Which Pakistani province has the highest out-of-school rate?
UNICEF estimates 9.7 million out-of-school children in Punjab, or 27% of the provincial 5–16 population; 7.4 million in Sindh, or 44%; 4.5 million in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, or...
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UNICEF estimates 9.7 million out-of-school children in Punjab, or 27% of the provincial 5–16 population; 7.4 million in Sindh, or 44%; 4.5 million in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, or...
The 2023 Census national marital-status table provides separate urban and rural counts by age and gender, allowing direct comparison of recorded divorced and separated…
HIES 2024–25 found that 60% of people aged 10 and above in Punjab had used the internet during the previous three months. The comparable shares were 56% in Sindh, 56% in…
HIES 2024–25 estimated average household size at 5.77 people in Punjab, 5.70 in Sindh, 6.83 in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and 7.06 in Balochistan, compared with 5.98 nationally.…
The two distributions should be placed side by side to assess how the platform cohort differs from the national population. Punjab accounted for 77.6% of the Weddme cohort...
The displayed Weddme cohorts for Lahore, Islamabad, and Rawalpindi all had the same median midpoint gap of −2.0 years. Their median own ages and range widths were not neces...
City results describe eligible Weddme profiles with saved education preferences, not residents or marriages across an entire city. Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad...
The 2023 Census recorded about 127.69 million people in Punjab, 55.70 million in Sindh, 40.86 million in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 14.89 million in Balochistan, and 2.36 million...
No. Weddme’s analyzed cohort was far more geographically concentrated than Pakistan’s population. Punjab supplied 77.6% of profiles and Islamabad 16.6%, while census popula...
Every province, territory, major city, and rural or urban setting requires evidence specific to the claim being made. Pakistan’s regions differ greatly in population size,...
Child-marriage rates vary because education, household wealth, rural access, local institutions, and social conditions are distributed unevenly across Pakistan. Survey prof...
Urbanization can widen contact through universities, workplaces, professional networks and digital platforms while families continue to screen and negotiate proposals.…