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Peanut butter meals could keep ghanaian kids in class

NCT ID NCT06397989

Completed Knowledge-focused Sponsor: Washington University School of Medicine Source: ClinicalTrials.gov ↗

First seen Jun 27, 2026 · Last updated Aug 14, 2026 · Updated 2 times

Summary

This study looks at whether giving schoolchildren in rural Ghana a daily peanut-based meal can improve school attendance and reduce dropouts. About 5,800 kids aged 5 to 17 will receive either the peanut meal or a local rice/millet flour meal. The goal is to see if the peanut option works better at keeping kids in school.

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The condition terms exactly as the trial's registrant entered them.

CHILD NUTRITION SCHOOL ATTENDANCE SCHOOL DROPOUTS SCHOOL ENROLLMENT SCHOOL FEEDING PROGRAMS

Contacts and locations

Locations

  • Afayili Islamic primary school

    Afayili, Ghana

  • Bofoyili E/P JHS

    Bofoyili, Ghana

  • Bofoyili primary school

    Bofoyili, Ghana

  • Jimle AME Zion JHS

    Jimile, Ghana

  • Jimle/Guma R/C primary school

    Jimile, Ghana

  • Kanimo R/C JHS

    Kanimo, Ghana

  • Kpabia Islamic JHS

    Kpabia, Ghana

  • Kpuligini Islamic primary school

    Kpuligini, Ghana

  • Kusheli Islamic primary school

    Kusheli, Ghana

  • Mbatinga Islamic primary school

    Mbatinga, Ghana

  • Nadundo R/C JHS

    Nadundo, Ghana

  • Nalogno Methodist JHS

    Nalogno, Ghana

  • Salankpang A.M.E Zion primary school

    Salankpang, Ghana

  • Sambu Islamic JHS

    Sambu, Ghana

  • Sang Islamic JHS

    Sang, Ghana

  • Sang Zakaria Islamic JHS

    Sang, Ghana

  • St. Anthony primary school

    Mion, Ghana

  • Tuwua R/C JHS

    Tuwua, Ghana

  • Yabogu Islamic primary school

    Yabogu, Ghana

  • Zakpalsi Issawiya E/A primary school

    Salwelsi, Ghana

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