Zero-Dose Children in Pakistan Zero-Dose Children Definition Used Notes 19% of children aged 12–59 months No DTP1 by age 2 Nationally representative data. A decline from 23% in 2012–13. Source: PDHS 2017-18 Zero Dose Children Provincial Insights Province DTP1 Coverage (%) Zero-Dose Estimate Balochistan 60% ~40% KP…
Percentage of Fully Immunised Children (Aged 12 to 23 Months) in Pakistan Province Percentage Fully Immunised Balochistan 37.60% Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 68.40% Punjab 89.90% Sindh 61.10% Source: World Bank (2021)…
Registered Medical and Paramedical Personnel Year Registered Doctors Registered Dentists Registered Nurses Registered Midwives Registered Lady Health Visitors Population per Doctor Population per Dentist 2011 152368 11649 77683 30722 12621 1162 15203 2012 160880 12692 82119 31503 13678 1123 14238 2013 167759 13716 86183 32677 14398 1099 13441 2014…
Climate Change – Children and Climate Risk Index (CCRI) – Air Quality Indicators: Top 5 Polluted Countries (PM2.5 exposure for children) – Heat Events or Natural Disaster Exposure – Top 20 Most Polluted Cities in the World (2024)…
Juvenile Involvement in Drug Trafficking and Consumption Cases (2022–2024) Sr No. Offence Year Gender Age Type of Drug Trafficked or Consumed Male Female 1 2022 1 16 32.400 Kg Hashish 2 2022 1 18 74.400 Kg Hashish 3 2023 1 18 4.800 Kg Hashish 4 2023 1 16 12.700…
No. of Children referred to Rehabilitation Center by Year (2022-2024) Year No of Children Refered 2022 60 2023 111 2024 84 Source: Ministry of Narcotic Control…
Children Involved in Drug Abuse & Drug Trafficking Indicator Data Number of rehabilitation centres established by the government in ICT, Balochistan, Sindh, KP, Punjab 7 Number of children (under 18) treated in these centres (Jan 2022 – Oct 2024) 255 Source: Ministry of Narcotic Control…
UNICEF’s National Ambassador for Child Rights, Saba Qamar, highlights the impact of child marriage on young girls’ futures and calls for unified action to protect children.
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