The Syria Education Programme is a three-year project funded by the U.K. Department for International Development (DFID) and the European Union (EU) that provides access to safe, inclusive, and quality learning opportunities to children in Syria, while strengthening education actors to effectively manage education. Results-based interventions focus on four components: 1) Stipend payments to teachers and education staff 2) Implementation of Teacher Payment and Attendance Monitoring System 3) Capacity Building of Education Authorities and NGOs and 4) Quality Education and psycho-social support activities. Manahel will foster resilience and quality learning outcomes for up to 300,000 children (50% girls) with a target of 50 percent achieving improved basic learning outcomes.