Of the one in twenty respondents denied this assistance, two-fifths reported the reason was either not having identity cards or having allowed them to expire; 28 percent cited inability to meet the requirements; and 21 percent reported not being aware of how to access the relief payment. Chart 4.7.1. Did you get the 100 euro relief payment? Did your children attend school lessons during the pandemic? 5 11 56 33 95 Yes, I got the money No, they did notparticipate No, I didn’t get the money They participated He doesn’tknow, he can’tremember In 95 percent of cases, the relief payment ended up in households that needed it the most. By contrast, more than one-half of all school-age children from informal settlements did not attend school lessons modified in response to the pandemic. Only one-third of all students (33 percent) followed lessons online or on television, and no fewer than 56 percent of the children missed out on school. One-fifth of all households (21 percent) lacked elementary requirements for online instruction.19 All these findings indicate the community was to a large part denied access to education during the coronavirus outbreak. 19 Such as no electricity, no internet access, and no suitable devices (laptop or desktop computers or tablets, etc.). 40 PERSONS AT RISK OF STATELESSNESS IN SERBIA OVERVIEW OF CURRENT SITUATION AND THE WAY FORWARD