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The Pakistan Demographic Survey 2020 reports marital status for the population aged 15 and above, separating males and females within age groups. Its tables classify people...
In Pakistan’s Demographic Survey 2020, the recorded married share rose sharply with age and differed by sex. About 2.5% of males and 10.3% of females aged 15–19 were record...
Yes. Pakistan’s Demographic Survey shows differences between urban and rural marital-status patterns, but the clearest comparison is made within the same sex and age group....
The survey groups live births according to how long the mother had been married, alongside sex of the child and urban-rural residence. This helps describe the timing of bir...
Reliable civil registration creates continuous official records of marriages, births, divorces, and deaths, reducing dependence on periodic surveys and people’s recall. Whe...
A census aims to enumerate the full population at a specific reference point and is suited to detailed geographic counts and broad characteristics. A demographic survey stu...
Pakistan’s 2023 Census counted 499,017 divorced people among 142,924,350 residents aged 15 or older, equal to 0.35%. It also counted 210,895 separated people, or 0.15%; the…
In the 2023 Census, 5,400,798 people aged 15 or older were recorded as widowed and 499,017 as divorced. These represented 3.78% and 0.35% of the population aged 15+, so…
Pakistan does not publish a current national transition rate showing what proportion of divorced people remarry or how long remarriage takes. The census records current…
Official Pakistani statistics do not provide a national remarriage-after-widowhood rate. The 2023 Census counted 5.4 million people aged 15 or older who were currently…