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Indonesia's free meals program, initiated by President Prabowo Subianto, is under scrutiny for potentially misallocating resources to affluent regions. Critics argue that this undermines the program's goal of addressing food insecurity in poorer communities.
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Indonesia's free meals program, initiated by President Prabowo Subianto, is under scrutiny for potentially misallocating resources to affluent regions. Critics argue that this undermines the program's goal of addressing food insecurity in poorer communities.
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Indonesia’s free meals programme plagued by alleged corruption and waste
Indonesia's free meals program faces criticism over resource allocation