IPO Survey: Most Respondents Are Not Yet Satisfied with the Free Nutritious Meal Program

Published 2026-10-27

Indonesia Political Opinion (IPO) has released the results of its latest survey on the Free Nutritious Meal (Makan Bergizi Gratis, MBG) program. In the survey, 52 percent of respondents said they were dissatisfied with how this program is being implemented. These results indicate that most respondents do not yet feel confident about the way the program is running.

According to IPO data, 39 percent of respondents know about the MBG program even though they are not beneficiaries. This figure suggests that information about the program has reached a fairly wide segment of the public, although not everyone necessarily understands the details of its implementation. Meanwhile, another 24 percent of respondents also gave opinions about the program, but complete information about this part is not yet available in the report received.

The MBG program is one of the government's programs aimed at providing nutritious food to school children and certain groups. Because the program addresses basic public needs, survey results like these often attract attention from the government and the public. Survey data can help policymakers identify which aspects of the program need improvement.

So far, there is no additional information about the survey method, the total number of respondents, or the regions surveyed. Readers are advised to wait for IPO's full report in order to better understand the findings of this survey.

Sources: kendaripos

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