Nouvelle Planete: Solidarity projects and volunteering abroad

Suisse

Emploi

Un travail motivant au sein d’une petite équipe dynamique,une participation aux prises de décisions stratégiques, des activités variées, des contacts humains enrichissants.

Solidarity camps

2020

103 young people rolled up their sleeves this summer to set up a development aid project. Do like them next summer! The program 2020 is now available.

Benin

Education

Our first project in Benin: 2 new classrooms and 4 new latrines finally allow all 203 students of the primary school in Natabouhoué to study in a conducive learning environment.

Amazon

Environment

Ashaninka women from 32 indigenous communities in the Apurimac valley have developed gardens in the forest. They present their products and are proud to contribute to the maintenance of biodiversity.

Switzerland

Internship

Intéressé.e ? Consultez l’offre détaillé sous la rubrique « publications », puis soumettez votre candidature jusqu’à fin décembre 2019.

Senegal

Sustainable agriculture

Producing and consuming locally is the credo of the union of farmers of Boudié and its 28 groups. The development of 13 hectares of market gardens has launched a real "sustainable green (r)evolution".

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Who we are

Nouvelle Planète, founded in 1986, is a Swiss non-profit organisation without political nor religious affiliation.

We support rural communities in Africa, Asia and Latin America, empowering people to build better lives and protect their environment.

We keep our administrative costs as low as possible, limited at 8% of the money we receive (2018: 5.9%).

learn more about us

Projects

Find out what sets us apart and how we help some of the world’s poorest communities to build better lives and protect their environment. Learn more about where we work in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

Support our work

Solidarity camps

Our solidarity camps offer a rare opportunity to learn about life in an African or Asian village and to live and work alongside local communities. The camps are open to people of all ages, as well as to schools, families and other groups.