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PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES (PWDs) STATISTICS IN PAKISTAN 2012

A resource book on population of PWDs(Province, district, gender, area and disability wise statistics)

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT OF

HHRD, ISLAMABAD, PAKISTANNovember 2012

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List of tables iFigures ivForeword vPreface viMessages viiiExecutive Summary xiiHighlights xvChapter 1: Introduction 1.1 Background 01 1.2 Coverage and limitations 01 1.3 Structure of Report 02Chapter 2: General 2.1 PWDs Data Collection and Projections 03 2.2 Methodology 03 2.3 Tabulation Pattern 03Chapter 3: Main Findings 3.1 Comparison of Provincial Disability Rates and Numbers 04 3.2 Summary of Islamabad Data 07 3.3 Summary of Punjab Data 09 3.4 Summary of Sindh Data 11 3.5 Summary of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Data 13 3.6 Summary of Balochistan Data 15Chapter 4: Statistical Data 4.1 Statistical table for one district of Islamabad 19 4.2 Statistical tables for 36 districts in Punjab Province 20 4.3 Statistical tables for 27 districts in Sindh Province 41 4.4 Statistical tables for 25 districts in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province 58

4.5 Statistical tables for 30 districts in Balochistan Province 73

Table of Contents

PakistanTable 1: Province wise comparison of PWDs by rate, gender and area in Pakistan 2012 04Table 2: Province wise population of PWDs by rate, disability in Pakistan 2012 06

IslamabadTable 3: Population of PWDs by disability, sex and area in Islamabad district 2012 19

PunjabTable 4: District wise comparison of PWDs by rate, gender and area in Punjab province 2012 20Table 5: District wise population of PWDs by rate, disability in Punjab province 2012 21Table 6-41: Population of PWDs by disability, sex and area in all districts of Punjab province 2012 22Table 6: Bahawal Nagar 22Table 7: Bahawal Pur 22Table 8: Rahim Yar Khan 23Table 9: Dera Ghazi Khan 23Table 10: Muza�argarh 24Table 11: Layyah 24Table 12: Rajanpur 25Table 13: Chiniot 25Table 14: Faisal Abad 26Table 15: Jhang 26Table 16: Toba Tek Singh 27Table 17: Gujrat 27Table 18: Gujranwala 28Table 19: Ha�z Abad 28Table 20: Mandi Bahuddin 29Table 21: Norowal 29Table 22: Sialkot 30Table 23: Kasur 30Table 24: Lahore 31Table 25: Nankana Sahib 31Table 26: Sheikhupura 32Table 27: Khanewal 32Table 28: Lodhran 33Table 29: Multan 33Table 30: Vehari 34Table 31: Attock 34Table 32: Chakwal 35Table 33: Jhelum 35Table 34: Rawalpindi 36Table 35: Okara 36Table 36: Pakpattan 37Table 37: Sahiwal 37Table 38: Bhakkar 38Table 39: Khushab 38Table 40: Mianwali 39Table 41: Sargodha 39

SindhTable 42: District wise comparison of PWDs by rate, gender and area in Sindh province 2012 41Table 43: District wise population of PWDs by rate disability in Sindh province 2012 42Table 44-70: Population of PWDs by disability, sex and area 2012 in all districts of Sindh province 2012 43

List of tables

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Table 44: Badin 43Table 45: Dadu 43Table 46: Jamshoro 44Table 47: Hyderabad 44Table 48: Jamshoro 45Table 49: Matiari 45Table 50: Tando Allah Yar 46Table 51: Tando Muhammad Khan 46Table 52: Karachi East 47Table 53: Karachi Central 47Table 54: Karachi South 48Table 55: Karachi West 48Table 56: Malir 49Table 57: Mirpur Khas 49Table 58: Sanghar 50Table 59: Tharparkar 50Table 60: Umerkot 51Table 61: Jacobabad 51Table 62: Kashmore 52Table 63: Larkana 52Table 64: Qambar Shahdad Kot 53Table 65: Shikar Pur 53Table 66: Gotki 54Table 67: Khair Pur 54Table 68: Naushahro Feroze 55Table 69: Sukkur 55Table 70: Shaheed Benazir Abad 56

Khyber PakhtunkhwaTable 71: District wise comparison of PWDs by rate, gender and area in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provice 2012 58Table 72: District wise population of PWDs by rate, disability in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 2012 59Table 73-96: Population of PWDs by disability, sex and area in all districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province 2012. 60Table 73: Bannu 60Table 74: Lakki Marwat 60Table 75: Dera Ismail Khan 61Table 76: Tank 61Table 77: Abbottabad 62Table 78: Batagram 62Table 79: Haripur 63Table 80: Kohistan 63Table 81: Mansehra 64Table 82: Karak 64Table 83: Kohat 65Table 84: Hangu 65Table 85: Buner 66Table 86: Chitral 66Table 87: Lower Dir 67 Table 88: Malakand 67Table 89: Shangla 68Table 90: Swat 68

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List of tables

Table 91: Upper Dir 69Table 92: Mardan 69Table 93: Swabi 70Table 94: Charsadda 70Table 95: Nowshehra 71Table 96: Peshawar 71

BalochistanTable 97: District wise comparison of PWDs by rate, gender and area in Balochistan province 2012 73Table 98: District wise population of PWDs by rate, disability in Balochistan province 2012 74Table 99-128: Population of PWDs by disability, sex and area for all districts of Balochistan province 2012 75Table 99: Awaran 75Table 100: Kalat 75Table 101: Kharan 76Table 102: Khuzdar 76Table 103: Lasbela 77Table 104: Mastung 77Table 105: Washuk 78Table 106: Gwadar 78Table 107: Kech 79Table 108: Panjgur 79Table 109: Bolan 80Table 110: Ja�ar Abad 80Table 111: Jhal Magsi 81Table 112: Naser Abad 81Table 113: Dera Bugti 82Table 114: Harnai 82Table 115: Kohlu 83Table 116: Sibi 83Table 117: Ziarat 84Table 118: Chagai 84Table 119: Noushki 85Table 120: Pishin 85Table 121: Qilla Abdullah 86Table 122: Quetta 86Table 123: Barkhan 87Table 124: Loralai 87Table 125: Musakhel 88Table 126: Qilla Saifullah 88Table 127: Sherani 89Table 128: Zhob 89

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Figures

PakistanFigure 1: Population of PWDs by area in Pakistan 05Figure 2: Population of PWDs by gender in Pakistan 05Figure 3: Population of PWDs by disability in Pakistan 06

IslamabadFigure 4: Population of PWDs by area in Islamabad 07Figure 5: Population of PWDs by gender in Islamabad 08Figure 6: Population of PWDs by disability in Islamabad 08

PunjabFigure 7: Population of PWDs by area in Punjab province 09Figure 8 Population of PWDs by gender in Punjab province . 10Figure 9: Population of PWDs by disability in Punjab province 10

SindhFigure 10: Population of PWDs by area in Sindh province 11Figure 11: Population of PWDs by gender in Sindh province 12Figure 12: Population of PWDs by disability in Sindh province 12

Khyber PakhtunkhwaFigure 13: Population of PWDs by area in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province 13Figure 14: Population of PWDs by gender in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province 14Figure 15: Population of PWDs by disability in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province 14

BalochistanFigure 16: Population of PWDs by area in Balochistan province 15Figure 17: Population of PWDs by gender in Balochistan province 16Figure 18: Population of PWDs by disability in Balochistan province 16

MapsFigure 19: District wise map of Punjab province 18Figure 20: District wise map of Sindh province 40Figure 21: District wise map of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province 57Figure 22: District wise map of Balochistan province 72

Annexure 1: De�nitions 90

Acknowledgement 92

About HHRD 93

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Foreword

The goal of development cannot be achieved without bringing in inclusivity for the Persons With Disabilities (PWDs) in every walk of our lives. Immense and aggressive planning needs can be ful�lled if the numbers are known and utilized for the best interest of these persons. In the absence of regular Census, in the case of Pakistan, the e�ort by the Helping Hand for Relief and Development (HHRD) to run projections for the PWDs is a noble e�ort. I would stress that with the rati�cation of the Convention on the Rights of the Persons with Disabilities by Pakistan, the Government needs to be proactive in removing obstacles that befell PWDs at national level. This cannot be done unless the data pertaining to them and their rights is not known. After 1998, when National Census took place, no e�ort has been undertaken by any public or private sector organization to conduct survey about the PWDs at any level. In this situation, the e�ort made by HHRD to produce latest data for 2012 is highly appreciating and this will help to meet various challenges concerning PWDs particularly with regard to planning purpose. Governments (Federal and Provincial) need to do more to support PWDs by implementing various Policies and Action Plans particularly the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. This further requires integrating the needs of PWDs into national Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) agendas. A concrete action plan along with lines of MDGs must be developed using the skills, information and data prepared by the HHRD. I congratulate HHRD for undertaking this task and wish that the Government of Pakistan acknowledges this e�ort and use these projections in the interest of PWDs and in implementing its policies, the Convention on Rights of Persons With Disabilities and other international instruments. I hope that the e�orts result fruitful and the PWDs to be included in our usual thinking and planning.

