Health

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Mortality Indicators

Child Mortality Indicators of Pakistan (National, Provincial)
Life Expectancy and Maternal Mortality: Pakistan in Regional Context

Healthcare Infrastructure and Service Delivery Mechanisms

Types of Health Facilities available in Pakistan
Registered  Health Professionals and Population Coverage in Pakistan (2011-2023)

Childhood Immunisation Coverage

Fully Immunised Children Aged 12–23 Months by Province (2021)
Routine Immunisation Coverage by Vaccine Type in Pakistan
Zero-dose Children in Pakistan: National and Provincial Estimates 

Nutrition

Nutritional status of Children Under-five (National, Provincial)
Micronutrient Deficiencies in Children (6-59 months)
Infant and Young Child Feeding Practices

Childhood Diseases

Major Burden of Diseases among Children (2022-2024)
Tracking Polio Cases in Pakistan
Illness among children Age-wise (0 -17)

Disability among Children

Disability among Children (Aged 24-59 Months)
Children with Disabilities by Province

WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene)

Access to Drinking Water in Pakistan: Quality, Availability and Household Reach
Sanitation and Open Defecation by Province
Handwashing Facility with Water and Soap by Province 
WASH in Schools and Health Facilities

Adolescent Health and Nutrition

Nutritional Status (National, Provincial)
Aemia Among Adolescent Girls (%)
Adolescents Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH): Childbearing
Family Planning Indicators Among Married Adolescent Girls
Mental Health among Adolescents
Adolescent Health Risk Factors

Health Financing

Federal and Provincial Health Budget (2025-26)
Federal and Provincial Health Budget (2024-25)
Health Spending in Pakistan: Federal and Provincial Expenditures (2017-2023)

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