Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has directed the National Nutrition Agency (BGN) to re-evaluate the current budget of Rp15,000 (approximately US$0.83) allocated per meal for school nutrition programs. This instruction comes amid concerns about the adequacy of the funding to provide nutritious meals for students. The president requested a thorough assessment to determine if the existing budget is sufficient to meet nutritional standards and ensure food security for schoolchildren across the nation. This review aims to improve the quality and quantity of school meals, addressing potential implications for student health and educational performance. Prabowo emphasized the importance of prioritizing child nutrition as crucial for national development. The BGN is expected to submit its findings and recommendations promptly, potentially leading to adjustments in the national budget allocation for school feeding programs. The move signals a commitment to enhance the well-being of Indonesian students.