Khalid NaeemFormer Director General ( Sp. Edu.)Govt. of PakistanAdvisor (Rehab.) HHRD November 27, 2012

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Preface

The latest data for the year 2012 regarding Persons With Disabilities (PWDs) have been given in this book. The disability rate has been increased up to 2.65% as compared 2.54 % in 1998.With the projection of district wise data of PWDs as of today show that more than 5 million people fall in this category in Pakistan. There are some other scattered and partial surveys available on disability that show the disability rates are higher up to 10.0% or more in Pakistan. However, in this resource book, we focused and considered only the national data source. The resource book “Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) Statistics in Pakistan 2012” is �rst of its kind which shows consolidated data at district level by gender, area and type of disability. It contains the projected data for the year 2012 at national, provincial and district level. The data for 119 districts related to the four provinces; Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan have been included in this book. Further, district wise comparative statements showing disability rates, within each province have been included. The concept and pattern of data projection have been adopted in this book on the same pattern as used by former Population Census Organization (now Pakistan Bureau of Statistics) in its publications. The population growth rates were determined separately for all those districts where the jurisdictions and administrative set up have been changed in past few years however, we used the same parameters for di�erent disabilities as were determined in last census .

In this resource book you will not �nd the PWDs data and projections for the areas of Azad Jammu & Kashmir and Gilgit Baltistan due to non availability of basic source of baseline data of census reports 1998 at public level. Similarly the PWDs data and projections of FATA are not available in this resource book as census reports of FATA are available but census data for disability was not processed for FATA in last census.

With these few exceptions and limitations this resource book covered the data of all other 119 districts of Pakistan. Table number (1) shows the overall data of PWDs at national level in Pakistan. The chapter No.1 describes the background, coverage

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Fazal -Ur -Rehman Country DirectorHHRD PakistanNovember 27th 2012

& limitations and structure of report whereas chapter No.2 deals with the data collection, projection procedures, methodology and tabulation patterns. In chapter No. 3, provincial level estimates of PWDs have been discussed. Chapter No. 4 shows the district wise comparisons in each province and district wise PWDs statistics (by gender, area and type of disability) for 119 districts of four provinces of Pakistan.

I hope, Insha Allah the detailed data incorporated in this publication at national, provincial and district level will facilitate the researchers, policy makers, planners, government departments, INGOs, NGOs, welfare organizations, community and also it will help to address the issues and vulnerabilities of PWDs.

Here I must mention day and night e�orts of Mr. Muhammad Akram Awan*, for collection, compilation, projections, tabulation of data and �nalization of this resource book.

At the end, I may request to all readers and stakeholders to give their feedback and comments for the improvement of this resource book as it is �rst edition in your hand and it needs your help and support in shape of your feedback and suggestions for improvement.

• Mr Muhammad Akram Awan, former “Chief Statistical Officer” Federal Bureau of Statistics ,former “ National Statistician” Food and Agriculture Organization of The United Nations Islamabad and currently working as Consultant HHRD for data collection, compilation and consolidation in Research & Development Department of HHRD Islamabad.

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Message

Rehab Now, the National Conference on Comprehensive Rehabilitation, is being organized by Helping Hand for Relief and Development (HHRD) in Islamabad this year. This is being done in order to raise awareness amongst the people, media, government and nongovernment organizations, as well as academic and other sectors of the society. The message RehabNow and HHRD hopes to bring across is the fact that any sort of help needed to rehabilitate a person with disability is his/her right not a privilege. Moreover, society must give this right back to the disabled people with no delay or hesitation.

HHRD is striving to enhance quality of life by responding to emergency situations in a timely manner; this is being done by placing developmental projects in order to address the needs in areas of su�ering. The need of already scarce services on physical rehabilitation was aggravated by the massive destruction caused by the earthquake and several other emergencies which repeatedly struck Pakistan. However the ratio of other disabilities is also alarming and is putting immense pressure on our national economy.

Helping Hand for Relief and Development is doing scalable interventions including physical rehabilitation by using low cost but more e�ective materials, interest free micro�nance loans and enhanced level of skills for women and youth to play their part in the growing economy of Pakistan. The quality of life would also improve with integrated health services, awareness, education support and water for life in the same selected communities. Another important program provides support to orphans in these areas. We invite interested organizations and individuals to join hands in the service of helping humanity.

Our organization started all these projects in Pakistan with a clear understanding that no intervention can be successful without proper need assessment and establishing baselines. The focus remained on integration of services and optimum use of resources. The HHRD rehabilitation program also requires detailed data and information at district and union council levels to e�ectively address the disabilities whether they are physical, mental, visual and hearing impairments or a combination of any of these moving towards the concept of inclusive development.

The task assigned to research and development has resulted into a resource book. I appreciate and commend the work completed by this team who has prepared this unique resource book with data updated for the year 2012. The data compiled in this book will be helpful for future research and proposed programs for rehabilitation of persons with disabilities in the country. We seek its dissemination to a broader community of researchers and doers who can make use of it for intended purposes.

Farrukh RazaPresident & Chief Executive OfficerHelping Hand for Relief & Development

This is Their Right…

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Message

Being a “Physical therapist” I had the opportunity to interact with Medical and Physical Rehab Professionals around the World, in reference to Persons With Disabilities (PWDs) their plight, issues and rights. The drastic situation of paraplegic population which I observed upon my coming back to Pakistan from USA and while assuming the position of CEO Paraplegic Center, this situation became worst after Earthquake of October 2005 in the far �ung areas of KP and AJK.

It's pertinent to mention that Helping Hand for Relief and Development (HHRD), embarked upon an ambitious program of the Comprehensive Physical Rehabilitation of persons with Spinal Cord Injuries (SCIs) and amputees, who were the direct victims of the October 2005 devastating Earthquake.

After establishing 3 model Rehabilitation Centers, “Helping Hand Comprehensive Physical Rehab Program” (HH-CPRP) has successfully served the Physical Rehabilitation needs of more than 90,000 persons with all kinds of “musculoskeletal and neuromuscular conditions” in Muza�arabad, Mansehra, Mingora-Swat and Chakwal, within a short span of 5 years. Helping Hand for Relief and Development has experience and expertise in the �eld of physical rehabilitation but still, there is long way to go to address the issues of PWDs with physical and other disabilities as well. For a comprehensive rehabilitation and empowerment there is a need to have a good, authentic and grassroots data.

In context of Pakistan, a lot has been said and done, yet no authentic source of data exists anywhere, which can be used as baseline to address their concerns and built upon it.Professionals and Organizations working in this arena are perplexed, as they have to choose from the two extremes of the “census of 1998” (indicating that the prevalence of disabilities in Pakistan is 2.54% only) and the latest “World Report on Disability” (which states that about 15% of the World population lives with some form of disability).

I personally think the reality is somewhere in the middle and this wonderful resource book seems to be the 1st step in the right direction. I appreciate the Research and Development Team of HHRD, headed by the renowned researcher “Mr. Muhammad Akram Awan” who spent time and prepared a useful resource book which will help public and private sectors, researchers, planners, implementers and educationists equally.

The expanding horizon for “Comprehensive Rehabilitation Program” of HHRD is a ray of hope for persons with disabilities. I hope this book will work as a baseline for guiding us to achieve the realistic goals, patching the gaps, inShaAllah.

Mohammad Ilyas SyedCEO Paraplegic CenterHayatabad, PeshawarMember Board of Trustees & MD HHRD Rehabilitation Program

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Message

The disability In Pakistan is an important issue as 2.54% of population is disable out of total population is disable out of total population of Pakistan. The federal government is striving for the realization of rights of Persons With Disabilities and it is evident from the National Policy of Person with Disabilities launched in 2002 under the defunct Ministry of Social Welfare & Special Education. INGOs, NGOs, UN agencies and Disabled Persons Organizations are making e�orts on their part for the wellbeing of disabled population in Pakistan.

Ms. Ghayoor SultanaDirector GeneralDirectorate of Special Education & Social WelfareIslamabadNovember 22, 2012

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After the 18th Constitutional Amendment in 2011, the provincial governments have been empowered to take further initiatives for the realization of the rights of Persons With Disabilities. The report in hand on “Persons With Disabilities (PWDs) Statistics in Pakistan 2012” is �rst ever report of its kind. The data presented in this book based on projection on 1998 census at district and provincial level will be instrumental in bringing rights based programming for Persons With Disabilities in public and development sectors. This report will also bene�cial for the individuals and organizations to plan, execute and evaluate the programs in a more economical and e�ective manner.

I would like to take this opportunity to appreciate the endeavor of Helping Hand for Relief and Development, Pakistan for launching a book on demographic aspects of Person with Disabilities on the occasion of National Conference on “Comprehensive Rehabilitation and Empowerment of Persons With Disabilities.”

Message

This publication by renowned not-for-pro�t and humanitarian organization of Pakistan, Helping Hand for Relief & Development is in your hands. This book is showcasing the beauty coming out of dedication of its compiler and commitment of his team to the cause of more than �ve million persons who are in need of concerted e�orts to be known and cared by us all.

I was very happy being consulted during compilation of this book and to be honored to comment on this unique e�ort of my ex colleague Muhammad Akram Awan. He has been a delighted and healthy personality throughout his career in statistics organization and has shown full zeal in compiling this book too.

In fact, I was amazed when he �rstly discussed this idea with me and I could not resist my involvement in its further development. The cause of knowing more and with accuracy the number of persons with disabilities was focus of this e�ort and I am happy that by the end of day we could get closer to this goal. This book has brought in the limelight few issues which I regret, despite our aspirations, we could not resolve – not being good or bad bureaucracy, but due to the way we are structured and follow the hollow patterns.

