
In 2022

810
students benefited from nutrition education

37
parents of students have been made aware

19
members of the education staff have been trained
Enfants du Monde prevents malnutrition in schools
In the schools, we train teachers and develop fun and educational activities to teach children and parents the principles of a healthy and nutritional diet using local products, in order to prevent malnutrition and improve resilience.
Transmitting the principles of a healthy and nutritious diet to children in Ambanja
In order to fight malnutrition, our team has developed different textbooks and games so that teachers can teach school children the principles of a healthy and nutritious diet.
- A guide for the teachers, combining theory and practice. The guide contains basic information on nutritional principles, hygiene, malnutrition, as well as fun activities to perform in class. The goal is to change the eating habits of the pupils and their families.
- A booklet in the form of a comic book for the children, whose story is based on three Malagasy characters that school children can easily identify with. They discover the principles of a healthy, nutritious, varied diet adapted to local eating habits.
In the countries in practice
Madagascar
Since January 2021, Enfants du Monde, in collaboration with its non-profit partner CO.P.E. has been supporting a nutrition education pilot project in three primary schools in Ambanja, in the north of the country.
Read moreSylvia Newkeze Principal of Mangafally private preschool
This project is important to us and to the children as we learn how to better cook local food. The teaching manuals allow us to deepen our knowledge of good nutrition and make us autonomous in transmitting this knowledge to our school children.

My donation makes a difference
I fund a booklet on nutritional principles for 30 students in Madagascar.
I fund a kit of materials for 11 teachers in Madagascar so they can put in place fun activities about nutrition with their students.
I offer the training of 6 teachers on prevention of malnutrition in their school.