PWDs Statistics in Pakistan 2012 2

PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES (PWDs) STATISTICS IN PAKISTAN 2012A resource book on population of PWDs(Province, district, gender, area and disability wise statistics)RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT OFHHRD, ISLAMABAD, PAKISTANNovember 2012Copy Right ReservedBook: PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES (PWDs) STATISTICS IN PAKISTAN 2012Released by:Helping Hand for Relief and Development Islamabad PakistanPrepared by:Muhammad Akram AwanYear of publishing: 2012Quantity:500Price:NilPrinter:Agha Gee Printers - IslamabadAvailable at: HHRD Plaza Umar Market Sector G-10/4 Islamabad0092-051-8314973Contact Person:Muhammad Akram [email protected]:978-969-9831-00-3Copyrights reserved with Helping Hand for Relief and Development(HHRD). To obtain permission to reproduce or reuse text or images from our publicationcontact Director Programmes,[email protected] of tablesiFiguresivForewordvPrefaceviMessagesviiiExecutive SummaryxiiHighlightsxvChapter 1:Introduction 1.1Background011.2Coverage and limitations011.3Structure of Report02Chapter 2:General 2.1PWDs Data Collection and Projections032.2Methodology032.3Tabulation Pattern03Chapter 3:Main Findings 3.1Comparison of Provincial Disability Rates and Numbers043.2Summary of Islamabad Data 073.3Summary of Punjab Data093.4Summary of Sindh Data113.5Summary of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Data133.6Summary of Balochistan Data15Chapter 4:Statistical Data 4.1Statistical table for onedistrict of Islamabad194.2Statistical tables for36 districts in Punjab Province204.3Statistical tables for27 districts in Sindh Province414.4Statistical tables for 25 districts in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province584.5Statistical tables for 30 districts in Balochistan Province73 Table of ContentsPakistanTable 1:Province wise comparison of PWDs by rate, gender and area in Pakistan 2012 04Table 2:Province wise populationof PWDs by rate, disability in Pakistan 2012 06IslamabadTable 3:Population of PWDsby disability, sex and areain Islamabad district 2012 19PunjabTable 4:District wise comparison of PWDsby rate, gender and area in Punjabprovince 201220Table 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 Pur22Table 8:Rahim Yar Khan23Table 9:Dera Ghazi Khan23Table 10:Muzafargarh 24Table 11:Layyah 24Table 12:Rajanpur25Table 13:Chiniot 25Table 14:Faisal Abad26Table 15:Jhang26Table 16:Toba Tek Singh27Table 17:Gujrat27Table 18: Gujranwala28Table 19:Hafz Abad 28Table 20: Mandi Bahuddin29Table 21:Norowal29Table 22:Sialkot30Table 23:Kasur30Table 24: Lahore31Table 25:Nankana Sahib31Table 26:Sheikhupura 32Table 27:Khanewal32Table 28: Lodhran33Table 29: Multan 33Table 30:Vehari34Table 31:Attock34Table 32:Chakwal 35Table 33: Jhelum 35Table 34:Rawalpindi36Table 35: Okara36Table 36: Pakpattan37Table 37: Sahiwal37Table 38: Bhakkar38Table 39:Khushab38Table 40:Mianwali39Table 41:Sargodha39SindhTable 42: District wise comparison of PWDs by rate, gender and area in Sindh province201241Table 43: Districtwise population of PWDs by rate disabilityin Sindh province 2012 42Table 44-70:Population of PWDs by disability, sex and area 2012 in all districts of Sindh province 201243List of tables iTable 44: Badin 43Table 45:Dadu 43Table 46:Jamshoro44Table 47:Hyderabad44Table 48:Jamshoro45Table 49:Matiari 45Table 50: Tando Allah Yar 46Table 51:Tando Muhammad Khan46Table 52:KarachiEast47Table 53: KarachiCentral 47Table 54:KarachiSouth48Table 55: KarachiWest48Table 56: Malir49Table 57:Mirpur Khas49Table 58:Sanghar50Table 59:Tharparkar 50Table 60:Umerkot51Table 61:Jacobabad51Table 62:Kashmore 52Table 63:Larkana 52Table 64:Qambar Shahdad Kot53Table 65:Shikar Pur 53Table 66:Gotki 54Table 67:Khair Pur54Table 68:NaushahroFeroze55Table 69:Sukkur55Table 70: ShaheedBenazir Abad 56Khyber PakhtunkhwaTable 71:District wise comparison of PWDs by rate, gender and area in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provice 201258Table 72:District wise population of PWDs by rate, disabilityin Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 2012 59Table 73-96:Population of PWDs by disability, sex and area in all districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province 2012.60Table 73: Bannu60Table 74: LakkiMarwat 60Table 75: Dera Ismail Khan61Table 76: Tank61Table 77:Abbottabad62Table 78:Batagram 62Table 79:Haripur63Table 80: Kohistan63Table 81:Mansehra64Table 82: Karak64Table 83:Kohat 65Table 84: Hangu 65Table 85:Buner66Table 86: Chitral66Table 87:Lower Dir67 Table 88: Malakand67Table 89: Shangla 68Table 90: Swat68iiList of tables Table 91: UpperDir69Table 92: Mardan69Table 93: Swabi70Table 94: Charsadda70Table 95:Nowshehra71Table 96: Peshawar71BalochistanTable 97: District wise comparison of PWDs by rate, gender and area in Balochistan province 201273Table 98:District wisepopulation of PWDs by rate, disabilityin Balochistan province 201274Table 99-128: Population of PWDs by disability, sex and area for all districts of Balochistan province 2012 75Table 99: Awaran75Table 100:Kalat75Table 101:Kharan 76Table 102:Khuzdar76Table 103: Lasbela77Table 104:Mastung 77Table 105:Washuk78Table 106: Gwadar78Table 107: Kech79Table 108: Panjgur79Table 109:Bolan80Table 110:JafarAbad 80Table 111:Jhal Magsi81Table 112:Naser Abad 81Table 113:DeraBugti82Table 114:Harnai82Table 115:Kohlu 83Table 116: Sibi83Table 117: Ziarat84Table 118:Chagai84Table 119:Noushki85Table 120: Pishin 85Table 121:Qilla Abdullah 86Table 122: Quetta86Table 123:Barkhan 87Table 124:Loralai 87Table 125: Musakhel88Table 126:Qilla Saifullah 88Table 127: Sherani89Table 128:Zhob89iiiFiguresPakistanFigure 1: Population ofPWDsby area in Pakistan 05Figure 2: Population ofPWDs by genderin Pakistan 05Figure 3: Population ofPWDs by disabilityin Pakistan06IslamabadFigure 4: Population ofPWDsby area in Islamabad07Figure 5: Population ofPWDs by genderin Islamabad08Figure 6: Population ofPWDs by disabilityin Islamabad08PunjabFigure 7: Population ofPWDsby area in Punjab province 09Figure 8 Population ofPWDs by genderin Punjab province .10Figure 9: Population ofPWDs by disabilityin Punjab province 10SindhFigure 10: Population ofPWDsby area in Sindh province 11Figure 11: Population ofPWDs by genderin Sindh province 12Figure 12: Population ofPWDs by disabilityin Sindh province12Khyber PakhtunkhwaFigure 13: Population ofPWDsby area in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province13Figure 14: Population ofPWDs by genderin Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province 14Figure 15: Population ofPWDs by disabilityin Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province 14BalochistanFigure 16: Population ofPWDsby area in Balochistan province 15Figure 17: Population ofPWDs by genderin Balochistan province 16Figure 18: Population ofPWDs by disabilityin Balochistan province 16MapsFigure 19: District wise map of Punjab province18Figure 20: District wise map of Sindh province 40Figure 21: District wise map ofKhyber