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Date and time of data generation	20 December 2017
Copyright holder	© WFP/Vilakhone Sipaseuth
Image title	Laos, Luang Namtha, 20 December 2017 Set against the backdrop of misty mountains contrasted by lush green rice fields, Luang Namtha is one of the most beautiful places in northern Laos. ItÕs home to a diverse number of ethnic minority groups scattered in small, remote villages. This was the first school feeding programme in Laos. It was launched to reduce hunger so that children could concentrate in class. The meals were also an incentive to increase the number of children who were enrolled in schools, particularly girls. With the school meals programme, families saw the benefits of sending their children to school, and enrollment rates improved. Today, WFP is working to improve attendance levels and the quality of education that children receive. Literacy activities have been introduced to ensure that children, even in remote areas, are given the best start to life. The programme has grown in the last 16 years. It now supports 145,000 students in 30 districts across the country. Photo: WFP/Vilakhone Sipaseuth
Keywords	Child Food Girl Horizontal Plate of Food Rice School feeding School meals Vegetable
Special instructions	The Photo must be credited as follows:Photo: WFP/Vilakhone Sipaseuth
Code for country shown	LAO
Country shown	Laos
Headline	Laos
Credit/Provider	© WFP/Vilakhone Sipaseuth
Source	Digital
Writer	Vilakhone Sipaseuth
IIM version	4