Undeserved areas, the lack of proper school infrastructure, including classrooms, libraries, and sanitation facilities, hampers the delivery of quality education.Poor children may live in remote areas, far from educational institutions. The lack of accessible transportation options and the necessity to cover long distances can prevent regular school attendance.Families facing poverty often struggle to afford the costs associated with education, including school fees, uniforms, textbooks, and transportation. These financial barriers prevent many children from accessing quality education.Insufficient availability of textbooks, learning materials, and technology can hinder the quality of education. Many poor children lack access to the resources needed for effective learning.Children living in areas affected by conflict or displacement face disruptions to their education. Destruction of schools, displacement, and the psychological impact of conflict can hinder learning opportunities.