Indonesia’s government anticipates significant budgetary savings through efficiencies in its free nutritious school lunch program (MBG). According to the Head of the Government Communication Body (Bakom) RI, Muhammad Qodari, the program’s streamlining could save the state budget approximately Rp 1 trillion (approximately $62 million USD) per month. This projected saving results from optimizing the program’s implementation and resource allocation. The MBG program aims to improve nutrition and school attendance rates among students. Further details regarding the specific efficiency measures were not immediately available. The potential savings represent a substantial contribution to national fiscal management. The government expects the program to positively impact both student well-being and the national economy.