This document discusses statistics about education and food programs in Egypt. It outlines the existing food education system and how it aims to reduce obesity and hunger by teaching children about nutrition, with the goal of children then teaching their families. It also describes the World Food Program's previous focus on food for education and how the education process involves collaboration between the government, schools, teachers, students, and homes. Finally, it lists 9 ways that school education can help end hunger, such as organizing food drives, starting backpack feeding programs, and teaching families about healthy eating.

1. Statistics about Education in Egypt

2. Statistics about Education in Egypt

3. Food Education Systm-Introduction
 Our system in food education can reduce the
amount of obesity and hunger.
 The existing programs for Food education and how
it works.
 Education can connect people to understand their
needs.
 Children at schools will teach there families what
the have learned in school.

4. World Food Program -WFP
 WFP was focusing about Food for education.
 WFP did not work on teaching student about food.

5. Education process
Support
from the • Government
government
Schools • Teachers take charge
Student • Understand then implement
Homes • Student can teach
there families

6. 9 Ways You Can Help End
Hunger by School Education

7. 1. Find ways to put surplus food to
better use.

8. 2. Organize food drives or
fundraisers.

9. 3. Plant or spruce up a school or
community garden.

10. 4. Volunteer at a local food bank, pantry,
shelter, or community kitchen.

11. 5. Start or support a backpack
feeding program.

12. 6. Support and raise awareness of
summer feeding programs.

13. 7. Increase use of SNAP (formerly called food
stamps) and/or Free and Reduced-Price School
Meals programs.

14. 8. Help teach families about
healthy eating and cooking.

15. 9. Raise public awareness of
childhood hunger in your community