Position：Main > public welfare > Content

The World Food Programme calls for expanding school feeding

Date：2025-02-21 11:10 Source：未知 Editer：admin

Core Tips

Rome, March 14 (Xinhua) -- Recently, the United Nations World Food Programme released the Global School Feeding Status 2020 report. The report reveals that there are currently 370 million children who cannot access school meals, which poses...

Rome, March 14 (Xinhua) -- Recently, the United Nations World Food Programme released the "Global School Feeding Status 2020" report. The report reveals that there are currently 370 million children who cannot access school meals, which poses a threat to the healthy growth of millions of children.
Research has shown that school meals have significant implications for children from impoverished families. Nutritious meals not only help them resist hunger, but also ensure their long-term health. David Bisley, Executive Director of the World Food Programme, stressed: "For those children who are suffering from hunger, school meals are often the key factor to encourage them to go to school. We must make these feeding projects work again effectively." To this end, the World Food Programme in its report called on countries around the world to take active action, formulate relevant policies, and spare no effort to eliminate the many negative effects of the COVID-19 epidemic on children in need.
Pre：Livelihood scene under the New York epidemic: distribution a
Next：Global pandemic: Malaysia's' zero
  • Lighting up the Light of Memory for Alzheimer' Lighting up the Light of Memory for Alzheimer'

    In the long haze of Alzheimers disease, an 80 year old man has ushered in the dawn. Recently, this patient who has been diagnosed with Alzheimers disease for 6 years successfully underwent deep neck lymphatic venous anastomosis (LVA) at Bei...

    • 1
  • The Netherlands launches pilot vaccination for avia The Netherlands launches pilot vaccination for avia

    On March 10th, the Dutch government announced that after successful poultry trials, the Netherlands has officially launched a pilot vaccination program for avian influenza vaccines, which will continue until early 2027. The Dutch Ministry o...

    • 2
  • Simon Fisher Becker, who played the ＂Fat Monk＂ Simon Fisher Becker, who played the ＂Fat Monk＂

    On March 9th, British actor Simon Fisher Becker, who played the ghost Fat Monk of Hufflepuff College in the Harry Potter film series, passed away at the age of 63. This news has sparked deep condolences from film fans worldwide. Becker ente...

    • 3
  • Direct talks with Hamas have angered Israel, with U Direct talks with Hamas have angered Israel, with U

    Tahir Nunu, a senior member of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), confirmed on the 9th that the Hamas leadership and the US presidential hostage affairs envoy Adam Burrell recently held an unprecedented direct meeting in Q...

    • 4
  • Elon Musk: If Starlink is shut down, the entire fro Elon Musk: If Starlink is shut down, the entire fro

    According to the latest report of the Ukrainian National News Agency (UNN), the chief executive officer (CEO) of SpaceX said on March 9 local time that the Star Chain Internet satellite communication service of his SpaceX company is the pil...

    • 5
  • Syrian transitional president calls for maintaining Syrian transitional president calls for maintaining

    According to Saudi Arabias Al Arabiya TV on the 9th, Syrian transitional president Ahmed Shara called for maintaining peace and unity within Syria, stating that the current situation in Syria is a foreseeable challenge. ​ The report said...

    • 6
  • The West Hampton Wildfire in Long Island, USA has b The West Hampton Wildfire in Long Island, USA has b

    On March 9th local time, CCTV reporters learned from relevant departments in Long Island, New York that the previously raging West Hampton wildfire has been effectively controlled by 80%. This positive development has led to the reopening o...

    • 7
  • New regulations in the UK create waves: fines for t New regulations in the UK create waves: fines for t

    Recently, the British financial website This is Money reported on the 14th that a new regulation by the British government has caused a stir among parents and the tourism industry. Under the new regulations, parents who take their children...

    • 8
  • <strong>The UK High Court&amp;#039;s ruling that child </strong> The UK High Court&amp;#039;s ruling that child

    The UK High Court recently ruled that the governments policy of charging 1012 for naturalization registration fees to non UK born children is illegal. This verdict not only has a direct impact on thousands of children growing up in the UK,...

    • 9

Recommend

Hot

Copyright © 2015-2018 Jane Eyes all rights reserved