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Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto highlighted the success of the Makan Bergizi Gratis (MBG) program, stating it has reached 49 million recipients within 12 months. Prabowo compared this achievement to Brazil's similar program, which took 11 years to reach 40 million beneficiaries. The MBG program is considered a significant logistical achievement globally.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has proudly highlighted the rapid expansion of the government's Makan Bergizi Gratis (MBG) or Free Nutritious Meal program. According to Prabowo, the program has successfully reached 49 million recipients within approximately 12 months of implementation.
During the Golkar Party's 61st anniversary event, Prabowo compared Indonesia's achievement with Brazil's similar program. He noted that while Brazil took 11 years to reach 40 million beneficiaries, Indonesia has surpassed that number in just 12 months. This comparison was made to emphasize the scale and speed of Indonesia's program implementation.
Prabowo described the MBG program as a significant logistical achievement, stating, "This is not a trivial matter; it's not an easy task. This is perhaps the largest logistical achievement in the world over the past few years." The success of the program is seen as a testament to the government's logistical capabilities and commitment to social welfare initiatives.
The MBG program's rapid expansion has drawn both national and international attention. While specific details about the program's funding and long-term sustainability were not discussed in detail, the achievement demonstrates the government's ability to implement large-scale social programs effectively.
MBG Program Expansion
Social Program Comparison with Brazil