The project, commonly misnamed as the "Abardok School," is actually a multisectoral initiative that embraces a comprehensive approach to basic education. This program is not limited to school education but extends to the implementation of high-quality hygiene, health, and nutritional practices. Its goal is to transform the school space into an all-encompassing environment for all the children of the Abardok community. One of the main challenges it faces is the issue of school dropout. To address this problem, the project commits to providing one or two meals a day to all students aged 6 to 12. This holistic approach not only promotes basic education but also cares for the overall well-being of the children, creating an environment where they can learn and grow in health.