Iloilo Launches P20/Kilo Rice Program to Combat Child Malnutrition
In a bid to improve food security and nutrition among undernourished children, Iloilo Governor Arthur Defensor Jr. has announced the implementation of a P20-per-kilo rice program in the province. This initiative aims to provide affordable rice to families enrolled in the province's nutrition program, specifically targeting the most vulnerable sectors. By making rice more accessible and affordable, the program seeks to address the pressing issue of child malnutrition, promoting healthy growth and development among children. With the rising cost of living, this program is a timely solution to support low-income families, ensuring they have access to nutritious food. The P20-per-kilo rice program is expected to have a significant impact on the well-being of undernourished children, ultimately contributing to a healthier and more secure community. Key initiatives like this are crucial in addressing food insecurity and promoting nutrition, especially among the most disadvantaged populations. With its focus on affordable and nutritious food, this program is a step towards a brighter future for the children of Iloilo.
