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Fertility transition is taking place in Pakistan, albeit slowly, and there is an opportunity to reap the benefits of a “demographic dividend”: the economic opportunity provided by ...
Publication
This policy brief was prepared by National Institute of Population Studies (NIPS), Government of Pakistan, with technical and financial support from United Nations Population Fund ...
Publication
The consolidated national costed Action Plans with the amount of Rs. 100.9 billion was presented at the CEWG for endorsement by provincial government representatives and finally go...
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As one of the few pioneer countries, Pakistan visualized this situation in the 60s and took a policy decision to address population issue by introducing voluntary family planning s...
Fact Sheet
A rapidly growing population means ever-increasing demands for food, schools, health facilities, jobs and infrastructure, and rising pressure on the government to keep pace in prov...
Fact Sheet
A rapidly growing population means ever-increasing demands for food, schools, health facilities, jobs and infrastructure, and rising pressure on the government to keep pace in prov...
Fact Sheet
A rapidly growing population means ever-increasing demands for food, schools, health facilities, jobs and infrastructure, and rising pressure on the government to keep pace in prov...
Publication
The model for linking family planning with SDGs indicators came from the success and utility of Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) analyses developed by the USAID-funded Health Po...
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In 2012, under FP2020 Summit on Family Planning in London, Pakistan was among the 67 countries committed to enhance CPR to lower fertility and augment the rights of women. Over the...