In 2024, some of the childminders we support in Burkina Faso alerted us to the plight of young single mothers. These women, often rejected by their families and victims of violence, live in extreme conditions and struggle to provide for their children. They survive...
A few weeks ago, Sébastien Malengrez joined Planète Enfants & Développement, taking over from Laurence Nail after 25 years of commitment. Driven by deep-rooted values of mutual aid and listening, he shares with us his career path, his motivations and his ambitions for the association. A career focused on people After a career...
Early wake-up call for our first visit, 1h30 from Phom Penh in Cambodia, to one of the 13 crèches run by Planète Enfants & Développement. We're close to the textile factories here, and the crèches are ideally located just 50 meters from the elementary school. Everything is done for the...
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 HaLI program, which aims to improve living conditions...
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 the association's leader. Can you tell us about...
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, gives us her account of what she experienced, and what remains of this catastrophe today.\ "I was at the...
For several years, 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 make children even more vulnerable, and where many of them are exposed to...
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 encourage learning among children aged 3 to 6, 3 hours a day. With our partner Tomorrow's...
Since mid-February, we have been running a parent-child workshop in 48 public schools in Sahid Lakhan, Gorkha, Nepal. The aim of this initiative is to promote learning through play and strengthen the links between children, parents and teachers.Learning through play: an effective tool One of the most...
After several weeks of preparation, our activities in Togo got off to a flying start with the launch of a training program for 19 women and men in Lomé.Tania, Eliane and Johnson take the floor to tell us about their expectations and ambitions at the end of this training program.Interested...
In 2024, some of the childminders we support in Burkina Faso alerted us to the plight of young single mothers. These women, often rejected by their families and victims of violence, live in extreme conditions and struggle to provide for their children. They survive...
A few weeks ago, Sébastien Malengrez joined Planète Enfants & Développement, taking over from Laurence Nail after 25 years of commitment. Driven by deep-rooted values of mutual aid and listening, he shares with us his career path, his motivations and his ambitions for the association. A career focused on people After a career...
Early wake-up call for our first visit, 1h30 from Phom Penh in Cambodia, to one of the 13 crèches run by Planète Enfants & Développement. We're close to the textile factories here, and the crèches are ideally located just 50 meters from the elementary school. Everything is done for the...
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 HaLI program, which aims to improve living conditions...
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 the association's leader. Can you tell us about...
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, gives us her account of what she experienced, and what remains of this catastrophe today.\ "I was at the...
