In the world’s most dangerous contexts, a school meal can be a child’s best hope: Comment


PHNOM PENH: “School meals make me less hungry during learning. I can study hard and get good grades," says 12-year-old Chandy from Cambodia.

Her words highlight a reality that resonates deeply across diverse contexts worldwide: school meals are more than just food. They are a lifeline that enables better learning, unlocks potential and serves as a critical support system for millions of children worldwide.

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