Pakhtunkhwa province 57Figure 22: District wise map of Balochistan province72Annexure 1: Defnitions90Acknowledgement92About HHRD93ivForewordThe 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 fulflled 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, theefortbytheHelpingHandforReliefandDevelopment(HHRD)torun projections for the PWDs is a noble efort. I would stress that with the ratifcation of theConventionontheRightsofthePersonswithDisabilitiesbyPakistan,the GovernmentneedstobeproactiveinremovingobstaclesthatbefellPWDsat nationallevel. Thiscannotbedoneunlessthedatapertainingtothemandtheir rightsisnotknown.After1998,whenNationalCensustookplace,noeforthas beenundertakenbyanypublicorprivatesectororganizationtoconductsurvey about the PWDs at any level. In this situation, the efort made by HHRD to produce latestdatafor2012ishighlyappreciatingandthiswillhelptomeetvarious challenges concerning PWDs particularly with regard to planning purpose. Governments(FederalandProvincial)needtodomoretosupportPWDsby 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 actionplanalongwithlinesofMDGsmustbedevelopedusingtheskills, information and data prepared by the HHRD. IcongratulateHHRDforundertakingthistaskandwishthattheGovernmentof Pakistan acknowledges this efort and use these projections in the interest of PWDs andinimplementingitspolicies,theConventiononRightsofPersonsWith Disabilitiesandotherinternationalinstruments.Ihopethattheefortsresult 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, 2012vPrefaceThe latest data for the year 2012 regarding Persons With Disabilities (PWDs) have beengiveninthisbook.Thedisabilityratehasbeenincreasedupto2.65%as compared2.54%in1998.WiththeprojectionofdistrictwisedataofPWDsasof 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. Theresourcebook PersonswithDisabilities(PWDs)StatisticsinPakistan2012is frst of its kind which shows consolidated data at district level by gender, area and typeofdisability.Itcontainstheprojecteddatafortheyear2012atnational, provincial and district level. The data for 119 districts related to the four provinces; Punjab,Sindh,KhyberPakhtunkhwaandBalochistanhavebeenincludedinthis book.Further,districtwisecomparativestatementsshowingdisabilityrates, within each province have been included. The concept and pattern of data projection have been adopted in this book on the samepatternasusedbyformerPopulationCensusOrganization(nowPakistan BureauofStatistics)initspublications.Thepopulationgrowthrateswere determinedseparatelyforallthosedistrictswherethejurisdictionsand administrative set up have been changed in past few years however, we used the same parameters for diferent disabilities as were determined in last census .In this resource book you will not fnd the PWDs data and projections for the areas ofAzadJammu&KashmirandGilgitBaltistanduetononavailabilityofbasic source of baseline data of census reports 1998 at public level. Similarly the PWDs dataandprojectionsofFATAarenotavailableinthisresourcebookascensus reportsofFATAareavailablebutcensusdatafordisabilitywasnotprocessedfor 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 viFazal -Ur -Rehman Country DirectorHHRD PakistanNovember 27th 2012&limitationsandstructureofreportwhereaschapterNo.2dealswiththedata collection,projectionprocedures,methodologyandtabulationpatterns.In chapter No. 3, provincial level estimates of PWDs have been discussed. Chapter No. 4showsthedistrictwisecomparisonsineachprovinceanddistrictwisePWDs statistics (by gender, area and type of disability) for 119 districts of four provinces of Pakistan. Ihope,InshaAllahthedetaileddataincorporatedinthispublicationatnational, provincial and district level will facilitate the researchers, policy makers, planners, governmentdepartments,INGOs,NGOs,welfareorganizations,communityand also it will help to address the issues and vulnerabilities of PWDs.HereImustmentiondayandnightefortsofMr.MuhammadAkramAwan*,for collection,compilation,projections,tabulationofdataandfnalizationofthis resource book.At the end, I may request to all readers and stakeholders to give their feedback and commentsfortheimprovementofthisresourcebookasitisfrsteditioninyour handanditneedsyourhelpandsupportinshapeofyourfeedbackand suggestions for improvement.MrMuhammadAkramAwan,former ChiefStatisticalOcerFederalBureauofStatistics,former NationalStatisticianFoodand Agriculture Organization of The United Nations Islamabad and currently working as Consultant HHRD for data collection, compilationandconsolidation in Research & Development Department of HHRD Islamabad. viiMessageRehab 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 awarenessamongstthepeople,media,governmentandnongovernmentorganizations,aswellas academic and other sectors of the society. The message RehabNow and HHRD hopes to bring across is thefactthatanysortofhelpneededtorehabilitateapersonwithdisabilityishis/herrightnota 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 sufering. Theneedofalreadyscarceservicesonphysicalrehabilitationwasaggravatedbythemassive destructioncausedbytheearthquakeandseveralotheremergencieswhichrepeatedlystruck Pakistan. However the ratio of other disabilities is also alarming and is putting immense pressure on our national economy. HelpingHandforReliefandDevelopmentisdoingscalableinterventionsincludingphysical rehabilitationbyusinglowcostbutmoreefectivematerials,interestfreemicrofnanceloansand 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 efectively 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 updatedfortheyear2012. Thedatacompiledinthisbookwillbehelpfulforfutureresearchand proposedprogramsforrehabilitationofpersonswithdisabilitiesinthecountry.Weseekits dissemination to a broader community of researchers and doers who can make use of it for intended purposes. Farrukh RazaPresident & Chief Executive OcerHelping Hand for Relief & DevelopmentThis is Their RightviiiMessageBeinga PhysicaltherapistIhadtheopportunitytointeractwithMedicalandPhysicalRehab Professionals around the World, in reference to Persons With Disabilities (PWDs) their plight, issues and rights.ThedrasticsituationofparaplegicpopulationwhichIobserveduponmycomingbackto Pakistan from USA and while assuming the position of CEO Paraplegic Center, this situation became worst after Earthquake of October 2005 in the far fung 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.Afterestablishing3modelRehabilitationCenters, HelpingHandComprehensivePhysicalRehab Program(HH-CPRP)hassuccessfullyservedthePhysicalRehabilitationneedsofmorethan90,000 persons with all kinds of musculoskeletal and neuromuscular conditions in Muzafarabad, Mansehra, Mingora-Swat and Chakwal, within a short span of 5 years. Helping Hand for Relief and Development has experience and expertise in the feld of physical rehabilitation but still, there is long way to go to addresstheissuesofPWDswithphysicalandotherdisabilitiesaswell.Foracomprehensive 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 bytherenownedresearcher