedicated to women in Burkina Faso, at the initiative of the Ministry of Women, National Solidarity, Family and Humanitarian Action...
Event: February 10 videoconference on Early Childhood, in partnership with the World Bank
Planète Enfants & Développement in Cambodia, in partnership with the World Bank, is organizing a videoconference on Thursday, February 10th at 9am (3pm in Cambodia) to give a voice to Early Childhood actors, 2 months before the opening of the first day care centers...
Elected spokespersons in the poor districts of Phnom Penh to carry the voice of the inhabitants
Our efforts to improve living conditions in Phnom Penh’s slums continue with the election and training of new representatives to liaise with local authorities in the new areas where we are working in the northern part of the capital. With the support...
A participatory training for the staff of the new crèches in Cambodia
With two months to go before the opening of the first four daycare centers in the provinces of Kampong Speu and Kampong Cham in Cambodia, Nolwenn Deschard, our early childhood expert, has just organized 15 intensive days of training to prepare the staff at these daycare centers.The opening of...
Mrs. Dung, alone with her children, without income after Covid in Vietnam
A Covid emergency fund for poor families in Vietnam Julia Levivier, Vietnam Director of Planète Enfants & Développement, explains the financial crisis in which many families, like Mrs. Dung, are plunged after a very long confinement...
New outdoor playgrounds for children in Burkina Faso
In February, we are starting the construction of outdoor playgrounds in the Boassa neighborhood of Ougadougou, to offer the youngest children free and safe play areas where they can grow up having fun.
Portrait of Emilie Deschaseaux, Head of Finance Asia
For this new year, we present you a new face of the team. Emilie Deschaseaux, in charge of finance and accounting for our projects in Cambodia and Vietnam, answers our questions and tells us about her missions within Planète Enfants &...
Anita: "I learned to make the classroom more interactive
Last week, we told you about Subhadra, a kindergarten teacher who benefited from a training in Nepal, in the municipality of Gajuri. Now it's Anita's turn, a teacher for 4 years, to share her experience with us. She explains us...
Parenting in Nepal, explained by Buddi Shrestha
Last October, we presented the launch of the first parenting support sessions in Nepal. These sessions are still ongoing with parents in 28 schools in Kathmandu and Dhading. Buddi Shrestha, our Director of Education, has been...
Nepal: Subhadra, a better-trained kindergarten teacher
Subhadra is one of 45 preschool teachers who, in mid-December, received an additional four days of training in the municipality of Gajuti, Nepal, through our local partner organization, Seto Gurans. This session, which follows nine...
The Maternelle de l'Espoir in Nepal becomes a public school
After 8 years of support to our partner Child Nepal, it is time to hand over: the Maternelle de l'Espoir, a school intended to protect and educate the children of women involved in prostitution networks in Kathmandu, becomes a school...
Sorya Chan, honored in AFD's Women Voices exhibition in Cambodia
Sorya Chan, Director of our Kidora crèche in Cambodia, is one of the 13 Cambodian women honored in the Women Voices exhibition by photographer Sereyrath Mech, organized by the French Development Agency (AFD) for its 80th anniversary...
Reading for children in the slums of Phnom Penh with the Tuk Tuk library
A librarian from our partner association SIPAR went this week to meet the children and families we support in the slums of Phnom Penh, driving his Tuk Tuk. It was the first of a long series of tours planned...
The story of Sitara, a little Nepalese girl excluded by her handicap
On October 28th, our team in Nepal visited Sitara and her family. Sitara is blind. When we first met her, she was not walking, she was malnourished and did not go to school. Today she is...
Portrait of the month: Ines Sawadogo
Inès Basnéwendé Sawadogo, assistant project manager in Burkina Faso and committed to the emancipation of women in her country, tells us about her role within the association and her journey. Ines, what path led you to Planète Enfants & Développement? I have...
Art therapy sessions for women victims of violence in Vietnam
On October 29th, we organized another art therapy session for women victims of violence in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The objective of these sessions is to help the beneficiaries to identify their problems thanks to the different forms of art...
Follow-up of childminders who start their own business in Burkina Faso
Over the past two years, we have trained 300 young women to become child care providers and helped them earn a diploma recognized by the Burkinabé government. We are now supporting these women as they enter the workforce or start their own...
An "eco" construction model for kindergartens in Cambodia
As part of our project to support 100 communal kindergartens in Cambodia, 34 new schools will be built using a new design that is faster to assemble and less expensive, but will still allow them to meet the criteria required by the Ministry of Education.
How are the parenting sessions in Vietnam conducted?
We developed a parenting program to share and give advice to young Vietnamese parents. Faced with the ban on gatherings in the country because of COVID, we adapted the program to offer sessions in...
The evening '120′ for the future of our children, a success
100 people were gathered on October 21st in the Arcades Room of the Paris City Hall, to participate in our evening "120' for the future of our children". It allowed the association to raise nearly 115 000€ and left each of them with a strong impression...
PROFILE OF THE MONTH: Béryl BOGUI
Béryl Bogui, in civic service at Planète Enfants & Développement for almost a year, answers some questions about her role and her missions within the association. What is your background? I did a Master's degree in cooperation policy...
Parenting support sessions begin in Nepal
Parental neglect is common in some parts of Nepal, which greatly affects the development of very young children. This is why we launched the first parenting support sessions in September with the help of our partners Child...
A comic book about family support in the slums of Cambodia
As the first 3-year phase of our project came to an end in June 2021, we are publishing a comic book in English to summarize our work in the field and launching activities in new neighborhoods of Phnom Penh to improve the living conditions of the people...
A new food distribution in Vietnam
In need following the long weeks of lockdown that are coming to an end in Ho Chi Minh City, 286 vulnerable families received food aid during a new distribution organized on September 29 in collaboration with our partner HACRP and local authorities. These families, who...
Completion of a kindergarten in Fada
More good news: it is a brand new kindergarten that welcomes the children for the beginning of the school year on October 1st. We have just finished the rehabilitation of a school (CEEP) in Fada, in the East of Burkina Faso. The structure, old...
New project for trafficked children in Vietnam
Nearly 6 out of every 100 children are exploited in Vietnam, and efforts to identify and provide care for them are inadequate. That is why Planète Enfants & Développement is launching a new project with its local partners to protect child victims of trafficking...
3 questions to Estelle Dahani on insecurity in Burkina Faso
How safe are the people of Burkina Faso today? The level of violence in the country has reached record levels in recent months. Armed terrorist groups have recruited heavily. They have also laid mines to trap roads and prevent people from entering the country.
The new home opens its doors to Chepang girls
After months of delay due to Covid-19 and then to the monsoon, what a joy to announce that the construction of the new boarding school for the teenage girls of the Chepang ethnic group in Nepal was completed this summer. The colleges and high schools having reopened, the young girls have been able to attend...
Portrait of the month: Nolwenn Deschard
Nolwenn Deschard, an Early Childhood Specialist at Planète Enfants & Développement for the past year, answers a few questions about her role within the organization and her career path. What has your career path been like? «I earned a degree in early childhood education...”.
