Renewed war has uprooted over a million people, leaving many without access to education. Roughly 360,000 remain displaced, with some public schools still serving as shelters. As a result, many of these schools are unable to open for the new school year.

This disruption affects children who have already lost significant classroom time due to conflict and displacement. The term "lost generation" is used to describe these young people who have been unable to continue their education. Further information on the situation and its impact on children's education is available from the source.