Mr.MuhammadAkramAwanwhospenttimeandpreparedauseful resourcebookwhichwillhelppublicandprivatesectors,researchers,planners,implementersand educationists equally.Theexpandinghorizonfor ComprehensiveRehabilitationProgramofHHRDisarayofhopefor 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 ProgramixMessageThe 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 eforts on their part for the wellbeing of disabled population in Pakistan.Ms. Ghayoor SultanaDirector GeneralDirectorate of Special Education & Social WelfareIslamabadNovember 22, 2012xAfterthe18thConstitutionalAmendmentin2011,theprovincialgovernmentshavebeen empowered to take further initiatives for the realization of the rights of Persons With Disabilities. Thereportinhandon Persons WithDisabilities(PWDs)StatisticsinPakistan2012isfrstever 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 Disabilitiesinpublicanddevelopmentsectors. Thisreportwillalsobenefcialfortheindividuals and organizations to plan, execute and evaluate the programs in a more economical and efective manner. IwouldliketotakethisopportunitytoappreciatetheendeavorofHelpingHandforReliefand 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.MessageThis publication by renowned not-for-proft and humanitarian organization of Pakistan, Helping Hand forRelief&Developmentisinyourhands.Thisbookisshowcasingthebeautycomingoutof dedication of its compiler and commitment of his team to the cause of more than fve million persons who are in need of concerted eforts 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 efort 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 frstly 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 efort 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 efort. Several consultations and preconditions are very important before doing census related activities, I learned while browsing through this book, such as the issue of defning 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. Inmysincereview,theresearchmantrarequiresbroaderconsultationsandhonestdeliberations.I commend HHRDs 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 PakistanIslamabadNovember 2012xiThisresourcedocumentcontainslatestdatafor2012,hasbeenprepared 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.Pakistansufersfrompoorhealthstatus(refectedbypoorkeyhealth 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 sufered severalnaturaldisastersfollowingthemassiveearthquakeof2005,while militancy in its northern belt is also causing a lot of disabilities.BackgroundDefnitionsFacts about the PWDsThereisawidevariationregardingdefnitionofdisability.Internationally, disabilityisunderstoodfollowingtheInternationalClassifcationof Functioning,DisabilityandHealth(ICF)ofWHO(2001).Disabilityisan umbrellatermforimpairments,activitylimitations,andparticipation restrictions.Forthepurposeofpopulationcensus,Pakistanhasadoptedthefollowing defnition:-Apersonwhoonaccountofinjury,diseaseordeformityishandicappedfor undertakinganygainfulprofessionoremployment,inordertoearnhis livelihood and includes a person who is blind, deaf, physically handicapped or mentally retarded.Reliable and authentic data is a basic tool for eective and ecient planning. ThedataonPWDscontainedintheresourcebookrevealsveryexcitingand eye-openingfactsaboutPakistan. Withaviewtohighlighttheplightofthe PWDs, several important and crucial facts are revealed: 1.TotalpopulationofPWDs(5.035million)inPakistan,isastonishingly more than the population of any of the individual countries population ofNorway,NewZealand,LebanonorKuwait.FromwithinPakistan, PWDs population is more than the combined population of three cities i.e. Multan, Hyderabad and Peshawar.Executive Summaryxii2.Bytypeofdisability,crippledpopulationconstitute19.2%oftotal PWDs,multipledisabilities8.3%,blind8.2%,mentallyretarded7.6%, deaf7.5%andinsane6.4%. Thusthenumberofcrippledpopulations (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 % perannumascomparedtotheannualgrowthrate(2.03%)oftotal population of Pakistan. There is a need to commission research on this highergrowthrateinthepopulationofPWDsanddrawpoliciesand implementation strategies to alleviate the miseries of PWDs.4.There is need to investigate the causes of very high prevalence of PWDs populationincertaindistricts,e.g.KarachiEast(10.3%)andAwaran (9.7%).Itmeansthatevery10thpersonofKarachiEastandAwaran sufersfromanytypeofdisability.Moreover,Kharan(8.7%),Chakwal (7.7%), Malakand (7.6%) and Jhang (7.2%) is estimated to havePWDs 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 nothaveaccesstospecialschoolsduetolimitedcapacityinexisting specialschoolsandalsotransportationproblems.Thereisneedto address the education and skill development requirements of Children WithDisabilities.Withoutmakingavailableappropriateandinclusive educationandtrainingfacilities,itisnotpossibletopreparethe ChildrenWithDisabilitiesliveamoresatisfedlifethatenablethem contribute to the society.6.AssumingthatonePWDafectsonehousehold,thetotalpopulation afectedbyPWDscomestoaround29.2millionatnationallevel. Governmentaswellascivilsocietyneedtotakestepstoaddressthe specifcrequirementsofsuchdistricts,citiesandvillageswithhigher ratioofPWDswithaviewtosharetheburdenofsuchfamilies, particularly when such families fall in low income group.Thenational,provincialanddistrictwise(bygender,areaandtypeof disability)dataandinformationofPWDscompiled,tabulatedand consolidatedinthisbookisavaluablecontributiontowardsaddressingthe issues of vulnerability of PWDs population in Pakistan. xiiiHowever, this may not be end of the story that we have a comprehensive and authentic data in handbut there is a long way to go forward and explore more dimensionsrelevanttodisabilityinPakistan;likeawareness,prevention, accessibility, mobility, rehabilitation and empowerment. Afteranalyzingthedata,thereisaneedtohighlightfollowingadditional pointsandsuggestionsforfurtherconsiderationofgovernmentsectorand other stakeholders as well:-1)Thereisaneedtoinvestigatethecausesofveryhighprevalenceof PWDspopulationincertaindistrictslikeKarachiEastandAwaranin BalochistanandsomeotherdistrictsinPunjabandKhyber Pakhtunkhwa.2)DataisavailableinlastcensusbasedondistricttabulationofPWDs populationwithbreakupofruralandurbanareas. Thereisaneedto tabulate data on the basis of village, union council and tehsil level in the forthcomingcensustogetmoreaccurateandauthenticdatawith detailed information up to grass root level.3)AfterintroductionofUNConventionontheRightsofPersonswith Disabilities(UNCRPD)whichhasbeensignedandratifedbythe GovernmentofPakistan,thereisaneedtodealwiththesubjecton prioritybasisatFederalandProvinciallevelespeciallyafterthe18th Constitutional Amendment. 4)Educationandvocational/technicaltrainingisabasictoolforPWDs empowerment and employment at all levels. We should focus more on inclusive education along with the special education institutions in the country. 