2017 – A photo essay from World Food Programme | International School Meals Day

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2017 – A photo essay from World Food Programme

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World Food Programme created a wonderful photo essay to celebrate International School Meals Day 2017.

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World Food Programme

@WFP

What's on the menu for students in the Democratic Republic of Congo #DRC?🍚📚 Home-grown and nourishing #SchoolMeals support more children and more communities every day. bit.ly/3F5nhuN pic.twitter.com/5xXJ…

9:37 am · May 11, 2023 ·

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Maple Leaf Early Years Foundation

@Mleyfoundation1

@Mleyfoundation1 works with local #communities and #youths in producing food for school feeding from farms on community-provided land. This partnership ensures community ownership of the school feeding programme thereby creating sustainability and quality of #Schoolmeals . pic.twitter.com/GHuf…

9:37 am · May 11, 2023 ·

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GCNF

@GCNFoundation

In this guest blog, Children in Scotland's Head of Engagement & Learning, Simon Massey reflects on how International School Meals Day has developed over the years. Read it now ➡️ gcnf.org/eleven-year… @cisweb @SchoolMeals_ @IntSchoolMeals

6:03 pm · April 19, 2023 ·

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International School Meals Day

@IntSchoolMeals

Our thanks to @GCNFoundation for sharing a reflection on International School Meals Day written by @cisweb Head of Engagement and Learning, Simon Massey Click below to read⬇️ Eleven Years of International School Meals Day gcnf.org/eleven-year…

5:19 pm · April 13, 2023

Salud America!

@SaludAmerica

@USDA is seeking comments on increasing the number of high-poverty schools that can offer free school meals for all students! 🥗 Learn more about the proposed Community Eligibility Provision expansion & use our model comment to voice your support! 👇🏽 salud.to/freemealcom… pic.twitter.com/anDR…

5:13 pm · April 13, 2023 ·

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International School Meals Day

@IntSchoolMeals

We are pleased to share an infographic from #ISMD2023 showing the day in numbers. Thanks to all who took part in this year's celebration, the 11th ISMD, which had the theme, ‘Our changing food – methods, menus and meals’. Click to see more from the day: internationalschoolm… pic.twitter.com/PU7A…

7:48 pm · March 16, 2023

WFP_GCC

@GccWfp

School meals in #Jordan: 🥪 Secure students' share of nutritious food 💪 Support children's growth so they can sustain their learning 🎒 Increase school enrolment rates WFP supports 90,000 school children in #Jordan with nutritious daily school meals. #ISMD2023 pic.twitter.com/2EMK…

2:53 pm · March 10, 2023 ·

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Stefanos Fotiou

@stefanosfotiou

Today is International #SchoolMeals Day! Providing healthy & sustainable diets for schoolchildren is key to achieving the #SDGs. Let's work together to address malnutrition & promote healthy food practices for a better future. #ISMD2023 Learn more 👇 bit.ly/3D12Tas

2:53 pm · March 10, 2023 ·

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Cindy McCain

@WFPChief

What’s the cost of NOT providing school meals? If you want increased poverty, more hunger & more destabilization, then don’t provide school meals. But if you'd like stronger communities, more job opportunities & economic empowerment, give every child a school meal! #ISMD2023 pic.twitter.com/Fiu5…

2:53 pm · March 10, 2023 ·

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Foreign Ag Service

@USDAForeignAg

The 🇺🇸 is a proud member of the @SchoolMeals_ Coalition! On behalf of the USG, @USDA is actively engaged w/the Coalition's other 75 member countries & through collaboration, partnership & shared learning, we're dedicated to improving food security🍲. #InternationalSchoolMealsDay twitter.com/SchoolMe…

10:32 am · March 10, 2023 ·

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