With a population of 207 million, Pakistan is the sixth most populous country in the world.
Recognizing uncontrolled population growth as a threat to economic prosperity and …

In this report, findings from the Stories of Change and existing scientific literature on family
planning in Pakistan are presented. The main objective of this report is a) to give an …

Aga Khan University School of Nursing and Midwifery Corresponding author Email: neelam.
punjani@ gmail. com amily planning plays a key role in population growth, poverty …

In the first decade of the twenty-first century, Pakistan is one of the countries in South Asia
that has been characterized by high fertility (Zeba, 2007). Fertility indicators show that there …

As the population of Pakistan has increased beyond 200 million, it is evident that the
country's family planning program has been unable to sufficiently expand contraceptive use …

Context: Unmet need for family planning in the developing world, as measured through
surveys, is high. But it is important to determine whether there is a significant level of …

Objective: Pakistan's struggle to revitalize its family planning is reflected in a very slowly
rising Contraceptive Prevalence Rate (CPR) over the past decade and little change in …

According to the last census conducted in Pakistan in 2017, Pakistan's population reach up
to 207.7 million and a growth rate of 2.4. Currently. Researchers and policymakers …

This assessment is being carried out at a critical time in Pakistan's history. The 18th
Amendment to the Constitution calls for all programs, including health and population, to be …

Over the decades, there has been a substantial increase in contraceptive use in India. The
direction, emphasis and strategies of the Family Welfare Programme have changed over …