5)NationalPolicyforPWDsshouldbeimplementedinletterandspirit, especiallyallrecommendationsmentionedinthepolicyfor rehabilitation,accessibility,mobility,employmentquota,education, awareness,utilizationofinformationtechnologyandpolitical empowerment at all levels.Attheend,itisworthtomentionthatthereisaneedtocomeupwith pragmaticrecommendationsforanintegratedandcollaborated implementation of national and international eforts involving all stakeholders in public, private and corporate sector.xivHighlightsThe 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 thecombinedcurrent-totalpopulationofHyderabad,Multanand Peshawar cities.Rural areas contribute 65.7% in the total PWDs population compared to 34.3% in urban areas at national level.Segregatingdatabygender,malepopulationofPWDs58.4%whichis signifcantly 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 dierence 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.ThecurrentPWDspopulationinthedistrictsofRahimYarKhan& Faisalabad in Punjab, Karachi East & Dadu in Sindh, Swabi & Malakand in KPKandJafarabad&QuettainBalochistanhasmaximumnumbers within respective province.If we calculate the total number of PWDs by applying disability rates and by assuming the efect of one disable person on one household, the total afected population by PWDs is 29.2 million at national level. Infact, one disable person engages the whole family and afects the economic and social aspects of the whole family.Thenumberofdisabledchildren(1-15years)is2.18millionoutoftotal PWDspopulationatnationallevelwhichis43.4%oftotalPWDs population. (Reference: Population Census 1998).xvChapter 1: Introduction1.1Background1.2Coverage and limitations In Pakistan , the work for persons with disabilities is being done both in the public andprivatesectormainlyforfvecategories,whichare;Physicallydisabled, 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 haveonlyonemajorsourcei.ePopulationCensus1998.Accordingtothis,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% andmore than fve million people fall in this category in Pakistan. ThesefvemillionPWDsneedattentionandcollectiveefortsforthe comprehensive rehabilitation as these are most vulnerable section of society. The total estimated afected population due to PWDs, is 29.2 million. There are so many issuesofPWDswhichneedattention.Someofwhichare;prevention,treatment, rehabilitation, education, vocational training, employment, accessibility and social participation etc. To address these issues, there is need of comprehensive approach byallconcernedlikefamily,community,media,NGOs,INGOs,DisabledPeople Organizations (DPOs) UN agencies and above all, the Government. Butfortheappropriateplanningandexecution,reliablestatisticsofPWDsare needed which are not available at this stageat any level in consolidated form. Toovercomethisissueandfacilitateallgovernmentdepartments,NGOs,INGOs andotherwelfareorganization,aresourcebooktitled PersonsWithDisabilities (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,andmentallyretarded,multipledisabilityandothershavebeen added.Thecoverage,limitationsandmethodologyhasbeendiscussedinsubsequent paragraphs and chapters.This report confnes to the disabilities as mentioned and covered in last population censuswhichincludesblind,deaf/mute,crippled,insane,andmentallyretarded and multiple disability. 01The data for all the districts of Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan havebeenpreparedseparatelybasedonlastPopulationCensusReports1998. However the data for newly created Torghar district in KPK , hasnot been prepared separately. The data for this district is included in Mansehra district.ThelastcensuscoveredalltheagenciesofFederallyAdministrativeTribalArea (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 beincluded.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,itisnotpossibletocalculatepopulationparametersfordistrictscreated after 1998. The population parameters of such districts have been used based on the parameters of the parent districts. Theterms,defnitions,conceptsandcategoriesofdisability,usedinpopulation censusreports1998havebeenfollowedinthisreportwhichisthelatestcensus 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 afected the growth could not be accounted for. 1.3Structure of ReportThe report is organized as mentioned below:Chapter1:Introducesthebackgroundofreport,coverage,limitationsand structure.Chapter 2:Refects the data collection procedures, projections,methodology and tabulation patterns.Chapter 3: Main fnding at national and for Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan and Federal Capital are mentioned. Chapter 4: ShowsseparatedatabyareaandgenderforeachdistrictinPakistan and comparison of districts within each province.02Chapter 2: General2.1 PWDs Data Collection and ProjectionsThe data and rate of disability is available in the population census reports.The data on disability was collected in both censuses 1981 and 1998. Forthisreport,latestavailabledataandpopulationparametersforpopulationof 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 MethodologyThe 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)^PWhere C=Current Population,B= Baseline Population , R= Rateand P= periodThe PWDs population, has been calculated directly, from total projected population, by applying disability rate (%) , determined in each district.ThistotalPWDspopulation2012foreachdistricthasbeenbifurcatedintomale, female, rural and urban usingcensus parameters. The inter census 1981-98 population growth rates (%) for the districts, created after 1998,havebeenrecalculatedseparatelyandhavebeenusedinallestimates.All eforts have been made to collect reliable data from all available resources and its projectionparticularlyinrespectofnewlycreateddistricts.Onlythecategories mentionedinthecensusreportshavetakenintoaccountforuniformity.This includesblind,deaf/mute,crippled,insane,mentallyretarded,multipledisability and others.The fgures by area and by type of disability, at provincial level havebeen calculated by adding the district estimates instead of using direct estimates at provincial level.Similarlytheestimatesatnationallevelareadditionofprovincialestimatesand Islamabad.2.3 Tabulation PatternTheresultshavebeenpreparedatdistrictlevelwithruralurban bifurcationSegregation of data by male and female both at rural and urban level has also been calculated.Comparativestatementforalldistrictsineachprovincepresents comprehensive summary at provincial level.03Chapter 3: Main Findings3.1Comparison of Provincial Disability Rates and NumbersTABLE 1:PROVINCE WISECOMPARISON OF PWDs BY RATE, GENDERAND AREAIN PAKISTAN 2012Theanalysisatnationallevelshowsthatthehighestrateofdisability 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 signifcantly higher than the female population of 41.6%.Atnationallevel55.9%ofPWDsliveinPunjaband28.4%inSindh respectively.Thesetwoprovincesbearthemajorshareoftotal population of PWDs If we compare data at national level by type of disability, the crippled and blindconstitute19.2%and8.2%oftotalpopulationofPWDs respectively.DistrictDisability Rate(%)All Areas Rural Urban

