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DISTRIBUTION
OF SCHOOL EQUIPMENT TO 11 SCHOOLS
Context
: In 2007, Mission Enfance
launched an exploratory mission in Siberia, in the Khatanga region, towards the
Dolgan ethnic group. This mission was lead in partnership with the Albert II Foundation
of Monaco, on an environmental project, which financed most of this mission.
This ethnic group lives
at the far ends of Russia, North of the polar circle. The semi-nomadic population
is living today in total isolation. The authorities of Moscow not having the same
interested as in the past for these native populations. The children's education
is quite supplied with school buildings, the soviet system having been applied
thoroughly throughout the whole country, even to the most remote areas. On the
other hand, the population is suffering the effects of its isolation. Men and
women fall into alcoholism, for the lack of work and of opportunities linked to
reindeer breeding. The children, often uprooted in boarding schools, are cut off
from their traditions and culture. Schools are established in each of these semi-nomadic
population's villages. The essential request of the concerned partners is to encourage
handcraft with the children, improve the psychology of the pupils (neglected over
the last 70 years) and provide sports equipment, all this not taken into consideration
by the Russian authorities. This equipment would be bought in Krasnoïarsk,
the Siberian capital, and sent for free by the director of the towns airport,
thanks to our partner Bernard Buigues. A study on the child psychology could by
lead in 2008, by our Colombian coordinator Françoise Bardon, in order to
open toys and games libraries in this region.
Coordination
: Xabi Chaboulov (Khatanga)
and Bernard Buigues (France)
Aim
of project : Improve and support childhood and education of the
Dolgan children.
| Our
Projects in 2008 Total
budget needed in 2008 : 14.000
€
Number
of beneficiaries :
2.446 children |
ACTIONS
CARRIED OUT SINCE 2007
| Year | Programmes | Beneficiaries |
| 2007 | Exploratory
mission in October 2007 | |
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| Xabi,
our local coordinator |  |
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