Very nice year 2019!

Following the floods in Nepal that devastated part of the country on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, Maya Verbist, Planète Enfants & Développement’s Country Director in Nepal, has been providing us with regular updates.Update as of September 28, 2026 One month later, the full extent of the disaster continues to emerge. According to the latest…

Zakhia completed our childcare provider training program and then participated in the coaching program implemented by our partner, BNCE Togo, in 2025–2026. Since then, she has opened her own daycare center, 'L’oasis des tout-petits.« She candidly shares with us the successes and challenges she has faced along the way. When I was little, I used to say…

Finding a safe, professional, and affordable solution for childcare remains a real headache in Cambodia. Between February and May 2026, Planète Enfants & Développement conducted a study in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap to provide a clear picture of the situation, with the…

A member of the board of directors for nearly 10 years and elected president of the association in June 2026, Kevin O’Sullivan talks to us about his career, his commitment, and what motivates him. His encounter with Planète Enfants & Développement, while perhaps a matter of chance, has certainly…

Learn about the career path of Stéphane, Chief Financial Officer at Planète Enfants & Développement. He talks about his commitment, his role, and why he chose to put finance to work for social causes.

Learn about the story of Sokunthea, a Cambodian girl who was protected from human trafficking and exploitation thanks to specialized support and the PEGASE program.

Learn about the main risk factors and the methods traffickers use to recruit children, so you can better prevent human trafficking.

In the Lot region, charity postcards are being sold to benefit Planète Enfants & Développement and support its work with children and families.

In Vietnam, the PEGASE program offers rugby sessions to children who are victims of or at risk of exploitation to build their confidence, promote their well-being, and foster their inclusion.

After a fire in Cambodia, two families have found new homes thanks to the HaLI project. These eco-resilient homes are more sustainable and climate-adapted.