Both SexesMale FemaleBoth SexesMale FemaleBoth SexesMale FemalePunjab2.528167951665711115108420785771221821856756738218443891294327 Sindh3.051432148817372614776569336319006250330862812498367364445 Khyber Pakhtun Khwa 2.1560265330739229526487536286200201336727294453928190 Balochistan2.33210391119631907601651949392971264451972570219496 Islamabad1.0016352100596293774849232825860451363469 Total2.5450359512943512209243933083901925878138251217275611017634709927 04 PWDs Populationby area inPakistan 2012 PWDs Populationby gender in Pakistan 2012Figure 1Figure 205TABLE2 : PROVINCE WISE POPULATION OF PWDs BY DISABILITYIN PAKISTAN 2012PWDs Population by disability (excluding others category) in Pakistan 2012District Total BlindDeaf/ MuteCrippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersPunjab28167952439862337375982351899072203082284781102143 Sindh14321481083088941115480089453107466129185753525 Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 5602654008442894175593328224157545883181414 Balochistan21039118270111373094797911312913402113715 Islamabad16352150819784888203813167453880 Total50359514121573791579644633240103837954176922154677 06Figure 3 PWDs Populationby area in Islamabad 20123.2Summary of Islamabad Data Out of total PWDs population in Islamabad, 47.4% belong to rural areas and remaining 52.6% to urban areas.Comparisonbysexshowsthat61.5%ofPWDsinIslamabadaremale while38.5 % are female .The rate of disability in Islamabad district is 1.0%.Thepopulationofcrippledisdominantasitcontributes29.9%and insane contributes 12.57% of the total population.Figure 407PWDs Populationby disability (excluding others category)in Islamabad 2012PWDs Populationby gender in Islamabad 2012Figure 508Figure 6PWDs Populationby area in Punjab 20123.3 Summary of Punjab DataOut 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 while40.9 % 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.ExaminationoftheshareofdistrictsintotalpopulationofPWDsin province show that Rahim Yar Khan and Faisal Abad have 9.6 % and 8.9 % of PWDs population respectively.Figure 709PWDs Populationby disability(excluding others category)in Punjab 2012PWDs Populationby gender in Punjab 2012Figure 810Figure 9PWDs Populationby area in Sindh 20123.4 Summary of Sindh DataOutoftotalPWDspopulationinSindh39.8%belongtoruralareasand remaining 60.2% to urban areas.Comparisonbysexshowsthat57.1%ofPWDsintheSindharemale while42.9 % are female .Bydisabilityratesatdistrictlevel,KarachiEasthasthehighestrateof 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.ExaminationoftheshareofdistrictintotalpopulationofPWDsin provinceshowsthatKarachiEastandDaduhave32.7%and6.2%of PWDs population respectively.Figure 1011PWDs Populationby disability (excluding others category)in Sindh 2012 PWDs Populationby gender in Sindh 2012Figure 1112Figure 12PWDs Populationby area in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 20123.5 Summary of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa DataOutoftotalPWDspopulationinKhyberPakhtunkhwa87.0%belongto rural areas and remaining 13.0% to urban areas.Comparison by sex shows that 59.0%of PWDs in the Pakhtunkhwaare male while41.0 % are female .By disability rates at district level, Malakandhas the highest rate of 7.6% and Peshawar has the lowest of 0.75%.Thepopulationofcrippledisdominantasitcontributes31.3%and deaf/mute contributes 7.7% of the total population.ExaminationoftheshareofdistrictsintotalpopulationofPWDsin provinceshowsthatSwabiandMalakand9.9%and9.7%ofPWDs population respectively.Figure 1313PWDs Populationby disability (excluding others category)inKhyber Pakhtunkhwa 2012PWDs Populationby gender in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province 2012Figure 1414Figure 15PWDs Populationby area inBalochistan 20123.6 Summary of Balochistan DataOut of total PWDs population in Balochistan, 78.5% belong to rural areas and remaining 21.5% to urban areas.Comparisonbysexshowsthat56.9%ofPWDsinBalochistanaremale while43.1 % 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.ExaminationoftheshareofdistrictsintotalpopulationofPWDsin provinceshowsthatJafarAbadandQuettahave17.3%and9.8%of PWDs population respectively.Figure 1615PWDs Populationby disability (excluding others category)inBalochistan 2012PWDs Populationby gender in Balochistan 2012Figure 1716Figure 18The 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 fve(25) districts Balochistan: Thirty districts (30) districtsIslamabad: one districtFurther, tables showing district wise comparison by rate, area and type of disability have been added for each province17Chapter 4: Statistical Data18District wise map of Punjab provinceTablesTABLE3:POPULATION OF PWDs BY DISABILITY,SEX AND AREAIN ISLAMABADDISTRICT 201219Type of Area DescriptionTotal Blind Deaf/Mute CrippledInsane Mentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthers All AreasBoth Sexes 16352150819784888203813167453880 Male100598821200299711677124522648 Female629362677718908716052931231 RuralBoth Sexes 774875894222984676693102303 Male492337258213512994051961718 Female2825386361946169264114586 Urban Both Sexes 86047501035259015706484341576 Male51365106181646869306256931 Female3469240417944702341178646 TABLE 4:DISTRICT WISE COMPARISON OF PWDs BY RATE, GENDER AND AREAIN PUNJAB PROVINCE 2012 DistrictDisability Rate(%)

