Providing nutritious meals for children aged three to thirteen is a key aspect of educational institutions' operations. The data shows the distribution of students receiving school meals across the Russian Federation and in specific subjects within the Arctic zone. Coverage is measured to assess the accessibility of this social service for various groups of minor students
Chart showing the share of children aged 3-13 provided with school meals in Russia and the Arctic zone
The table is a snapshot — 22 series shown across 2 breakdowns. 44 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “Children aged 3-13 attending general education organizations – total” — 100; the smallest is “Children aged 3-13 attending general education organizations — none of the above” at 0.
Comparing the values reveals the difference in the share of children provided with meals at the national level versus within the northern territories. The analysis accounts for the total number of children attending schools in the specified age category. Comparing these indicators helps determine the quality and completeness of state school meal support programs in northern regions relative to national averages
The data is presented as a single snapshot without time intervals. This information is useful for education officials, sociologists, and researchers studying living conditions and social infrastructure in the Arctic region. The current data allows for an assessment of the situation regarding school meal organization in schools located in the unique climatic and economic conditions of the north
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