Take-Home Rations Sample Clauses

Take-Home Rations. This Project Activity will provide food for daily meals (“Take-Home Rations”) during the nine months of the school year for approximately 100 children estimated to be enrolled at each of the 132 bisongos. The Project also will provide monthly Take-Home Rations for girls demonstrating 90 percent monthly attendance in grades 1-4 (CP1-CE2) during the nine-month school year. Forty-five girls per grade are estimated to be able to benefit from Take-Home Rations, which consist of approximately eight kilograms of rice or other dry foods. Take-Home Rations will be provided based on studies showing that school meals are an effective way of ensuring attendance and improving academic performance. Implementers will be encouraged to work with teachers and parents to create school gardens to enhance participation in canteen planning and management for nutritious meals. The initiative supports MEBA’s strategic plan, and anticipates training sessions for teachers in the school garden concept and nutrition.
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