Interview on the EPP Adétikopé Library Initiative
Our initiative aims to establish a library for underprivileged children at EPP Adétikopé Primary School, located in the Adétikopé Commune of Togo, with the goal of enhancing educational access. This project commenced in March of the previous year. We have gathered a diverse array of books from various regions of Switzerland, particularly from the French-speaking […]
Migrant Integration in Switzerland
Lema Plan International is dedicated to promoting the integration of migrants in Switzerland. We recognize that there is already a wealth of information provided by the state and other institutions in the canton of Neuchatel, such as the Career Guidance Center – OCOSP. This has already positively contributed to improving the integration of migrants. Our […]
A Dialogue with Our Project Manager in Nigeria
Kindly provide us with an introduction about yourself. I am Eberechukwu Akadonye, a Nigerian electrical and electronics engineer. My professional journey has primarily involved collaboration with real estate developers, where I have developed a strong passion for making a positive impact on people’s lives. This commitment to service was further solidified when I began volunteering […]
Inspiring Migrants regarding the significance of access to Education in Switzerland
On October 26, 2024, our organization held an event in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. The session Took place from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, with the theme emphasizing the importance of access to training for successful integration into the professional sphere and for tackling the challenges encountered by migrants. As this was our inaugural session in […]
Supporting Education In Tanzanian Communities
In Tanzania, the expected age for completing primary education by 2024 is 13 years old, with students typically starting standard 1 at the age of seven.
Donation Of Basic School Supplies To Underprivileged Children In Tanzania
Providing learning materials to underprivileged children in Tanzania forms a crucial part of a broader strategy to enhance educational accessibility.
Introducing the board game Awale to the Swiss Community
Our organization had the pleasure of showcasing the Awale board game to the Swiss community at the esteemed Ludesco Festival in La Chaux-de-Fonds on March 16 and 17, 2024.
Prof Jean Retschitziki and the Awélé board game.
My primary area of study was an African strategy game known as “Oware/Warri” in English and “Awale or Awélé” in my mother tongue of French
Issues Facing Children’s Education In Africa
This affects the quality of education provided. Even when children have access to schools, the quality of education may be substandard.
The Words of Mr. Nadebe Mazama.
First, some students lack the extra resources they need to finish their assignments and continue studying as requested by their teachers.