The document provides summaries of various studies conducted between 2002-2015 in Pakistan related to health, family planning, WASH, and consumer research. The studies utilized both quantitative and qualitative methodologies including household surveys, focus group discussions, and in-depth interviews. The studies covered topics such as evaluating health support services, assessing health facilities, evaluating vaccine coverage, analyzing gaps in maternal and child health programs, and assessing knowledge and practices regarding family planning and WASH. Sample sizes ranged from interviews with hundreds of households to over 7,000 households. Locations included districts across Pakistan such as Punjab, KPK, Balochistan, Sindh, and Gilgit-Baltistan.

1. Timeline Title Agency
Health
2016
Nai Zindagi Trust
A larger evaluation study was conductedto better
understand the quality of NAI ZINDAGIsupport services for
PWID living with HIV. It was also to evaluate PWID to avoid
relapse andcontinue takingtheirARTmedications.
The study included qualitative methodology including FGDs
(Spouses of IDUs, Injecting DrugUsers) and IDIs (IDUs)
conductedat COPC office in Rawalpindi, Jhang, Gujrat,
Jhelum, Kasur, Okara, Sahiwal and R Y khan.
2014 – 2015
Health Facility Assessment Punjab.
The objectives of the Health Facility Assessment are to
assess:
The readiness of PHC facilities to deliver the EPHS.
Comprehensive EMONCand related services at tehsil and
district hospitals provided to patients.
The performance of facilities against key facility level
performance indicators.
The quality of data at facility and district level in terms of data
consistency and completeness.
The satisfaction of the clients of facility and community-based
services,with the services theyhave received.
Supervision, monitoring and reporting of field monitors.
2013
Endline Coverage Evaluation Survey of VAS in Balochistan,
KhyberPakhtunkhwa and Punjab.
The study included both the qualitative and quantitative
methodologies including 1966 Households, IDIsof EPI
Coordinator 23, Health Facilities assessment 45, Area I/C 116,
Vaccination Team129 across different districts of Pakistan.
2013
Gap Analysis Study in MNCH & LHW Program5 for Program
Unit Chakwal.
The study included both the qualitative and quantitative
methodologies including Household, FGD’s and IDI’s of LHW’s
& CMW’s.
2012
Third Party Evaluation And Documentation Of The Process,
Results, Challenges & Lesson Contributed By National
Mother And Child (MCW).
Quantitative sample – Household survey conducted in

2. randomly selected districts/areas of Punjab, Sindh,
Baluchistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit Baltistan and Azad
Kashmir.
2012
ICHP Evaluation 2010-11.
Qualitative sample - FGDs and IDIs of ACS FATA, DG Projects
FATA, Political Agent, USAID and SCUS Staff.
2010-2011
Baseline Health & Demographic SurveyGilgit Baltistan.
Objectives: To determine the socio economicconditions of
the people.
To assess the general condition of health and hygiene of the
local community and the factors responsible for effecting
the health and hygiene of the local community.
To determine the health condition of the female age ranging
from 15-49 years and children less than five years,
To collect information of Vaccine in children from 12-23 year
of age.
To asses nutritional needsof children less than five years of
age.
The survey included quantitative methodology including 1500
households across 7 districts of Gilgit Baltistan.
2010 – 2011
Health Facility Assessment & District Profiling.
The objectives of the Health Facility Assessment are to
assess:
The readiness of PHC facilities to deliver the EPHS.
Comprehensive EMONCand related services at tehsil and
district hospitals provided to patients.
The performance of facilities against key facility level
performance indicators.
The quality of data at facility and district level in terms of data
consistency and completeness.
The satisfaction of the clients of facility and community-based
services,with the services theyhave received.
Building assessment.
A sample of DLQ - District level questionnaire 32, DHQ30,
THQ33, Civil Hospital 76, RHC’s104 and BHU’s192 across 25
districts of KhyberPakhtunkhwa and 7 districts of Gilgit
Baltistan.
2010
Qualitative Refusal Study in 4 and 5 high risk Polio districts
of KPK and Baluchistan.
Qualitative sample including FGDs & IDIs

3. 201o
Maternal and Child Health SurveyFATA 2010.
The study included both the quantitative and qualitative
methodologies including Household and IDIs.
2009-2010
PAIMAN - DHQ/THQ/RHC/BHU/OtherPHCFacilities– Public
SectorHealth Facilities.
MIS Base Line Survey2009.
Health facilities of District Rawalpindi.
2009
KPC SurveyHangu 2010.
The survey included qualitative and quantitative
methodologies including health care providers and
household.
2009
Health FacilityAssessment.
Overall objective of the assignment are to describe the
availability, functioning and quality of health care in the
public sector with a focus on MNCHservices.
To assess the health facility status and quality of MNCH
services (Comprehensive,Basic EmONC, Preventive MNCH
and Family Planning at district level.
To asses satisfaction and perception of clients availing MNCH
services.
To evaluate the availability of various service packages
especially for mothers and newborns.
To asses provision and current utilization of health facilities.
To determine availability of service utilities, equipment and
supplies.
To assess the contribution made by the development
partners for improving MNCH and FP servicesin the selected
districts. The assessment included Health facility types of
DHQ,THQ/CH and RHCs in district Buner,Dir Upper and Dera
Ismail Khan.
2007
Baseline Surveyon NewbornPracticesunderWomen Health
project.
Household survey.
2007
Situation Assessment of Adolescentsin Selecteddistrictsof
Pakistan for Life Skillsand HIV prevention.
A sample of household, Focus Groups & In-depthInterviews
was conductedin district Abbotabad & Peshawar.