All Areas Rural Urban

Both SexesMaleFemaleBoth SexesMaleFemaleBoth SexesMaleFemaleChakwal7.74 1105275959350934 98552531754537711975 64185557 Chiniot7.20 911875812233065 74205472862691916982 108366146 Jhang 7.20 18429611747066826 149973955695440534323 2190112421 Hafz Abad 6.20 604833996120522 34018216031241626465 183588107 Toba Tek Singh 6.20 1348617174463117 114728609275380120133108179316 Rahim Yar Khan 5.60 273017154973118044 21819412479893396548233017524648 Vehari 4.30 1305237271457809 111201623974880319322103179006 Bahawal Nagar4.00 1150876165353434 95777508414493619310 108128498 Khushab 3.60 433192597217347 3263719500131371068264724210 Mianwali 3.40 497313051719214 413992521716182833253003032 Faisal Abad3.30 253516143808109708 1487968309965696104720 6070944011 Gujrat 3.00 835524810135451 37027225601446746525 2554120984 Sheikhupura 2.90 1023105863143679 736564230131355286541633012324 Nankana Sahib 2.90 388482226316585 2796816062119061088062014679 Khanewal 2.80 812794831732962 6942840842285861185174754376 Pakpattan 2.70 491542682022334 432612344019821589333802513 Kasur 2.60 888465568833158 70853438482700617993 118406153 Bahawal Pur 2.10 781304440233728 59272328682640418858115347324 Multan 1.92 872535349733756 561173285623261311362064110495 Layyah 1.90 326562207010586 28832195909241382424791345 Jhelum1.80 22530135049026 179141049474204616 30101606 D G Khan1.70 440672681217255 3744623000144466621 38122809 Attock1.60 277781673911039 231431380693374635 29331702 Mandi Bahuddin 1.60 24101147289373 20475126067870362621231503 Sargodha 1.60 560523632819724 4049226577139151556097515809 Lodhran 1.60 273731688110492 24132147519381324121301111 Rawalpindi 1.50 737704402329747 52081321281995321689118959794 Narowal 1.50 24902154229480 2296614154881119361268668 Lahore 1.40 1424218900553416 199231291170121224987609346405 Muzafargarh 1.40 587723670622066 492693067818591950360283475 Sialkot 1.30 497543229117463 3923925030142091051572613255 Bhakkar1.30 19902125467356 171821065965232720 1887833 Okara 1.30 405712508615485 331842036412821738747222665 Gujranwala 1.20 604833996120522 34018216031241626465 183588107 Sahiwal 1.20 298321947110361 25611166019011422128701350 Rajanpur 0.90 1558590416544 135087731577720771310767 Total 2.502816795 1665711 1151084 2078577 1221821 856756738218443891294327 20TABLE 5:DISTRICT WISE POPULATION OF PWDs BY DISABILITYINPUNJAB PROVINCE 201District Total BlindDeaf/ MuteCrippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersRahim Yar Khan 273017207821970833337196422601933530119999 Faisal Abad 253516175261733938315161622278625065116323 Jhang 18429620733192504618914092151961811550721 Lahore 1424211429513494358281420412922965542022 Toba TekSingh 13486184118783175248325114731515265193 Vehari 13052311634112412149312409136881421845840 Bahawal Nagar 115087678054591411250615689562472362 Chakwal 1105271019510741137008673103341059246292 Sheikhupura 1023108157795815718810999261140041043 Chiniot 911871025895252285469737519896325096 Kasur 88846922385951382169959117931331783 Multan 87253673753861974637564826433942464 Gujrat 83552680672491532651705095431039596 Khanewal 81279532768211666544404824463438568 Bahawal Pur 78130510744911610536213958404340804 Rawalpindi 73770599772692712358084563321019801 Hafz Abad 70810611156781696831533804394731148 Gujranwala 60483579560601913744094732261617733 Muza fargarh 58772570942832188029982644197219286 Sargodha 56052648856422080631633761225513937 Sialkot 49754395848661537733273782283415610 Mianwali 49731431850621012042124508461616895 Pakpattan 49154532339831307527252820291318315 Dera Ghazi Khan 44067319227081272817222686182719204 Khushab 4331945843159882726062919323517989 Okara 40571388637531349923672267218512615 Nankana Sahib 3884830973022596830793769432915584 Layyah 326562603222368478121625217816368 Sahiwal 2983235173016110582402211414916234 Attock 2777831653434112961991188922023801 Lodhran 2737325432329603215451627191511382 Narowal 249022553245378151972165610117442 Mandi Bahuddin 24101225926928619958150811366930 Jhelum225302385299988671789194314733073 Bhakkar 19902249717316976815158313934907 Rajanpur 155852033133644844217387875785 Total - Punjab 28167952439862337375982351899072203082284781102143 21TABLE 6:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN BAHAWAL NAGAR DISTRICT 2012TABLE 7:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN BAHAWAL PUR DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total BlindDeaf/ MuteCrippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas

