School feeding in low-income countries

The World Bank defines school feeding programs as "targeted social safety nets that provide both educational and health benefits to the most vulnerable children, thereby increasing enrollment rates, reducing absenteeism, and improving food security at the household level." In addition to enhancing access to food, these programs positively affect nutritional status, gender equity, and educational outcomes. This can contribute to the a country's overall advancement and human development.

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