A Supply Chain Profile of a School-based Feeding Program using the Centralized Kitchen Model&#x0D;

Miro, Eden Delight; Martin, J.; Lopez, L Christian; Secson, Joselito; Oracion, Carmela; Loanzon, Jhoel

doi:10.14716/ijtech.v9i7.2073

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“…This was enabled in part by economies of scale. 28 DepEd sets each meal for SFPs at 16 Philippine pesos (PHP) (about US$0.31 in 2018 prices), for a total of PHP1,920 (US$37) per beneficiary for the 120-day feeding cycle. 25 Through the central kitchen, the actual cost per meal was about PHP11.50 (US$0.23) per day, and PHP1,380 (US$27) per beneficiary for 120 days.…”

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“…The central kitchen model we describe in this study is an innovation of SFPs that blends the streamlined logistics of a centralized SFP with the community-building benefits of a decentralized SFP. 28 The central kitchen model facilitates large-scale feeding by procuring, preparing, and packing meals for multiple schools in 1 kitchen staffed by community volunteers. Recent research suggests that community-participatory interventions improve primary health care and nutrition outcomes.…”

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A Community-Led Central Kitchen Model for School Feeding Programs in the Philippines: Learnings for Multisectoral Action for Health

Van

Siguin

Lacsina

et al. 2022

Glob Health Sci Pract

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Combining the logistics of a centralized in-school program with decentralized implementation to improve the diets and nutritional status of school-age children, a community-supported central kitchen model prepared and packed meals for schools.n The model's success was attributed to financial sustainability institutionalized at the national level through laws, operational sustainability maintained by local government units (LGUs), strong community support, mobilization from volunteers, and embedding of the program in the city's and municipalities' social networks.n Community involvement in central kitchen operations translated into volunteer accountability and program ownership that organized local interests and enabled community members to demand related health, education, and social services from their local elected officials, contributing to their sustained interest in participating in the program.

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A Community-Led Central Kitchen Model for School Feeding Programs in the Philippines: Learnings for Multisectoral Action for Health

Van

Siguin

Lacsina

et al. 2022

Glob Health Sci Pract

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“…There are many ways that companies maintain customer trust; one of them is trying to consistently fulfil the customer's demand. This goal utilizes a supply chain in many fields, such as the Malaysian automotive industry (Ashari et al, 2018), school feeding program in the Philippines (Miro et al, 2018), Malaysian public sector projects (Riazi and Nawi, 2018), etc. Supply chains rely much on inventory management.…”

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Integrated Supply Chain for a Single Vendor and Multiple Buyers and Products with Crashing Lead Time

Aritonang¹,

Nainggolan²,

Djunaidi³

2020

IJTech

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In this study, an integrated inventory model was developed among one vendor, multi buyers, and multi products. The total inventory cost to be minimized in this model is a combination of the vendor's and the buyers' total inventory costs. The total vendor inventory costs consist of setup costs and holding costs and the total inventory cost of the buyer consists of ordering costs, holding costs, stockout costs, and crashing lead time costs where the crashing lead time cost is approximated with an exponential function. Three decision variables will be calculated: the number of buyer orders, the lead time of each buyer, and the frequency of vendor shipments to all buyers in one production cycle. In this study, the optimal solution of each decision variable has been developed and applied to a case to show the use of models for finding optimal solutions. The sensitivity has also been performed to show the effects of some factors on the decision variables.

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Using machine learning algorithms to determine the food insecurity level of households of public school children

Cruz,

Gallegos,

Gattud

et al. 2024

The 7TH BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING’S RECENT PROGRESS IN BIOMATERIALS, DRUGS DEVELOPMENT, AND MEDICAL DEVICES: The 15th Asian Congre

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A Supply Chain Profile of a School-based Feeding Program using the Centralized Kitchen Model

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A Community-Led Central Kitchen Model for School Feeding Programs in the Philippines: Learnings for Multisectoral Action for Health

A Community-Led Central Kitchen Model for School Feeding Programs in the Philippines: Learnings for Multisectoral Action for Health

Integrated Supply Chain for a Single Vendor and Multiple Buyers and Products with Crashing Lead Time

Using machine learning algorithms to determine the food insecurity level of households of public school children

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