Both Sexes115087678054591411250615689562472362 Male6165331593077821328583035301038300 Female5343436212382589922022654261434062 Rural

Both Sexes95777579748741180444094941519358759 Male5084125742758683424762533278430883 Female4493632232117497019332408241027876 Urban

Both Sexes19310983584230965274843113603 Male1081258531913793835032267417 Female84983982659292692462046186 Type of AreaDescription Total BlindDeaf/MuteCrippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas

Both Sexes78130334129381053523692589264526692 Male2904619751701703514551445107014365 Female220631366123735009141144157512327 Rural

Both Sexes3877325071824720511131536162622962 Male2150114681002481259286564412118 Female172721039822239352167198210844 Urban

Both Sexes39357834111433301256105310193730 Male754550769922238635804262247 Female479132741511073934735931483 BAHAWAL PUR DIVISION22TABLE 8: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN RAHIM YAR KHAN DISTRICT 2012TABLE 9: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAINDERA GHAZI KHAN DISTRICT 2012DERA GHAZI KHAN DIVISIONType of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes273017207821970833337196422601933530119999 Male15497310780104412020810902132981778671557 Female118044100029267131298740127211574448442 RuralBoth Sexes21819416648160442671615748211602765394225 Male12479887218661159108785111011484856771 Female9339679277383108066963100581280537454 Urban

Both Sexes5482341343664662138944860587625774 Male3017520581780429821172197293814786 Female2464820751884232317772663293810988 23Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes44067319227081272817222686182719204 Male2681217611613764510981513114612035 Female1725514301095508362511736817169 Rural Both Sexes37446276124531131813441732157416264 Male23000152914586663868999101010472 Female14446123299546554767325645792 UrbanBoth Sexes662143125514103789542532940 Male38122331559822305141361563 Female28091981004281484401171377 TABLE 10:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN LAYYAH DISTRICT 2012TABLE 11:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN MUZAFFARGARH DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Ar easBoth Sexes326562603222368478121625217816368 Male22070139812764198437918130112542 Female10586120594726493767078773826 Rural Both Sexes288322195191059566101466201314682 Male19590117011223588354831120811317 Female9241102478923682566358043365 Urban

Both Sexes38244083138912031591651686 Male24792281546108386931225 Female13451811592811197272460 Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes58772570942832188029982644197219286 Male3670634522885131402141158691612586 Female22066225713988739857105810566700 Rural Both Sexes49269495838121961826822093176114344 Male306783048255911544192512988149488 Female185911910125380747577959474855 Urban

Both Sexes950375147122623165512114942 Male602840432515962162881013097 Female34753471466661002631101845 24FAISAL ABAD DIVISION TABLE 12:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN RAJANPUR DISTRICT 2012TABLE 13:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN CHINIOT DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultipleDisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes155852033133644844217387875785 Male904196273428633153854463335 Female6544107160216221063523412450 Rural Both Sexes135081801113236812995607085326 Male773182660723872262813943009 Female57779755251294732793132317 Urban

Both Sexes207723220480312217880458 Male13101361284768910451326 Female7679776327337328133 Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes911871025895252285469737519896325096 Male58122662060571515245754306532216090 Female330653638346777022398321236419006 Rural Both Sexes74205838477081847353216202713020988 Male47286535448401241436353550413113363 Female269193029286860591686265329997625 Urban

Both Sexes169821875181743811652131618344108 Male1083612661217273894075711912727 Female614660959916437125606421380 25TABLE 14:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN FAISALABAD DISTRICT 2012TABLE 15:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN JHANG DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 253516175261733938315161622278625065116323 Male 1438081029010035229369124114771305066896 Female 10970872367304153797038113091201549427 Rural Both Sexes148796107059706231808855130921510368153 Male 83099635458711362749076002784538494 Female 6569643513836955439497090725829658 Urban

Both Sexes 104720682076331513573079693996248171 Male 6070939364165930942175475520528402 Female 4401128843468582530894219475719769 Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 18429620733192504618914092151961811550721 Male 117470133801224230623924687031075632519 Female 66826735370081556648466493735918202 Rural Both Sexes14997316944155783733510753125351441042418 Male 955691082197822508973477174834927007 Female 54405612357961224534075361606115412 Urban