The issue of a thoughtful data collection process has become clearer looking at the investment Helping Hand for Relief & Development (HHRD) has put into this e�ort. Several consultations and preconditions are very important before doing census related activities, I learned while browsing through this book, such as the issue of de�ning several types – once training is given and data collected there is no remedy to this problem. Another important learning is the preparation of tabulation plan that shall always look forward to the future needs. In my sincere view, the research mantra requires broader consultations and honest deliberations. I commend HHRD’s loyalty to our national issues and their looking for solutions to the problem of each and every individual in need. I hope this book will provide enough resolve to your appetite for PWD data and will be helpful to you in framing related issues.

Arif Mahmud CheemaDirector General (Ex)Pakistan Bureau of StatisticsGovernment of Pakistan IslamabadNovember 2012

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This resource document contains latest data for 2012, has been prepared through critical and detailed analysis of the data, pertaining to PWDs, from the last population census in Pakistan.

Pakistan is a large country with an estimated population of 180.7 million (as of July 2012) making it the sixth most populous country in the world.

Pakistan su�ers from poor health status (re�ected by poor key health indicators like 350/100,000 maternal mortality ratio, 70/1,000 infant mortality ratio) and facing polio as a major public health problem). The country su�ered several natural disasters following the massive earthquake of 2005, while militancy in its northern belt is also causing a lot of disabilities.

Background

De�nitions

Facts about the PWDs

There is a wide variation regarding de�nition of disability. Internationally, disability is understood following the International Classi�cation of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) of WHO (2001). “Disability is an umbrella term for impairments, activity limitations, and participation restrictions.”

For the purpose of population census, Pakistan has adopted the following de�nition:-“A person who on account of injury, disease or deformity is handicapped for undertaking any gainful profession or employment, in order to earn his livelihood and includes a person who is blind, deaf, physically handicapped or mentally retarded.”

Reliable and authentic data is a basic tool for effective and efficient planning. The data on PWDs contained in the resource book reveals very exciting and eye-opening facts about Pakistan. With a view to highlight the plight of the PWDs, several important and crucial facts are revealed:

1. Total population of PWDs (5.035 million) in Pakistan, is astonishingly more than the population of any of the individual countries population of Norway, New Zealand, Lebanon or Kuwait. From within Pakistan, PWDs population is more than the combined population of three cities i.e. Multan, Hyderabad and Peshawar.

Executive Summary

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2. By type of disability, crippled population constitute 19.2 % of total PWDs, multiple disabilities 8.3 %, blind 8.2 %, mentally retarded 7.6 %, deaf 7.5 % and insane 6.4%. Thus the number of crippled populations (964,000) is more than the total population of Bhutan (738,000 in 2011), number of blind (412,000) is more than the total population of Maldives (320,000 in 2011).

3. Current annual growth rate of disabilities is going unchecked - at 2.65 % per annum as compared to the annual growth rate (2.03%) of total population of Pakistan. There is a need to commission research on this higher growth rate in the population of PWDs and draw policies and implementation strategies to alleviate the miseries of PWDs.

4. There is need to investigate the causes of very high prevalence of PWDs population in certain districts, e.g. Karachi East (10.3%) and Awaran (9.7%). It means that every 10th person of Karachi East and Awaran su�ers from any type of disability. More over, Kharan (8.7%), Chakwal (7.7%), Malakand (7.6%) and Jhang (7.2%) is estimated to have PWDs in the population.

5. It is estimated that around 1.4 million (28.9% of total number of PWDs) are the children of school going age (including 0.6 million girls) who do not have access to special schools due to limited capacity in existing special schools and also transportation problems. There is need to address the education and skill development requirements of Children With Disabilities. Without making available appropriate and inclusive education and training facilities, it is not possible to prepare the Children With Disabilities live a more satis�ed life that enable them contribute to the society.

6. Assuming that one PWD a�ects one household, the total population a�ected by PWDs comes to around 29.2 million at national level. Government as well as civil society need to take steps to address the speci�c requirements of such districts, cities and villages with higher ratio of PWDs with a view to share the burden of such families, particularly when such families fall in low income group.

The national, provincial and district wise (by gender, area and type of disability) data and information of PWDs compiled, tabulated and consolidated in this book is a valuable contribution towards addressing the issues of vulnerability of PWDs population in Pakistan.

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However, this may not be end of the story that we have a comprehensive and authentic data in hand but there is a long way to go forward and explore more dimensions relevant to disability in Pakistan; like awareness, prevention, accessibility, mobility, rehabilitation and empowerment.

After analyzing the data, there is a need to highlight following additional points and suggestions for further consideration of government sector and other stakeholders as well:-

1) There is a need to investigate the causes of very high prevalence of PWDs population in certain districts like Karachi East and Awaran in Balochistan and some other districts in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

2) Data is available in last census based on district tabulation of PWDs population with breakup of rural and urban areas. There is a need to tabulate data on the basis of village, union council and tehsil level in the forthcoming census to get more accurate and authentic data with detailed information up to grass root level.

3) After introduction of UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) which has been signed and rati�ed by the Government of Pakistan, there is a need to deal with the subject on priority basis at Federal and Provincial level especially after the 18th Constitutional Amendment.

4) Education and vocational/technical training is a basic tool for PWDs empowerment and employment at all levels. We should focus more on inclusive education along with the special education institutions in the country.

5) National Policy for PWDs should be implemented in letter and spirit, especially all recommendations mentioned in the policy for rehabilitation, accessibility, mobility, employment quota, education, awareness, utilization of information technology and political empowerment at all levels.

At the end, it is worth to mention that there is a need to come up with pragmatic recommendations for an integrated and collaborated implementation of national and international e�orts involving all stakeholders in public, private and corporate sector.

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Highlights

• The current 2012 disability rate is 2.65 % at national level against 2.54% mentioned in latest census.

• The current population of PWDs in Pakistan 5.035 million is greater than the combined current-total population of Hyderabad, Multan and Peshawar cities.

• Rural areas contribute 65.7% in the total PWDs population compared to 34.3% in urban areas at national level.

• Segregating data by gender, male population of PWDs 58.4% which is signi�cantly higher than the female population of 41.6%.

• At national level 55.9% of PWDs live in Punjab and 28.4% in Sindh. These two provinces bear the major share of total population of PWDs.

• By comparing provincial PWDs population by area, out of total disabled population in Sindh 60.2% live in urban area against 39.8 in rural area.

• The major difference of rural and urban PWDs population is in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as 87.0% live in rural area against 13.0% in urban area.• The districts having maximum disability rates within respective province

are: Chakwal (7.74%) & Jhang (7.20%) in Punjab, Karachi East(10.31%) & Dadu (5.57%) in Sindh, Malakand (7.6%) & Tank (4.1%) in KPK and Awaran (9.73%) & Kharan (8.67%) in Balochistan.

• The current PWDs population in the districts of Rahim Yar Khan & Faisalabad in Punjab, Karachi East & Dadu in Sindh, Swabi & Malakand in KPK and Ja�arabad & Quetta in Balochistan has maximum numbers within respective province.

• If we calculate the total number of PWDs by applying disability rates and by assuming the e�ect of one disable person on one household, the total a�ected population by PWDs is 29.2 million at national level. Infact, one disable person engages the whole family and a�ects the economic and social aspects of the whole family.

• The number of disabled children (1-15 years) is 2.18 million out of total PWDs population at national level which is 43.4% of total PWDs population. (Reference: Population Census 1998).

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Chapter 1: Introduction

1.1 Background

1.2 Coverage and limitations

In Pakistan , the work for persons with disabilities is being done both in the public and private sector mainly for �ve categories , which are; Physically disabled , Mentally Retarded, Visually impaired (Blind) , Hearing impaired (Deaf ) and Multiple disabled (having more than one disability). So far as data of PWDs is concerned, we have only one major source i.e Population Census 1998. According to this, the disability rate at national level is 2.54%.Our projections for PWDs as of today show that the disability rate has shifted to 2.65% and more than �ve million people fall in this category in Pakistan.

These �ve million PWDs need attention and collective e�orts for the comprehensive rehabilitation as these are most vulnerable section of society. The total estimated a�ected population due to PWDs, is 29.2 million. There are so many issues of PWDs which need attention. Some of which are; prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, education, vocational training, employment, accessibility and social participation etc. To address these issues, there is need of comprehensive approach by all concerned like family, community, media, NGOs, INGOs, Disabled People Organizations (DPOs) UN agencies and above all, the Government.

But for the appropriate planning and execution, reliable statistics of PWDs are needed which are not available at this stage at any level in consolidated form. To overcome this issue and facilitate all government departments, NGOs, INGOs and other welfare organization, a resource book titled “Persons With Disabilities (PWDs) Statistics in Pakistan 2012” has been prepared. The data for the current year 2012, on PWDs by rural/urban, gender and type of disability i.e. blind, deaf/mute, crippled, insane, and mentally retarded, multiple disability and others have been added.

The coverage, limitations and methodology has been discussed in subsequent paragraphs and chapters.

This report con�nes to the disabilities as mentioned and covered in last population census which includes blind, deaf/mute, crippled, insane, and mentally retarded and multiple disability.

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The data for all the districts of Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan have been prepared separately based on last Population Census Reports 1998. However the data for newly created Torghar district in KPK , has not been prepared separately. The data for this district is included in Mansehra district.The last census covered all the agencies of Federally Administrative Tribal Area (FATA) however the data on disabilities was not processed. Since no data and rate of PWDs population is available, projections for all agencies of FATA could not be included.

No projection of any of districts of Azad Jammu & Kashmir and Gilgit Baltistan was possible due to non availability of baseline data from census.Since the data on disability was compiled at district level only in the census 1998 reports, it is not possible to calculate population parameters for districts created after 1998. The population parameters of such districts have been used based on the parameters of the parent districts. The terms, de�nitions, concepts and categories of disability, used in population census reports 1998 have been followed in this report which is the latest census data available.

