A significant decrease has occurred in the number of people receiving food aid. Changes to a major food aid program are now being implemented. These changes have led to a substantial drop in enrollment, with a decrease of over 13% in the past year. Further information on this development is available, providing more details on the impact of the changes to the food aid program.
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