- economies of scale in feeding an entire school
- recipients of the benefit (children) and delivery mechanism (kitchens) are already at the right place and time
- can guarantee money is spent on food rather than (for example) a parents gambling addiction
- reduces stigma for poor children to have universality
- can (in theory) deliver better food using school cooking facilities
- saves time even for parents who can afford to feed children
- teaching a hungry child is an uphill battle
- economies of scale in feeding an entire school
- recipients of the benefit (children) and delivery mechanism (kitchens) are already at the right place and time
- can guarantee money is spent on food rather than (for example) a parents gambling addiction
- reduces stigma for poor children to have universality
- can (in theory) deliver better food using school cooking facilities
- saves time even for parents who can afford to feed children
- teaching a hungry child is an uphill battle