Population for the year 2012 for each district has been projected using inter census annual average growth rate. All other factors /events since 1999 to date that might have a�ected the growth could not be accounted for.

1.3 Structure of Report The report is organized as mentioned below:Chapter 1: Introduces the background of report, coverage, limitations and

structure.Chapter 2: Re�ects the data collection procedures, projections,methodology and

tabulation patterns.Chapter 3: Main �nding at national and for Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,

Balochistan and Federal Capital are mentioned. Chapter 4: Shows separate data by area and gender for each district in Pakistan

and comparison of districts within each province.

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Chapter 2: General

2.1 PWDs Data Collection and Projections

The data and rate of disability is available in the population census reports. The data on disability was collected in both censuses 1981 and 1998. For this report, latest available data and population parameters for population of PWDs, calculated in district census 1998 reports, have been used. The population of PWDs has been calculated based on the total projected population of each district.

2.2 Methodology

The district wise population for each district has been taken from the District Census 1998 Report.This population has been extrapolated for 2012, using the following formula.

C = B*(1+R)^P

Where C=Current Population, B= Baseline Population , R= Rate and P= periodThe PWDs population, has been calculated directly, from total projected population, by applying disability rate (%) , determined in each district.This total PWDs population 2012 for each district has been bifurcated into male, female, rural and urban using census parameters. The inter census 1981-98 population growth rates (%) for the districts, created after 1998, have been recalculated separately and have been used in all estimates. All e�orts have been made to collect reliable data from all available resources and its projection particularly in respect of newly created districts. Only the categories mentioned in the census reports have taken into account for uniformity. This includes blind, deaf/mute, crippled, insane, mentally retarded, multiple disability and others.

The �gures by area and by type of disability, at provincial level have been calculated by adding the district estimates instead of using direct estimates at provincial level.

Similarly the estimates at national level are addition of provincial estimates and Islamabad.

2.3 Tabulation Pattern

• The results have been prepared at district level with rural urban bifurcation

• Segregation of data by male and female both at rural and urban level has also been calculated.

• Comparative statement for all districts in each province presents comprehensive summary at provincial level.

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Chapter 3: Main Findings

3.1 Comparison of Provincial Disability Rates and Numbers

TABLE 1: PROVINCE WISE COMPARISON OF PWDs BY RATE, GENDER AND AREA IN PAKISTAN 2012

• The analysis at national level shows that the highest rate of disability 3.05% in Sindh and the lowest 1.0% in Islamabad.

• Rural areas contribute 65.7% in the total PWDs population compared to 34.3% in urban areas at national level.

• Segregating data by gender, it is interesting to note that male population of PWDs 58.4% which is signi�cantly higher than the female population of 41.6%.

• At national level 55.9% of PWDs live in Punjab and 28.4% in Sindh respectively. These two provinces bear the major share of total population of PWDs

• If we compare data at national level by type of disability, the crippled and blind constitute 19.2% and 8.2 % of total population of PWDs respectively.

District Disability Rate(%)

All Areas Rural Urban

Both Sexes

Male Female Both Sexes

Male Female Both

Sexes Male Female

Punjab 2.5 2816795 1665711 1151084 2078577 1221821 856756 738218 443891 294327

Sindh 3.05 1432148 817372 614776 569336 319006 250330 862812 498367 364445

Khyber Pakhtun Khwa

2.1 560265 330739 229526 487536 286200 201336 72729 44539 28190

Balochistan 2.33 210391 119631 90760 165194 93929 71264 45197 25702 19496

Islamabad 1.00 16352 10059 6293 7748 4923 2825 8604 5136 3469

Total 2.54 5035951 2943512 2092439 3308390 1925878 1382512 1727561 1017634 709927

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PWDs Population by area in Pakistan 2012

PWDs Population by gender in Pakistan 2012

Figure 1

Figure 2

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TABLE 2 : PROVINCE WISE POPULATION OF PWDs BY DISABILITY IN PAKISTAN 2012

PWDs Population by disability (excluding others category) in Pakistan 2012

District Total Blind Deaf/ Mute

Crippled Insane Mentally Retarded

Multiple Disability

Others

Punjab 2816795 243986 233737 598235 189907 220308 228478 1102143

Sindh 1432148 108308 89411 154800 89453 107466 129185 753525

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

560265 40084 42894 175593 32822 41575 45883 181414

Balochistan 210391 18270 11137 30947 9791 13129 13402 113715

Islamabad 16352 1508 1978 4888 2038 1316 745 3880

Total 5035951 412157 379157 964463 324010 383795 417692 2154677

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Figure 3

PWDs Population by area in Islamabad 2012

3.2 Summary of Islamabad Data

• Out of total PWDs population in Islamabad, 47.4% belong to rural areas and remaining 52.6% to urban areas.

• Comparison by sex shows that 61.5% of PWDs in Islamabad are male while 38.5 % are female .

• The rate of disability in Islamabad district is 1.0%.• The population of crippled is dominant as it contributes 29.9% and

insane contributes 12.57% of the total population.

Figure 4

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PWDs Population by disability (excluding others category)in Islamabad 2012

PWDs Population by gender in Islamabad 2012

Figure 5

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Figure 6

PWDs Population by area in Punjab 2012

3.3 Summary of Punjab Data

• Out of total PWDs population in Punjab, 73.8% belong to rural areas and remaining 26.2% to urban areas.

• Comparison by sex shows that 59.1% of PWDs in Punjab are male while 40.9 % are female .

• By disability rates at district level, Chakwal has the highest rate of 7.74% and Rajanpur has the lowest of 0.9%.

• The population of crippled is dominant as it contributes 21.2% and blind contributes 8.7% of the total PWDs population.

• Examination of the share of districts in total population of PWDs in province show that Rahim Yar Khan and Faisal Abad have 9.6 % and 8.9 % of PWDs population respectively.

Figure 7

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PWDs Population by disability(excluding others category)in Punjab 2012

PWDs Population by gender in Punjab 2012

Figure 8

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Figure 9

PWDs Population by area in Sindh 2012

3.4 Summary of Sindh Data

• Out of total PWDs population in Sindh 39.8% belong to rural areas and remaining 60.2% to urban areas.

• Comparison by sex shows that 57.1% of PWDs in the Sindh are male while 42.9 % are female .

• By disability rates at district level, Karachi East has the highest rate of 10.31% and Jacobabad and Kashmore has the lowest of 0.65%.

• The population of crippled is dominant as it contributes 10.8% and blind contributes 7.6% of the total population.

• Examination of the share of district in total population of PWDs in province shows that Karachi East and Dadu have 32.7 % and 6.2 % of PWDs population respectively.

Figure 10

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PWDs Population by disability (excluding others category)in Sindh 2012

PWDs Population by gender in Sindh 2012

Figure 11

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Figure 12

PWDs Population by area in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 2012

3.5 Summary of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Data

• Out of total PWDs population in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 87.0% belong to rural areas and remaining 13.0% to urban areas.

• Comparison by sex shows that 59.0% of PWDs in the Pakhtunkhwa are male while 41.0 % are female .

• By disability rates at district level, Malakand has the highest rate of 7.6% and Peshawar has the lowest of 0.75%.

• The population of crippled is dominant as it contributes 31.3% and deaf/mute contributes 7.7% of the total population.

• Examination of the share of districts in total population of PWDs in province shows that Swabi and Malakand 9.9 % and 9.7 % of PWDs population respectively.

Figure 13

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PWDs Population by disability (excluding others category) inKhyber Pakhtunkhwa 2012

PWDs Population by gender in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province 2012

Figure 14

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Figure 15

PWDs Population by area in Balochistan 2012

3.6 Summary of Balochistan Data

• Out of total PWDs population in Balochistan, 78.5% belong to rural areas and remaining 21.5% to urban areas.

• Comparison by sex shows that 56.9% of PWDs in Balochistan are male while 43.1 % are female .

• By disability rates at district level, Awaran has the highest rate of 9.73% and Killa Abdullah has the lowest of 0.43%.

• The population of crippled is dominant as it contributes 14.7% and blind contributes 8.7% of the total population.

• Examination of the share of districts in total population of PWDs in province shows that Ja�ar Abad and Quetta have 17.3 % and 9.8 % of PWDs population respectively.