4. 2005
Health FacilityAssessment 2005.
Overall objective of the assignment are to describe the
availability, functioning and quality of health care in the
public sector.
Health facility types: DHQ,THQand RHC.
Districts: Buner and Dir Upper.
2005 – 2006
EPI Coverage Evaluation Survey.
A total sample of 34400 mothers of child bearing age of 0-11
and 12-23 months were interviewed in different districts of
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, FR, FATA and FANA.
Family Planning
2015
Impact Assessment of SAF PAC Interventions on women
wellbeing2015.
The study included qualitative and quantitative
methodologies including households. Surveyconducted in
catchment area of twenty four health facilities of Multan &
Muzaffargarh.
2015
Assessment of communities’ knowledge and practices
regarding family planning across Pakistan.
HH sample of 7668 (Married women of Reproductive age 15
to 49 year) interviewed in surrounding of selected Sabz Sitara
Clinic, FMCG and Pharmacy in different districts/areas of
Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Azad Kashmir.
2014
Client ExitSurveyPunjab and KPK 2014.
Selectedsample of clients 729,interviewed at different Suraj
and Static centersof MSS in KPK & Punjab.
2012
FGDs & IDIs
Targetedrespondents; Scholars, Imam e masjid and Nikkah
registerar.
2011
KAP Assessment for Family Planning and Post Abortion Care
Program in DistrictHaripur.
The study included both the quantitative and qualitative
methodologies and assessment of project implementation
teams.
2009
VoucherValidationSurvey.
HHsurvey

5. 2009
Reproductive HealthProgram - Endline KPC Surveyon
NewbornCare in DistrictHaripur.
Wash
2014
Baseline study for IKEA Funded Project‘Improving Lives of
Childrenin Cotton Growing DistrictLodhran.2014.
A total households sample of 754, Village listing 238, Profiling
of Schools 200,Numeracy Boost (school)27, Profiling of
Health facilities 10, IDI’s 8 and FGD’s 6 .
2014
Baseline KAP Surveyon WASHin four districts of Punjab i.e
Chakwal,R Y Khan, Layyah and Vehari.
The study included both the quantitative and qualitative
methodologies including a household survey of 931
households 16 FGDs, and 8 IDIs.
2014
Formative Researchon WASHin four districtsof Punjab i.e
Chakwal,R Y Khan, Layyah and Vehari.
The study included both the Qualitative and Quantitative
methodologies including a HH survey of 632 HH’s, 16 FGD’s
and 8 IDI’s.
2012
Formative Researchon Wash across 10 districts in Pakistan.
A quantitative sample size of 620 households was derived to
interview 620 women and 620 children across ten
programme districts. The qualitative research component
included focus group discussions with one women group,
one men group and one children group in each of the ten
districts. Moreover BCC material, developed by Plan
International and UNICEF, was assessed for its effectiveness
through interviews and FGDs.
Consumer Research
2015
SocioEconomic Impact Assessment 2015.
To gauge the impact of constructional and developmental
work in Balochistan by FWO.
To understand the perception of FWO, and USAID among the
inhabitantsof the areasinBalochistan.
Quantitative sample (Household 1500), Qualitative sample
(IDIs 20), No. of Districts 12.

6. 2015
FWO - SocioEconomic Impact Assessment FR and FATA 2015.
To gauge the impact of constructional and developmental
work in Balochistan by FWO.
To understand the perception of FWO, and USAID among the
inhabitantsof the areasinBalochistan.
Supervision, Monitoring and reporting of field monitors.
2014
SocioEconomic ProjectFATA (SWA)FGD’s and IDI’s2014.
The study included qualitative methodology including 8 FGDs
and 14 IDIs.(D I Khan)
2012
Focus Group Discussion’s.
Topic – Jirga. Sample of 16 FGD’s conducted in 8 districts of
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
2009 FMCG Outlet Census.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
2007 – 2009
Retail Measurement Services & Customized Research
Surveys.
Field Executive North region.
2002 – 2005 FMCG Outlet Census & Customized Research Surveys.
Key Responsibilities undertaken
 Strategy development i.e budgeting,work load analysis, project
management, time management,recruiting, deploying and coordinate
research teams, quality assurance,editing, reportingand incentive planning.
 Training of the data collection teams.
 Moderation(FGD’s and IDI’s).
 Composing andconstruction of questionnaire in Pashtoand Dari language.
Key Competencies
 Data collection Techniques.
 Project Planning.
 Research collaboration.
 Report writing.
 Data Validation.
 Time management.
 Foster team work.
 Attention to detail.
 Research methodology.