End-Line Survey and Evaluation commissioned by the Punjab Population Innovation Fund (PPIF) to evaluate the effectiveness of the NOOR Call programme across ten districts of Punjab, Pakistan. Data collection completed July–August 2025, achieving a total household sample of 9,654 Married Women of Reproductive Age — a very positive response rate against the planned sample across all operational units.
Baseline Study for the integration of male health workers and service providers in the family planning ecosystem in 3 districts (4 units) of Punjab. Provided PPIF with genuine insights into key indicators closely related to project interventions and reliable data to inform decision making.
Third Party Monitoring conducted in 4 Units across 3 districts of Punjab: Hafizabad, Narowal, and Mandi Bahauddin.
Third Party Monitoring across Lahore, Rawalpindi, Sialkot, Attock, Khushab, Rajanpur, and Jhang.
KAP Baseline studies in Sialkot, Lahore, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Sargodha, and Toba Tek Singh to inform family planning programme design and implementation.
Third Party Monitoring across Punjab province for PPIF's family planning programme interventions.
Assessment conducted across 15 districts in Punjab and Sindh (6 Sindh, 9 Punjab) to assess outcomes of Nutrition International's scaled-up interventions for treating childhood diarrhea with zinc and ORS, following a successful pilot in district Gujrat.
Data collected from five sectors of Islamabad to assess health-seeking behaviours, knowledge, and practices of communities in settled and slum areas for WHO's Healthy City Programme launch.
A total of 38,900 LHWs were trained across 72 districts in AJK, Balochistan, KPK, Punjab, and Sindh. Mixed methods: 3,312 LHW survey sample, 303 IDIs with district and provincial managers, and 36 FGDs with LHWs to assess practical involvement in routine immunisation.
Aga Khan Foundation's MNCH project aimed at improving outcomes for women of reproductive age and children under five. Three data collection teams collected data from 1,540 respondents in over 1,150 households across 25 days using CAPI on tablets.
Developed three training modules (Entrepreneurship & Business Plan; Marketing; Job Searching & Resume Writing) each with Trainer's Manual, Trainee's Manual, and Presentation. Trained 120 Afghan students in four batches across three sessions per batch.
Specifically designed M&E training for SAFPAC staff incorporating project monitoring tools and methodology. Covered M&E concepts, methodologies, tools, and interventions for management, field monitoring staff, and implementing partners.
SAFPAC project addressed unmet needs for family planning and post-abortion care in 29 health facilities in Muzaffargarh and Multan. Assessment determined service coverage, awareness, changes in gender attitudes, shifts in social norms, and women's empowerment outcomes using mixed methods including community surveys.
EU-funded WINS project (Women & Children Improved Nutrition in Sindh). Assessment covered social protection initiatives (BISP), institutional coordination, linkage with WINS, and recommendations based on mixed method evidence including quantitative and qualitative components in Shikarpur, Sindh.
Largest national family planning KAP assessment covering 239 tehsils in 102 districts across Pakistan (LAD, DFID, and KfW funded components). Total sample of 8,921 households drawn; data collected from 9,249 households nationally using mixed methods.
Comprehensive baseline using household surveys (1,268 HH), FGDs, IDIs, school and health facility profiling, and laboratory investigations for iodine levels and worm infestation in 350 communities across 15 union councils in Nawabshah and Lodhran.
Plan International Pakistan's 4-year open defecation elimination project targeting 280,000 population. KAP survey across Layyah, Rahim Yar Khan, Vehari, and Chakwal: 928 household surveys, 16 FGDs, and 12 IDIs with officials from PHED, Health and Education departments.
Research used the FOAM (Focus, Opportunity, Ability, Motivation) Framework to identify determinants of WASH-related behaviours and gaps in BCC materials. Mixed methods: population survey, FGDs with community members, and document review.
American Refugee Committee provides services for 100,000+ population in Quetta and Pishin. Evaluation covered primary healthcare, reproductive health, GBV services, and livelihood programmes. Mixed methods: 540 household community survey and 25 IDIs with programme beneficiaries.
Pakistan Center for Philanthropy survey to gauge individual philanthropy practices across Sindh. Cross-sectional survey of 3,000 households in 26 districts with representation from rural and urban areas — covering attitudes, motivations, and practices around charitable giving.
Save the Children programme to increase availability of modern contraceptive and PAC services in 13 health facilities. Study determined knowledge, attitudes, and practices of women and men of reproductive age and service providers. Mixed methods including FGDs, IDIs, and household surveys in Shikarpur (Sindh) and Haripur (KPK).