Shandong commercial newspaper reporter Yang Fang
Members of the Committee suggested that rural poor students eat free nutrition lunch (information film) reporter Wang Xiaofeng Lu net January 11th news last year, the state issued the rural compulsory education student nutrition improvement plan, according to 3 yuan per student per day, students in the underdeveloped areas of the Midwest, subsidized by the central government to improve the nutritional status. At the two session of the thirteen session of the Ji'nan Municipal Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), the committee members of the CPPCC, Sun Jianjun and Zhang Wu, submitted their proposals respectively. They were concerned about whether the children in the rural areas of Ji'nan could also enjoy the benefit.
the Ji'nan Municipal Committee of the Chinese people's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) was interviewed in some villages in the southern mountainous areas for a period of time. It was found that in recent years, many rural children could not be enrolled in the village because of the "withdrawal and school" in rural areas, so that their lunch could not go home. "Most of the students who eat at school eat their own meals from their homes. Because it's very inconvenient to stir fry from home and there is no hot food in the school, many students bring a pack of pickled vegetables, and some of them bring a ham sausage or other cooked food. Zhang Wu said that the children without food were queuing up in the small shops at the school gate to buy bread, milk, ham sausages and some puffed foods. Health was not guaranteed, and nutrition was not good. Sun Jianjun, a member of the Ji'nan Municipal Committee of the Chinese people's Political Consultative Conference, said that the urban and rural income difference is very big, whether it is the southern mountain area, the town north of the Yellow River, and the Pingyin, Zhangqiu and other places, there are many difficult living in the rural families; there are many families with more difficult life in the city. Many children's lunch is just two steamed bread, a handful of pickled vegetables, or a packet of instant noodles to appease hunger. The "nutrition" of the children can not be guaranteed at all. "Although Ji'nan can not enjoy state subsidies, it is included in the nutrition improvement plan, but it can refer to Shanghai's practice." Sun Jianjun said that since January 2012, Shanghai has also provided free lunch for rural students and urban poor families.
two members suggested that "nutrition improvement measures for primary and middle school students" should be introduced as soon as possible in Ji'nan. Funded by the government, a plan to build a student canteen in every school has been gradually pushed forward to solve the 3 yuan lunch problem in rural schools and rural Hukou students as soon as possible. Compared with schools that do not have the conditions to establish canteen, they can provide nutritious meals with local qualified social catering companies. For schools with relatively small size and short lunch, it is suggested that students should provide hot meal equipment to ensure that students can eat hot meals in winter.