Figure 16

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PWDs Population by disability (excluding others category)in Balochistan 2012

PWDs Population by gender in Balochistan 2012

Figure 17

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Figure 18

The data segregated by gender and area for all the districts have been added as per detail given below:

Punjab: Thirty six (36) districtsSindh : Twenty Seven (27) districts Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: Twenty �ve (25) districts Balochistan: Thirty districts (30) districtsIslamabad: one district

Further, tables showing district wise comparison by rate, area and type of disability have been added for each province

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Chapter 4: Statistical Data

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District wise map of Punjab province

Tables

TABLE 3: POPULATION OF PWDs BY DISABILITY,SEX AND AREA IN ISLAMABAD DISTRICT 2012

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Type of Area

Description Total Blind Deaf/ Mute


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas

Both Sexes 16352 1508 1978 4888 2038 1316 745 3880

Male 10059 882 1200 2997 1167 712 452 2648

Female 6293 626 777 1890 871 605 293 1231

Rural

Both Sexes 7748 758 942 2298 467 669 310 2303

Male 4923 372 582 1351 299 405 196 1718

Female 2825 386 361 946 169 264 114 586

Urban

Both Sexes 8604 750 1035 2590 1570 648 434 1576

Male 5136 510 618 1646 869 306 256 931

Female 3469 240 417 944 702 341 178 646

TABLE 4: DISTRICT WISE COMPARISON OF PWDs BY RATE, GENDER AND AREA IN PUNJAB PROVINCE 2012



Both Sexes

Male Female Both

Sexes Male Female

Both Sexes

Male Female

Chakwal 7.74 110527 59593 50934 98552 53175 45377 11975 6418 5557

Chiniot 7.20 91187 58122 33065 74205 47286 26919 16982 10836 6146 Jhang 7.20 184296 117470 66826 149973 95569 54405 34323 21901 12421 Ha�z Abad 6.20 60483 39961 20522 34018 21603 12416 26465 18358 8107 Toba Tek Singh 6.20 134861 71744 63117 114728 60927 53801 20133 10817 9316

Rahim Yar Khan 5.60 273017 154973 118044 218194 124798 93396 54823 30175 24648

Vehari 4.30 130523 72714 57809 111201 62397 48803 19322 10317 9006

Bahawal Nagar 4.00 115087 61653 53434 95777 50841 44936 19310 10812 8498 Khushab 3.60 43319 25972 17347 32637 19500 13137 10682 6472 4210

Mianwali 3.40 49731 30517 19214 41399 25217 16182 8332 5300 3032

Faisal Abad 3.30 253516 143808 109708 148796 83099 65696 104720 60709 44011 Gujrat 3.00 83552 48101 35451 37027 22560 14467 46525 25541 20984 Sheikhupura 2.90 102310 58631 43679 73656 42301 31355 28654 16330 12324

Nankana Sahib 2.90 38848 22263 16585 27968 16062 11906 10880 6201 4679

Khanewal 2.80 81279 48317 32962 69428 40842 28586 11851 7475 4376

Pakpattan 2.70 49154 26820 22334 43261 23440 19821 5893 3380 2513

Kasur 2.60 88846 55688 33158 70853 43848 27006 17993 11840 6153 Bahawal Pur 2.10 78130 44402 33728 59272 32868 26404 18858 11534 7324

Multan 1.92 87253 53497 33756 56117 32856 23261 31136 20641 10495

Layyah 1.90 32656 22070 10586 28832 19590 9241 3824 2479 1345

Jhelum 1.80 22530 13504 9026 17914 10494 7420 4616 3010 1606

D G Khan 1.70 44067 26812 17255 37446 23000 14446 6621 3812 2809

Attock 1.60 27778 16739 11039 23143 13806 9337 4635 2933 1702 Mandi Bahuddin 1.60 24101 14728 9373 20475 12606 7870 3626 2123 1503

Sargodha 1.60 56052 36328 19724 40492 26577 13915 15560 9751 5809

Lodhran 1.60 27373 16881 10492 24132 14751 9381 3241 2130 1111

Rawalpindi 1.50 73770 44023 29747 52081 32128 19953 21689 11895 9794

Narowal 1.50 24902 15422 9480 22966 14154 8811 1936 1268 668

Lahore 1.40 142421 89005 53416 19923 12911 7012 122498 76093 46405

Muza�argarh 1.40 58772 36706 22066 49269 30678 18591 9503 6028 3475

Sialkot 1.30 49754 32291 17463 39239 25030 14209 10515 7261 3255

Bhakkar 1.30 19902 12546 7356 17182 10659 6523 2720 1887 833 Okara 1.30 40571 25086 15485 33184 20364 12821 7387 4722 2665

Gujranwala 1.20 60483 39961 20522 34018 21603 12416 26465 18358 8107 Sahiwal 1.20 29832 19471 10361 25611 16601 9011 4221 2870 1350

Rajanpur 0.90 15585 9041 6544 13508 7731 5777 2077 1310 767 Total 2.50 2816795 1665711 1151084 2078577 1221821 856756 738218 443891 294327

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TABLE 5: DISTRICT WISE POPULATION OF PWDs BY DISABILITY IN PUNJAB PROVINCE 201

District Total Blind Deaf/ Mute


Multiple Disability

Others

Rahim Yar Khan 273017 20782 19708 33337 19642 26019 33530 119999

Faisal Abad 253516 17526 17339 38315 16162 22786 25065 116323

Jhang 184296 20733 19250 46189 14092 15196 18115 50721

Lahore 142421 14295 13494 35828 14204 12922 9655 42022

Toba Tek Singh 134861 8411 8783 17524 8325 11473 15152 65193

Vehari 130523 11634 11241 21493 12409 13688 14218 45840

Bahawal Nagar 115087 6780 5459 14112 5061 5689 5624 72362

Chakwal 110527 10195 10741 13700 8673 10334 10592 46292

Sheikhupura 102310 8157 7958 15718 8109 9926 11400 41043

Chiniot 91187 10258 9525 22854 6973 7519 8963 25096

Kasur 88846 9223 8595 13821 6995 9117 9313 31783

Multan 87253 6737 5386 19746 3756 4826 4339 42464

Gujrat 83552 6806 7249 15326 5170 5095 4310 39596

Khanewal 81279 5327 6821 16665 4440 4824 4634 38568

Bahawal Pur 78130 5107 4491 16105 3621 3958 4043 40804

Rawalpindi 73770 5997 7269 27123 5808 4563 3210 19801

Ha�z Abad 70810 6111 5678 16968 3153 3804 3947 31148

Gujranwala 60483 5795 6060 19137 4409 4732 2616 17733 Muza �argarh 58772 5709 4283 21880 2998 2644 1972 19286

Sargodha 56052 6488 5642 20806 3163 3761 2255 13937 Sialkot 49754 3958 4866 15377 3327 3782 2834 15610 Mianwali 49731 4318 5062 10120 4212 4508 4616 16895

Pakpattan 49154 5323 3983 13075 2725 2820 2913 18315

Dera Ghazi Khan 44067 3192 2708 12728 1722 2686 1827 19204

Khushab 43319 4584 3159 8827 2606 2919 3235 17989

Okara 40571 3886 3753 13499 2367 2267 2185 12615 Nankana Sahib 38848 3097 3022 5968 3079 3769 4329 15584

Layyah 32656 2603 2223 6847 812 1625 2178 16368

Sahiwal 29832 3517 3016 11058 2402 2114 1491 6234

Attock 27778 3165 3434 11296 1991 1889 2202 3801

Lodhran 27373 2543 2329 6032 1545 1627 1915 11382 Narowal 24902 2553 2453 7815 1972 1656 1011 7442

Mandi Bahuddin 24101 2259 2692 8619 958 1508 1136 6930

Jhelum 22530 2385 2999 8867 1789 1943 1473 3073 Bhakkar 19902 2497 1731 6976 815 1583 1393 4907 Rajanpur 15585 2033 1336 4484 421 738 787 5785

Total - Punjab 2816795 243986 233737 598235 189907 220308 228478 1102143

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TABLE 6: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN BAHAWAL NAGAR DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 7: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN BAHAWAL PUR DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area

Description Total Blind Deaf/ Mute


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas

Both Sexes 115087 6780 5459 14112 5061 5689 5624 72362

Male 61653 3159 3077 8213 2858 3035 3010 38300

Female 53434 3621 2382 5899 2202 2654 2614 34062

Rural

Both Sexes 95777 5797 4874 11804 4409 4941 5193 58759 Male 50841 2574 2758 6834 2476 2533 2784 30883

Female 44936 3223 2117 4970 1933 2408 2410 27876

Urban

Both Sexes 19310 983 584 2309 652 748 431 13603

Male 10812 585 319 1379 383 503 226 7417

Female 8498 398 265 929 269 246 204 6186

Type of Area

Description Total Blind Deaf/Mute


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas

Both Sexes 78130 3341 2938 10535 2369 2589 2645 26692

Male 29046 1975 1701 7035 1455 1445 1070 14365

Female 22063 1366 1237 3500 914 1144 1575 12327

Rural

Both Sexes 38773 2507 1824 7205 1113 1536 1626 22962

Male 21501 1468 1002 4812 592 865 644 12118

Female 17272 1039 822 2393 521 671 982 10844

Urban

Both Sexes 39357 834 1114 3330 1256 1053 1019 3730

Male 7545 507 699 2223 863 580 426 2247

Female 4791 327 415 1107 393 473 593 1483

BAHAWAL PUR DIVISION

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TABLE 8: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN RAHIM YAR KHAN DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 9: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN DERA GHAZI KHAN DISTRICT 2012

DERA GHAZI KHAN DIVISION

Type of Area

Description Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled Insane Mentally Retarded

Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas

Both Sexes 273017 20782 19708 33337 19642 26019 33530 119999

Male 154973 10780 10441 20208 10902 13298 17786 71557

Female 118044 10002 9267 13129 8740 12721 15744 48442

Rural

Both Sexes 218194 16648 16044 26716 15748 21160 27653 94225 Male 124798 8721 8661 15910 8785 11101 14848 56771

Female 93396 7927 7383 10806 6963 10058 12805 37454

Urban

Both Sexes 54823 4134 3664 6621 3894 4860 5876 25774

Male 30175 2058 1780 4298 2117 2197 2938 14786

Female 24648 2075 1884 2323 1777 2663 2938 10988

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Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas

Both Sexes 44067 3192 2708 12728 1722 2686 1827 19204

Male 26812 1761 1613 7645 1098 1513 1146 12035

Female 17255 1430 1095 5083 625 1173 681 7169

Rural

Both Sexes 37446 2761 2453 11318 1344 1732 1574 16264

Male 23000 1529 1458 6663 868 999 1010 10472

Female 14446 1232 995 4655 476 732 564 5792

Urban

Both Sexes 6621 431 255 1410 378 954 253 2940

Male 3812 233 155 982 230 514 136 1563

Female 2809 198 100 428 148 440 117 1377

TABLE 10: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN LAYYAH DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 11: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN MUZAFFARGARH DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas

