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In the latest Mond’Info, you will discover how, in Burkina Faso, husbands are getting involved in helping their pregnant wives, despite the weight of tradition.

Enfants du Monde is a partner of the Filmar Latin American film festival.

Over 800 French-speaking Swiss students participated in the “Song for Education” project.

The Medicus Mundi Switzerland symposium will take place on Tuesday 6 November.

Enfants du Monde has entered into a partnership with “L’Observateur”, a privately owned daily newspaper in Burkina Faso.

Thanks to the favourable results of the Enfants du Monde's education programme in Guatemala, the Department of Education of Guatemala has introduced the teaching approach recommended by Enfants du Monde in its teaching programme.

Fredy is a boy from a little village without electricity in Guatemala whose dreams have come true: He was able to go to school and study abroad with a grant, and has returned home to teach English.

In Burkina Faso, many mothers-to-be die during pregnancy and will never be able to cuddle their new baby. Alima is pregnant, and is taking part in our programme which saves the lives of mothers and babies.

With the expansion of Enfants du Monde’s activities, it had become necessary to strengthen our team of education specialists.

Selima lives in Mohammadpur, a poor distric of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh

Saturday, August 25, the tropical storm Isaac hit Haiti.

Following the death of her father, Mossamad Chapla had to stop public school

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“For the past three years, we have had no deaths in the region where I work.”

In the latest issue of Mond’Info, you can read how Maria Lidia, a sixty-year-old midwife and mother of 18 children, is helping pregnant women.

When his father died some years ago, Anouar’s mother decided to come to Dhaka, hoping that in the capital she would be able to find work to support her seven children.

From 24 July to 26 August, Enfants du Monde will be at Cinéair in Nyon.

Aminata Boly, a former English teacher, has been training teachers in Burkina Faso for two years.

In Bangladesh, thousands of children lose their mother every year.

In Niger, only 3 out of 10 girls go to school. Thanks to Enfants du Monde, Shawa'atu Shaibu was nevertheless put through school.

The Haitian artist Woody Pep to perform at the end of our General Assembly in Geneva, Wednesday June 13.

On Thursday, June 7 2012 a debate on the involvement of associations in favor of the health of mothers in the world will be held.

Many young people in Niger leave to work in neighbouring countries so they can escape hardship. Kadi decided to try his luck at home. And he succeeded…

"Here, in Guatemala, people think that country people are not very smart and they can't learn well."

In its annual report 2011, Enfants du Monde presents how a quality education combined with professional training allows youth to stay in their communities and help instead of emigrating.

In Niger, only three out of ten girls and four out of ten boys go to school.

Kerstin Blidi-Schmidt has been recruited following our colleague Myriam Ernst’s decision to take a year off in order to travel.

A Swiss national, Walo Suter, has offered a better future to many children, to girls in particular, by making a considerable donation.

In Guatemala, many children finish their education at primary level because the secondary school is too far away from their village.

The new Mond'Info has just been published

Enfants du Monde has joined the association My Happy End.

How teacher teach in Enfants du Monde schools?

From end of December to the beginning January, Enfants du Monde, coordinated an educational workshop on citizenship

The three-yearly meeting of the Association for the Development of Education in Africa (ADEA) will take place from the 12th to the 17th of February

El Salvador – Leticia Flores, Yulisa Beralis’ mother, explains:

So that the shepherds of Burkina Faso can survive, their children actively participate in the daily chores. Consequently, there is little time left for school.

Dans le village reculé d’Uripur, au Nord du Bangladesh, les femmes enceintes doivent marcher plus de dix kilomètres pour se faire soigner.