Commitment

Agricultural Diversification for Sustainable School Nutrition

Government / Kyrgyzstan

September 2025 — September 2025

Description

The Government of the Kyrgyz Republic is committed to establishing a sustainable school nutrition procurement system by 2030, ensuring that students have access to high-quality, diverse, and nutritious food produced locally. The primary objective of this initiative is to enhance food security, improve nutrition quality for school-aged children, and support local agricultural producers, thus strengthening the local food system. The program will focus on rural and underserved areas where food supply chains are unstable.

This commitment is directly linked to improving public health outcomes by reducing malnutrition, supporting local agricultural producers, and contributing to long-term sustainability in the country’s food system. It aims to diversify school nutrition through the engagement of 150 schools in direct procurement from local agricultural producers, ensuring 30,000 students receive balanced meals, with 60% of students consuming at least 5 food groups daily.

GNR assessment

Verification status
Pending verification
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SMARTness index
Lower moderate
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Details

Target population characteristic
  • Age or life course stage/status
  • Community geography
  • Economic status of country
  • Socioeconomic status
Global nutrition target(s)
Adult obesity
Adult diabetes
Nutrition Action Classification(s)
Impact > Diet
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Linked event(s)
  • 2025 Paris N4G Summit
N4G Summit theme(s)
  • Nutrition, health and social protection
  • Nutrition and transition to sustainable food systems and climate

Measurement

Key indicator Engagement of 150 schools in direct procurement from local agricultural producers, ensuring 60,000 children receive balanced meals, with 60% of children consuming at least 5 food groups daily
Measurement plan Collect own data
Value Measurement date
Baseline 39% November 2024
Target 60% September 2025

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