Both Sexes 32656 2603 2223 6847 812 1625 2178 16368

Male 22070 1398 1276 4198 437 918 1301 12542

Female 10586 1205 947 2649 376 707 877 3826

Rural

Both Sexes 28832 2195 1910 5956 610 1466 2013 14682 Male 19590 1170 1122 3588 354 831 1208 11317

Female 9241 1024 789 2368 256 635 804 3365

Urban

Both Sexes 3824 408 313 891 203 159 165 1686

Male 2479 228 154 610 83 86 93 1225

Female 1345 181 159 281 119 72 72 460

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas

Both Sexes 58772 5709 4283 21880 2998 2644 1972 19286

Male 36706 3452 2885 13140 2141 1586 916 12586

Female 22066 2257 1398 8739 857 1058 1056 6700

Rural

Both Sexes 49269 4958 3812 19618 2682 2093 1761 14344

Male 30678 3048 2559 11544 1925 1298 814 9488

Female 18591 1910 1253 8074 757 795 947 4855

Urban

Both Sexes 9503 751 471 2262 316 551 211 4942

Male 6028 404 325 1596 216 288 101 3097

Female 3475 347 146 666 100 263 110 1845

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FAISAL ABAD DIVISION

TABLE 12: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN RAJANPUR DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 13: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN CHINIOT DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas

Both Sexes 15585 2033 1336 4484 421 738 787 5785

Male 9041 962 734 2863 315 385 446 3335

Female 6544 1071 602 1622 106 352 341 2450

Rural

Both Sexes 13508 1801 1132 3681 299 560 708 5326 Male 7731 826 607 2387 226 281 394 3009

Female 5777 975 525 1294 73 279 313 2317

Urban

Both Sexes 2077 232 204 803 122 178 80 458

Male 1310 136 128 476 89 104 51 326

Female 767 97 76 327 33 73 28 133

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas

Both Sexes 91187 10258 9525 22854 6973 7519 8963 25096

Male 58122 6620 6057 15152 4575 4306 5322 16090

Female 33065 3638 3467 7702 2398 3212 3641 9006

Rural

Both Sexes 74205 8384 7708 18473 5321 6202 7130 20988 Male 47286 5354 4840 12414 3635 3550 4131 13363

Female 26919 3029 2868 6059 1686 2653 2999 7625

Urban

Both Sexes 16982 1875 1817 4381 1652 1316 1834 4108

Male 10836 1266 1217 2738 940 757 1191 2727

Female 6146 609 599 1643 712 560 642 1380

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TABLE 14: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN FAISALABAD DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 15: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN JHANG DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas

Both Sexes 253516 17526 17339 38315 16162 22786 25065 116323 Male 143808 10290 10035 22936 9124 11477 13050 66896 Female 109708 7236 7304 15379 7038 11309 12015 49427

Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


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GUJRANWALA DIVISION

TABLE 16: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN TOBA TEK SINGH DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 17: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN GUJRANWALA DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


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TABLE 18: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN GUJRAT DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 19: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN HAFIZ ABAD DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area

Description Total Blind Deaf/Mute Cripple d Insane Mentally Retarded

Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


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TABLE 20: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN MANDI BAHAUDDIN DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 21: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN NAROWAL DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


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LAHORE DIVISION

TABLE 22: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN SIALKOT DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 23: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN LAHORE DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


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TABLE 24: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN KASUR DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 25: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN NANKANA SAHIB DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


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MULTAN DIVISION

TABLE 26: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN SHEIKHUPURA DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 27: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY SEX AND AREA IN KHANEWAL DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


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TABLE 28: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN LODHRAN DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 29: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN MULTAN DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


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RAWALPINDI DIVISION

TABLE 30: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN VEHARI DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 31: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN ATTOCK DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


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TABLE 32: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN CHAKWAL DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 33: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN JHELUM DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


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SAHIWAL DIVISION

TABLE 34: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN RAWALPINDI DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 35: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN OKARA DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


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TABLE 36: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN PAKPATTAN DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 37: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN SAHIWAL DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


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SARGODHA DIVISION

TABLE 38: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN BHAKKAR DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 39: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN KHUSHAB DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


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TABLE 40: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN MIANWALI DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 41: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN SARGODHA DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Dis ability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


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District wise map of Sindh province

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TABLE 42: DISTRICT WISE COMPARISON OF PWDs BY RATE, GENDER AND AREA IN SINDH PROVINCE 2012

District

Disability Rate(%)


Both Sexes



Male

Karachi East 10.31 468927 273913 195014 468927 273913 195014

Dadu 5.57 89268 43928 45340 68770 33572 35198 20498 10356 10142

Jamshoro 5.57 46505 22885 23620 35826 17490 18337 10679 5395 5283

Ghotki 5.50 83643 49461 34182 74014 44142 29873 9629 5319 4310

Shaheed Benazir Abad 4.39 70001 40951 29050 54192 32188 22004 15809 8763 7046

Sukkur 3.74 50556 29050 21506 26104 15393 10711 24452 13657 10795

Karachi South 3.50 80258 47034 33224 80258 47034 33224

Khairpur 3.28 73761 38461 35300 45054 22826 22228 28707 15635 13072

Sanghar 2.84 60248 35665 24583 53914 31891 22024 6334 3774 2560

Malir 2.72 52712 29912 22800 18131 9900 8231 34581 20013 14569

Mirpurkhas 2.62 34372 19045 15327 31532 17329 14202 2840 1716 1125

Noshehro Feroze 2.21 30058 16827 13231 25251 14238 11013 4807 2589 2217

Thatta 1.81 27551 15307 12244 26160 14359 11801 1391 948 443

Karachi West 1.67 70004 38275 31729 2358 1606 752 67646 36669 30977

Umerkot 1.67 17399 8853 8546 14745 7500 7245 2654 1353 1301

Badin 1.60 24854 13520 11334 20431 11121 9309 4423 2399 2024

Karachi Central 1.53 53366 32968 20398 53366 32968 20398

Hyderabad 1.18 24452 15555 8897 14348 9394 4954 10104 6161 3943

Matiari 1.18 6439 4096 2343 3778 2474 1305 2661 1622 1038

T.M.Khan 1.18 6480 4122 2358 3802 2490 1313 2678 1633 1045

Tando Allah Yar 1.18 8128 4898 3230 6772 4040 2732 1356 858 498

Tharparkar 0.81 11401 6576 4825 11001 6298 4703 400 278 122

Shikarpur 0.75 9103 5486 3617 7584 4524 3060 1519 961 558

Larkana 0.68 10830 7008 3822 8143 5382 2761 2687 1627 1060 Qambar Shahdad Kot 0.68 9404 6086 3318 7071 4673 2398 2333 1413 921 Jacobabad 0.65 5851 3526 2325 4875 2908 1967 976 618 358

Kashmore 0.65 6577 3963 2614 5480 3269 2211 1097 694 403

Total - Sindh 3.05 1432148 817372 614776 569336 319006 250330 862812 498367 364445

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Female

TABLE 43: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY IN SINDH PROVINCE 2012

District Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled Insane Mentally Retarded

Multiple Disability

Others

Karachi East 468927 43655 25642 28061 28240 35923 43869 263536

Dadu 89268 4305 6218 6702 6743 7807 11442 46051

Ghotki 83643 2608 2887 4783 3271 4952 8232 56911

Karachi South 80258 5179 5395 8276 4974 6465 7620 42349

Khairpur 73761 5515 5680 8712 5272 7170 7816 33596

Karachi West 70004 5608 7094 13949 6524 7116 5337 24375

Shaheed Benazir Abad 70001 4562 5083 7358 4809 6333 7434 34420 Sanghar 60248 4367 3395 7109 4013 5411 10180 25773

Karachi Central 53366 4177 3652 9515 6085 3852 2667 23417 Malir 52712 2708 2438 4103 2556 2493 3284 35129

Sukkur 50556 2380 2203 4140 2376 2793 3753 32911

Jamshoro 46505 2243 3239 3491 3513 4067 5961 23991

Mirpurkhas 34372 1333 950 4139 576 523 410 26441

Naushehro Feroze 30058 2703 1950 4778 1205 1973 2170 15279 Thatta 27551 1518 1062 3383 943 962 958 18725

Badin 24854 2564 1641 3241 1435 1605 1361 13007

Hyderabad 24452 1938 1809 5987 1266 1864 832 10756

Umerkot 17399 1008 625 1816 688 899 1126 11235

Tharparkar 11401 2283 664 3940 212 681 664 2956

Larkana 10830 1739 1693 3259 1047 843 684 1565

Qambar Shahdad Kot 9404 1510 1470 2830 909 732 594 1359 Shikarpur 9103 1037 1125 3702 652 619 722 1246

Tando Allah Yar 8128 926 1005 3305 582 553 644 1112 Kashmore 6577 749 813 2675 471 447 521 900 Tando Muhammad Khan 6480 514 479 1587 335 494 220 2850 Matiari 6439 510 476 1577 333 491 219 2832

Jacobabad 5851 667 723 2379 419 398 464 801

Total - Sindh 1432148 108308 89411 154800 89453 107466 129185 753525

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TABLE 44: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY SEX AND AREA IN BADIN DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 45: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY SEX AND AREA IN DADU DISTRICT 2012

