1. Domingos Torres Jr. Director of Social Action Programs

3. Evolution inClassroomsFrom 2008To 2010 Levels200820092010 Primary456084697648386 Middle School 346735713650 High School144114841557 Total 505165203153593

7.  Financial support  The School Feeding program is financed by:  a) Angola’s General Budget.  b) By national and international partners.  C) By USDA and J.A.M.- Joint Aid Management

8. Objective: The fight against hunger with a view to its elimination. Promoting food and nutritional security, thus ensuring the participation of the community in the education process. Urban Agriculture/school gardens. The strategy of support for students

9.   JAM ‘s strength is on the ground. With 25 monitors and 4 supervisors they cover the 430+ schools where CSB is distributed throughout Benguela Province. Each school is visited 2 to 3 times a month.   More than 220,000 children receive school meals during the 170 days of the school year.   JAM Monitors working with ADPP monitors interact with the community in the area of school gardens and earth boxes.

10. Angolan Education: A partnership between Public & Private schools and NGOs “ The State guarantees that education can be effective if” Attention is focused on the student in primary school through additional programs such as: Educational Materials, School feeding and health coverage. Educational books School Health School Feeding Programs EDUCATION