Reproductive Rights and Religion of Action of the United Nations 1994 International
Conference on Population and Development, 2 and the 2000 Millennium Development …

INTRODUCTION: The population of the world reached seven billion in 2012. Pakistan's
population stands at more than 180 million, is growing rapidly, and has the highest unmet …

Background: Pakistan ranks as one of the most poorest and most populous in the world with
poor reproductive health indicators. This study helps in understanding barriers and …

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 …

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 …

In Pakistan, the highest unmet need for knowledge and use of contraceptives is among the
rural women and is not only associated with level of education of women, but also with the …

Rapid population growth is observed in many Muslim countries which presents an obstacle
to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. Islam has considered the question of …

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 …

This study attempts to measure the impacts of family planning programmes, socio-economic
and demographic variables on fertility level in Pakistan. Using cross sectional data of about …

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 …