HYDERABAD DIVISION

Type of Area

Description Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled Insane Mentally Retard ed

Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


43

TABLE 46: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN HYDERABAD DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 47: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN JAMSHORO DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area

Description Total Blind Deaf/Mute Cripple d Insane Mentally Retarded

Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


44

TABLE 48: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN MATIARI DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 49: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN TANDO ALLAH YAR DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area

Description Total Blind Deaf/Mut e Crippled Insane Mentally Retarded

Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


45

TABLE 50: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN TANDO MUHAMMAD KHAN DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 51: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN THATTA DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area

Description Total Bli nd Deaf/Mute Crippled Insane Mentally Retarded

Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


46

TABLE 52: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN KARACHI CENTRAL DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 53: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN KARACHI EAST DISTRICT 2012

KARACHI DIVISION

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural

Both Sexes

Male

Female

Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Dis ability

Others

All Areas


Rural

Both Sexes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Male 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Female 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Urban


47

TABLE 54: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN KARACHI SOUTH DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 55: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN KARACHI WEST DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Other s

All Areas


Rural


Urban


48

TABLE 56: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN MALIR DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 57: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN MIRPUR KHAS DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Other s

All Areas


Rural


Urban


MIRPURKHAS DIVISION

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TABLE 58: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY,SEX AND AREA IN SANGHAR DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 59: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN THARPARKAR DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area

Description Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled Insa ne Mentally Retarded

Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


50

TABLE 60: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN UMERKOT DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 61: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN JACOB ABAD DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


LARKANA DIVISION

51

TABLE 62: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN KASHMORE DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 63: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN LARKANA DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


52

TABLE 64: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN QAMBAR SHAHDAD KOT DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 65: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN SHIKARPUR DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area

Descrip tion Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled Insane Mentally Retarded

Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


53

TABLE 66: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN GHOTKI DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 67: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN KHAIRPUR DISTRICT 2012

SUKKUR DIVISION

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area

Description Tot al Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled Insane Mentally Retarded

Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


54

TABLE 68: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN NOSHEHRO FEROZE DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 69: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN SUKKUR DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


55

TABLE 70: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY SEX AND AREA IN SHAHEED BENAZIR ABAD DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


56

District wise map of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province

57

TABLE 71: DISTRICT WISE COMPARISON OF PWDS BY RATE, GENDER AND AREA IN KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA PROVINCE 2012

District

Disability Rate(%)


Both Sexes



Male Female

Malakand 7.60 54597 30482 24115 49571 27668 21903 5026 2814 2213

Tank 4.10 15036 7663 7373 12624 6352 6272 2412 1312 1101

Nowshehra 3.60 46969 25478 21491 37848 20338 17510 9121 5140 3981

Swabi 3.60 55610 27349 28261 42322 20459 21863 13288 6889 6399

Karak 3.50 23626 13558 10068 22269 12699 9570 1357 858 499

Buner 2.90 24938 13730 11208 24938 13730 11208 0 0 0 Haripur 2.50 23437 14251 9186 21423 13081 8342 2014 1170 844

Dera Ismail Khan 2.40 32078 19129 12949 28568 17134 11434 3510 1995 1515

Kohat 2.28 20074 11760 8314 15973 9339 6633 4101 2421 1681

Hangu 2.20 10828 6666 4162 8060 5013 3047 2768 1653 1115

Charsadda 2.10 31949 19416 12533 27752 16599 11153 4197 2817 1380 Lakki Marwat 2.00 15150 9938 5212 14117 9253 4864 1033 685 348

Upper Dir 2.00 16861 10482 6379 15413 9577 5836 1448 905 543

Chitral 1.93 8715 5014 3701 8314 4742 3572 401 272 129

Bannu 1.91 19022 11884 7138 17677 11044 6633 1345 840 505 Shangla 1.90 12955 7729 5226 12955 7729 5226 0 0 0

Abbotabad 1.83 20746 13518 7228 18323 11678 6645 2423 1840 583 Lower Dir 1.72 19765 11871 7894 18981 11416 7565 784 455 330

Mansehra 1.60 20964 13128 7836 19772 12346 7426 1192 782 409

Battagram 1.36 3852 2645 1207 3852 2645 1207 0 0 0 Mardan 1.32 29192 18493 10699 22966 14519 8447 6226 3974 2252

Swat 1.20 24002 15588 8414 20491 13423 7068 3511 2165 1346

Kohistan 1.05 5025 2793 2232 5025 2793 2232 0 0 0

Peshawar 0.75 24874 18174 6700 18302 12621 5681 6572 5553 1019

Total KPK 2.1 560265 330739 229526 487536 286200 201336 72729 44539 28190

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TABLE 72: DISTRICT WISE POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY IN KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA PROVINCE 2012

District Total Blind Deaf/Mute


Multiple Disability

Others

Swabi 55610 3858 3537 13567 3651 4996 4509 21492

Malakand 54597 3340 3273 5829 3880 5488 8254 24533

Nowshehra 46969 3007 2071 10804 2251 2964 3548 22324

Dera Ismail Khan 32078 2028 2084 6231 1255 1300 1430 17750 Charsadda 31949 2193 2450 8791 2577 2721 4328 8888

Mardan 29192 3283 2462 14276 1896 2382 1605 3288

Buner 24938 1233 1056 5510 894 1056 1600 13591

Peshawar 24874 1893 3833 9932 1139 2174 1531 4373

Swat 24002 1588 2681 9768 1093 1620 1598 5655

Karak 23626 1696 1501 6792 1782 1688 2204 7963

Haripur 23437 1550 2452 7221 2364 2127 1787 5937

Mansehra 20964 2254 2056 7658 1124 1477 1058 5338

Abbottabad 20746 1710 1773 8854 1909 1833 1302 3365

Kohat 20074 1418 1707 7888 1069 1513 1305 5173

Lower Dir 19765 1292 2275 8309 909 1389 1658 3933

Bannu 19022 1286 1005 9540 530 860 583 5217

Upper Dir 16861 1526 1362 7202 871 771 1350 3778

Lakki Marwat 15150 767 817 8105 608 899 1131 2823

Tank 15036 852 672 3681 776 1203 1602 6251

Shangla 12955 993 1069 4672 837 1017 1413 2954

Hangu 10828 741 704 3260 613 937 1025 3548

Chitral 8715 854 1437 3766 323 536 438 1362

Kohistan 5025 401 297 2076 332 307 340 1272

Battagram 3852 321 323 1861 140 316 284 607 Total -Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 181414 560265 40084 42894 175593 32822 41575 45883

59

TABLE 73: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN BANNU DISTRICT 2012O FEROZE DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 74: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN LAKKI MARWAT DISTRICT 2012

BANNU DIVISION

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


60

TABLE 75: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY,SEX AND AREA IN DERA ISMAIL KHAN DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 76: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN TANK DISTRICT 2012

DERA ISMAIL KHAN DIVISION

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


61

TABLE 77: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN ABBOTABAD DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 78: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND ARE IN BATTAGRAM DISTRICT 2012

HAZARA DIVISION

Type of Area

Description Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled Ins ane Mentally Retarded

Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


62

TABLE 79: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN HARIPUR DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 80: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN KOHISTAN DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area

Description Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crip pled Insane Mentally Retarded

Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


63

TABLE 81: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN *MANSEHRA DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 82: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN HANGU DISTRICT 2012

KOHAT DIVISION

• The figures for Tor Ghar district are included

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disabil ity

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


64

TABLE 83: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN KARAK DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 84: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN KOHAT DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


65

TABLE 85: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN BUNER DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 86: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN CHITRAL DISTRICT 2012

MALAKAND DIVISION

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


66

TABLE 87: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN LOWER DIR DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 88: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN MALAKAND DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


67

TABLE 89: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN SHANGLA DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 90: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN SWAT DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


68

TABLE 91: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN UPPER DIR DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 92: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN MARDAN DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


MARDAN DIVISION

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


69

TABLE 93: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN SWABI DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 94: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN CHARSADDA DISTRICT 2012

PESHAWAR DIVISION

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


70

TABLE 95: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN NOWSHEHRA DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 96: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN PESHAWAR DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


71

District wise map of Balochistan province

72

TABLE 97: DISTRICT WISE COMPARISON OF PWDS BY RATE, GENDER AND AREA IN BALOCHISTAN PROVINCE 2012



Both Sexes


Male Female Both

Sexes Male Female

Awaran 9.73 12159 6328 5831 12159 6328 5831 0 0 0

Kharan 8.67 15513 8626 6887 14633 8207 6426 880 419 461

Washuk 8.67 11162 6207 4955 10529 5905 4624 633 302 332

Jhal Magsi 6.91 11274 6523 4751 10765 6264 4502 509 260 249

Ja�arabad 5.62 36395 20359 16036 31019 17379 13640 5376 2980 2396

Musakhel 4.42 8135 4534 3601 7514 4205 3309 621 329 292

Chagai 3.87 6086 3460 2626 5637 3160 2477 449 300 149

Noushki 3.87 5953 3384 2569 5514 3091 2423 439 294 146

Gwadar 3.51 9835 5030 4805 4378 2092 2286 5457 2938 2519

Barkhan 3.50 5549 3076 2473 5383 2972 2411 166 104 61

Bolan 2.13 7201 3357 3844 5679 3057 2622 1522 300 1222

Panjgur 1.74 5546 3265 2281 4596 2798 1797 950 466 484

Kohlu 1.62 2134 1218 916 1005 539 466 1129 679 450

Quetta 1.54 20624 12718 7906 3476 2271 1205 17148 10447 6701

Khuzdar 1.43 8378 4404 3974 4789 2499 2290 3589 1905 1684

Killa Saifullah 1.39 3351 2102 1249 3209 2044 1165 142 58 83

Dera Bugti 1.32 3786 2246 1540 3622 2166 1456 164 79 84

Harnai 1.25 1637 1156 481 1254 909 345 383 247 136 Pishin 1.25 7500 4020 3480 7182 3788 3394 318 233 85

