French university canteens began offering one-euro three-course meals — starter, main, and dessert — to all students regardless of income, down from the usual €3.30. A January survey found 48% of students in France had skipped meals for financial reasons. The government has committed €120 million in 2027 to sustain and expand the programme.
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La France propose des repas universitaires à 1 € pour tous les étudiants

FRANCE 24

Les restaurants universitaires français servent désormais un repas complet — entrée, plat et dessert — à un euro pour tous les étudiants, contre 3,30 € habituellement. Une enquête révèle que 48 % des étudiants avaient sauté des repas faute d’argent. Le gouvernement s’engage à investir 120 millions d’euros en 2027 pour pérenniser le dispositif.

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