In 2017, after the 4th of our trips to Simien in Ethiopia as part of the Sona school construction project, Jean-Philippe Rapp, then director of the Festival des Diablerets, encouraged us to present...
Foundation news
A new website for the Foundation
Almost 5 years ago to the day, on June 15, 2016, the Children in the Cloud Foundation was officially created. And with it, naturally, its first website. This first website has played its role perfectly...
The Blue Nile Falls
South of Bahir Dar and Lake Tana (read our article Lake Tana source of the Blue Nile), about thirty kilometers from a chaotic track, is the Blue Nile Falls. An extraordinary site whose...
Sona: the water battle
As we mentioned in our previous article, Simien is full of water and its capture was planned for a long time in our project to build the school in Sona. Very quickly, we had identified a source within a few kilometers of the school.
Lake Tana source of the Blue Nile
Lake Tana is the largest lake in Ethiopia, located in the Amhara region in the north of the country. The regional capital Bahir Dar (200 000 inhabitants) is located on its southern shore. Close to Bahir Dar, the lake opens up to the...
Electricity is coming to Sona's school!
As the construction of the buildings is nearing completion, we are logically starting the work related to the electrification of the site.
Simien water collection
After the solar photovoltaic installation, it is now the turn of the Simien spring water collection and supply to Sona school!
Video of the December 2020 trip
The video report on the December 2020 trip of the Children in the Cloud NGO team to the Simien in Ethiopia.
The October 2020 interim report is available
October 2020 Interim Report In keeping with its commitment to transparency, the Children in the Cloud Foundation is pleased to present its October 2020 Interim Report. This report gives an account of the latest...
The work is progressing, despite the difficulties!
The COVID 19 health crisis, even if for the moment it has not hit African countries and Ethiopia in particular too hard, has nevertheless had a strong impact on the progress of the work. Indeed, the restrictions of the...