Sibi 1.25 2079 1468 611 1592 1154 438 487 314 173

Mastung 1.23 2430 1671 759 2130 1498 633 300 173 126

Kalat 1.12 2962 1728 1234 2660 1555 1106 302 173 128

Lasbela 0.99 4702 2869 1833 3281 1839 1442 1421 1030 391

Kech 0.87 3855 2469 1386 3165 2053 1112 690 416 274

Shirani 0.82 691 455 236 535 347 188 156 109 48

Zhob 0.82 2137 1408 729 1653 1072 581 484 336 148

Loralai 0.80 2892 1453 1439 2524 1287 1237 368 166 201

Ziarat 0.80 275 166 109 165 108 58 110 59 51

Naseer Abad 0.77 3217 1855 1362 2813 1603 1210 404 252 152

Killa Abdullah 0.43 2933 2075 858 2332 1742 590 601 333 268 Total Balochistan 2.33 210391 119631 90760 165194 93929 71264 45197 25702 19496

73

TABLE 98: DISTRICT WISE POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY IN BALOCHISTAN 2012

74

District Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled Insane Mentally Retarded

Multiple Disability

Others

Ja�ar Abad 36395 2902 2238 3110 2149 2738 3249 20009

Quetta 20624 4649 1390 4159 1312 1455 1210 6448

Kharan 15513 570 470 574 419 680 773 12026

Awaran 12159 747 547 621 342 422 674 8806

Jhal Magsi 11274 1013 927 1031 805 1034 1046 5418

Washuk 11162 410 338 413 302 490 556 8653

Gwadar 9835 954 515 987 439 812 807 5321

Khuzdar 8378 439 491 1311 265 338 356 5177

Musakhel 8135 772 513 1567 604 716 1017 2947

Pishin 7500 318 308 1807 339 487 647 3594

Bolan 7201 400 225 783 142 1148 279 4224

Chagai 6086 307 291 1153 271 312 328 3424

Noushki 5953 300 285 1128 265 305 321 3350

Barkhan 5549 173 127 411 156 153 161 4367

Panjgur 5546 189 90 341 83 33 33 4778

Lasbela 4702 618 253 1724 272 394 357 1085

Kech 3855 585 180 570 31 170 97 2222

Dera Bugti 3786 457 165 187 148 129 97 2603

Killa Saifullah 3351 188 137 1356 155 102 283 1131

Naseer Abad 3217 534 652 1008 106 125 108 684

Kalat 2962 170 194 1652 174 116 240 415

Killa Abdullah 2933 250 102 481 61 263 115 1663

Loralai 2892 141 141 1199 194 68 67 1083

Mastung 2430 277 241 893 186 154 75 605

Zhob 2137 214 89 496 192 160 282 704

Kohlu 2134 45 41 603 150 63 38 1195

Sibi 2079 316 75 642 79 101 52 815

Harnai 1637 249 59 506 62 79 41 642

Shirani 691 69 29 160 62 52 91 228

Ziarat 275 17 26 75 25 32 2 98

Total - Balochistan 210391 18270 11137 30947 9791 13129 13402 113715

TABLE 99: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN AWARAN DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 100: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN KALAT DISTRICT 2012

KALAT DIVISION

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


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TABLE 101: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY,SEX AND AREA IN KHARAN DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 102: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN KHUZDAR DISTRICT 2012

Type of Are a


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


76

TABLE 103: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN LASBELA DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 104: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN MASTUNG DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


77

TABLE 105: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN WASHUK DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 106: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN GWADAR DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


MEKRAN DIVISION

78

TABLE 107: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN KECH DISTRICT 20122

TABLE 108: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN PANJGUR DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area

Description Total Blind Deaf/Mute Cri ppled Insane Mentally Retarded

Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


79

TABLE 109: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN BOLAN DISTRICT 2012

NASEER ABAD DIVISION

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


TABLE 110: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY,SEX AND AREA IN JAFFARABAD DISTRICT 2012

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TABLE 111: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN JHAL MAGSI DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 112: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN NASEER ABAD DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


81

TABLE 113: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN DERA BUGTI DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 114: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN HARNAI DISTRICT 2012

SIBI DIVISION

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


82

TABLE 115: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN KOHLU DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 116: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN SIBI DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


83

TABLE 117: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN ZIARAT DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 118: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN CHAGAI DISTRICT 2012

QUETTA DIVISION

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural

Both Sexes 165 12 6 51 20 19 2 56 Male 108 4 20 24 5 12 0 42 Female 58 8 -13 27 14 6 2 13

Urban

Both Sexes 110 4 20 25 5 13 0 42 Male 59 8 -13 27 14 7 2 13 Female 51 -4 33 -2 -9 6 -2 29

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


84

TABLE 119: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN NOUSHKI DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 120: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN PISHIN DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


85

TABLE 121: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN QILLA ABDULLAH DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 122: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN QUETTA DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


86

TABLE 123: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN BARKHAN DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 124: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN LORALAI DISTRICT 2012

ZHOB DIVISION

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


87

TABLE 125: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN MUSAKHEL DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 126: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN QILLA SAIFULLAH DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


88

TABLE 127: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN SHIRANI DISTRICT 2012

TABLE 128: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREA IN ZHOB DISTRICT 2012

Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


Type of Area


Multiple Disability

Others

All Areas


Rural


Urban


89

Annexure 1 De�nitions

Disability:Refers to malfunctioning of any organ of the body, visible or invisible.

Blind:A person with a severe visual impairment.

Deaf/Mute: A person who is unable to hear or speak especially one in whom inability to speak is due to congenital or early deafness.

Crippled:Someone who is unable to walk normally because of an injury or disability to the legs or back.

Mentally Retarded:The term mentally retarded, is used to refer to the condition of a person who is signi�cantly below average of the general intellectual functioning of a normal person.

Multiple Disability:The persons having more than one disability.

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Acknowledgement

The vision of management of Helping Hand for Relief and Development (HHRD) for preparation of a resource book on “Persons With Disabilities (PWDs) Statistics in Pakistan 2012” has been changed from dream to a reality with the help of Allah.

The book will be o�cially launched on the occasion of “National Conference on Rehabilitation and Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs)” on 28-29 November 2012. This conference is being organized by HHRD Pakistan.

It is worth to mention and acknowledge the support and help of HHRD colleagues, sta� and friends. I especially appreciate the excellent guidance provided by Mr Fazal ur Rehman, Country Director HHRD Pakistan and Mr Khalid Naeem, Ex D.G Special Education Islamabad (now Advisor Rehabilitation HHRD Pakistan) Islamabad.

I am also thankful to Mr Arif Mahmud Cheema Ex Director General Federal Bureau of Statistics, for his valuable comments and suggestions.

My special thanks are to Dr Muhammad Sha�quddin Ex Chief Planning Commission (now advisor health HHRD) for his valuable contribution.

I also recognize the excellent work done by Population Census Organization for printing of census reports 1998 at national, provincial and district level. The population, growth rates and disability rates used in the publication have been taken from these reports.

My thanks are also for Mr Arif Khalil Director HHRD, Mr Shahid Naeem, Dy Chief Planning Commission, Mr Naveed Rashid Communications Specialist HHRD and Mr Abid Ali Senior Media Coordinator HHRD, Mr Naeem Arshad Awan Assistant Manager Procurement and Mr Muhammad Yousaf Khan Designer, for their contribution, design and printing.

We will appreciate and welcome suggestions and feedback for improvement.

Muhammad Akram AwanConsultantResearch and Development DepartmentHelping Hand for Relief and Development IslamabadNovember 2012

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Helping Hand for Relief and Development-HHRD is a non-governmental and non-pro�t organization, established in Pakistan after 2005 earthquake. The organization works as a regional o�ce of Helping Hand-USA. It operates through its 11 Major Programs including Emergency Response, Health, Physical Rehabilitation, Education, Water for Life, Orphan Support, Construction & Infrastructure Development, Micro-Finance and Economic Empowerment Program, Skill Development, Capacity Building and Seasonal Program. At HHRD, We strive that maximum of all donations should directly consumed in programs to help disadvantaged communities. In 2010, we expanded our program scope across all provinces of Pakistan and AJ&K. Over the short span of �ve-year, through our integrated e�orts, that re�ects our love to Almighty Allah (Lord), we earned a considerable recognition across Pakistan and AJ&K.

At national level, we are registered with government of Pakistan and globally, we work as a regional o�ce of Helping Hand-USA.

An independent organization called “Pakistan Centre for Philanthropy (PCP), evaluated HHRD performance, governance, and transparency and certi�ed HHRD with a three-year (2010-2013) quality assurance certi�cate. Since 2009, HHRD gained the tax-exempted status.

To uphold the human dignity, we share our commitment to the global vision and mission of Helping Hand-USA.

Vision

Helping Hand as a leader… Empowering lives…Creating opportunities…And strengthening the bond of humanity.

Mission

Helping Hand is committed to serve humanity by integrating resources for people in need. We strive to provide immediate response in disasters, and e�ective programs in places of su�ering; for the pleasure of our Almighty Allah (Lord).

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