Contents hide
1 Zero-Dose Children in Pakistan: National and Provincial Estimates
1.1 Zero-Dose Children- National
1.2 Zero Dose Children- Provincial

Zero-Dose Children in Pakistan: National and Provincial Estimates

Zero-Dose Children- National
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
Province DTP1 Coverage (%) Zero-Dose Estimate
Balochistan 60% ~40%
KP 85% ~15%
Punjab 92% ~8%
Sindh 65% ~35%
MICS (Balochistan 2019-20, KP 2019, Punjab 2024, Sindh 2018-19)
Post Views: 24
Azmat Habib Latest posts
  1. Climate Change is a Security Threat
  2. Dengue and Chikungunya Spread: PHC Seeks Reply from Officials for Lack of Preventive Steps
  3. 57 Children Died of Vaccine-preventable Measles in Province This Year
  4. Rawalpindi Board Finalises Arrangements for Inter Exams

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.

Previous Story

Vaccine Coverage By Type

Next Story

Availability Of Basic Facilities

Latest from Blog

Climate Change is a Security Threat

The world treats defence as an existential priority – and rightly so, because lapses in readiness can trigger cascading crises. Climate change now carries the same gravity for vulnerable regions like Pakistan and whole of South Asia. It shuts factories during heatwaves, collapses bridges in flood season, pushes food and…

Child Maid Tortured by Employer in Ghaziabad .

LAHORE: A nine-year-old domestic worker was allegedly subjected to brutal physical violence by her employer in Lahore’s Ghaziabad area, leaving her injured and with a broken tooth. Police said the victim, identified as Muqaddas, had been working at the home of a woman named Naheed in Tajpura. The assault allegedly…

Van Locked with School Children Inside

RAWALPINDI: The efficiency of the Regional Transport Authority (RTA) staff took a harsh turn when a school van, found with an expired annual token, was impounded along with the students inside the vehicle at the Old GTS bus stand in Rawalpindi. Students of grade five and six from a government…

Teacher ‘Breaks’ Student’s Arm

RAWALPINDI: A private school teacher in the Sadiqabad area allegedly broke a student’s arm for not bringing a book to class. Police registered a case and arrested the teacher. According to the police, three children of the complainant study at the same private school. The victim, Ahmad Raza, a ninth-grade…
Go toTop