📋 Tender Overview
* Capacities in transparent management, food safety and promotion of healthy habits were strengthened.With the aim of guaranteeing efficient, transparent and timely management of the food service in public schools, the School Feeding Program (PAE) of the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (Midis) carried out face-to-face training sessions aimed at 1,500 members of the School Feeding Committees (CAE) of Metropolitan Lima, Callao and Canete.
The technical initiative, led by the Lima Metropolitan Territorial Unit of the PAE, obligatorily convened the president and an additional member of each committee. During the meetings, attendees received specialized guidance aimed at optimizing distribution processes and ensuring the nutritional well-being of students.
Within this framework, the representatives of the CAEs were summoned, requiring the participation of the president and an additional member of each committee, who received specialized training and guidance to optimize the provision of food service in their educational institutions.
PAE specialists trained the committees in aspects such as programming and design of the school menu, technical stages of food service provision, citizen surveillance and control of the service, strict food safety standards and pedagogical strategies to promote healthy habits within the educational community.
Interinstitutional articulation
The success of these face-to-face sessions was possible thanks to the coordinated work with the Local Educational Management Units of Metropolitan Lima, the UGEL 08 of Canete, the UGEL Ventanilla and the Regional Directorate of Education of Callao (DREC). Likewise, various user educational institutions provided their facilities for the development of the workshops.
With these actions, the PAE reaffirms its commitment to working hand in hand with school communities, strengthening their organizational capacities to directly contribute to the health, academic performance and comprehensive development of girls, boys and adolescent users throughout the country.
