In fragile, low-resource contexts, small delivery gaps compound quickly into missed classes and dropout risk. Mid-year support is strategically important because it targets the moment when household pressure, school costs, and attendance fatigue often intersect.
This is an operational checkpoint, not a final annual evaluation. Its purpose is to inform donor decision-making on continuity funding for the second half of the year and reduce preventable interruption risk before year-end.
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