Both Sexes 343233789367288543339266137068302 Male 219012559246055341899152924085512 Female 124211230121233201440113112982790 26GUJRANWALA DIVISIONTABLE 16:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN TOBA TEK SINGH DISTRICT 2012TABLE 17:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN GUJRANWALA DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 13486184118783175248325114731515265193 Male 71744440442741101842295154753935126 Female 6311740074509650740966319761330067 Rural Both Sexes1147287012708515055686796351296856105 Male 6092736883411948335004307643630104 Female 5380133253675557233675329653326001 Urban


Both Sexes 26465283931659998225624836295095 Male 18358197118886500182517085023964 Female 8107868127734984317761271131 27TABLE 18:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN GUJRATDISTRICT 2012TABLE 19:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN HAFIZ ABADDISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Cripple dInsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 83552680672491532651705095431039596 Male 4810137354052971232262784211222479 Female 3545130703197561419442311219817117 Rural Both Sexes3702736314243970417941968182913858 Male 22560193223896454129411178648511 Female 144671698185432505008529655348 Urban


Both Sexes 1469320691644409099711087664019 Male 9260126393328396596833422541 Female 543280671112513384254251477 28TABLE 20:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN MANDI BAHAUDDIN DISTRICT 2012TABLE 21:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN NAROWAL DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 24101225926928619958150811366930 Male 147281291140855474709595964457 Female 9373968128430714885495402472 Rural Both Sexes2047520052424751482412359755499 Male 126061141126748233798375163643 Female 7870864115726914453984591856 Urban


Both Sexes 193618725349226818489464 Male 126810713627717912364382 Female 6688011721589612581 29LAHORE DIVISIONTABLE 22:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN SIALKOT DISTRICT 2012TABLE 23:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN LAHORE DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 49754395848661537733273782283415610 Male 3229122923000992821632417169110800 Female 174631667186654491164136511424810 Rural Both Sexes39239328741291187025032698208912663 Male 250301855256875711578170611328620 Female 142091432156042999259929574043 Urban


Both Sexes 1224981199711888294151233511286880736772 Male 76093700270351805776796917499924404 Female 4640549944852231135846564369380812368 30TABLE 24:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN KASUR DISTRICT 2012TABLE 25:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN NANKANA SAHIB DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 88846922385951382169959117931331783 Male 5568853325709869437855325544421399 Female 3315838912886512732103792386810384 Rural Both Sexes70853745073171070256797323762924753 Male 4384842784792666630214338448316270 Female 270063172252640362658298531468482 Urban


Both Sexes 108807458071477959106413014526 Male 62014144148675255757052701 Female 46793313936104354905961824 31MULTAN DIVISIONTABLE 26:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN SHEIKHUPURA DISTRICT 2012TABLE 27:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY SEX AND AREAIN KHANEWAL DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 1023108157795815718810999261140041043 Male 5863144074270908944885227614325007 Female 4367937503688663036214698525616036 Rural Both Sexes73656619558321182855827122797329124 Male 4230133173180680631063714428617893 Female 3135528792652502224763408368711231 Urban


Both Sexes 1185175883123107197017015830 Male 747547149318034543924093452 Female 43762883385072653092922377 32TABLE 28:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN LODHRAN DISTRICT 2012TABLE 29:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN MULTAN DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 2737325432329603215451627191511382 Male 1688112951394416195177811507151 Female 10492124793518715948507644231 Rural Both Sexes2413221902058505613301297168610516 Male 1475110661206347280656810696563 Female 9381112385315845237286163953 Urban


Both Sexes 3113625302123842818572493210211603 Male 206411376134047801477149014198760 Female 104951153784364838010036832843 33RAWALPINDI DIVISIONTABLE 30:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN VEHARI DISTRICT 2012TABLE 31:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN ATTOCK DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 13052311634112412149312409136881421845840 Male 72714595858211360164736943648527433 Female 5780956775420789259366744773318407 Rural Both Sexes1112011026195661872910667115491226538164 Male 62397522551171189954525973560723123 Female 4880350354449682952155576665815041 Urban


Both Sexes 46353544641755450378273961 Male 29332262471036271213193747 Female 170212721771917916580214 34TABLE 32:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN CHAKWAL DISTRICT 2012TABLE 33:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN JHELUM DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 1105271019510741137008673103341059246292 Male 5959347325693751242974847511027403 Female 5093454635048618843765487548218889 Rural Both Sexes98552911795401231674638963929241861 Male 5317542235069672736964191449724771 Female 4537748944471558937674771479517090 Urban


Both Sexes 461640157115114693841581122 Male 30101693511118289269103712 Female 160623322139317911555410 35SAHIWAL DIVISIONTABLE 34:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN RAWALPINDI DISTRICT 2012TABLE 35:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN OKARA DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 73770599772692712358084563321019801 Male 44023272651391782934732319125811279 Female 297473270213092942335224419528521 Rural Both Sexes52081399350281703034863377214917018 Male 3212823053482109802048231912589736 Female 19953168815466050143810588917282 Urban


Both Sexes 738772688722357113993082122 Male 472244251614245022341971407 Female 2665284371811208165110715 36TABLE 36:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN PAKPATTAN DISTRICT 2012TABLE 37:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN SAHIWAL DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 49154532339831307527252820291318315 Male 268202894209383561027138513019763 Female 223342429189047201698143416128552 Rural Both Sexes43261475535821141222192525251916249 Male 23440260819247223746125110758614 Female 198212148165841891473127414447635 Urban


Both Sexes 42216624001695449340199476 Male 2870479233125932919078303 Female 1350183167436120150122172 37SARGODHA DIVISIONTABLE 38:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN BHAKKAR DISTRICT 2012TABLE 39:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN KHUSHAB DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 19902249717316976815158313934907 Male 125461337100243655159978373493 Female 7356116072926113005855561414 Rural Both Sexes17182222314506080613141712364163 Male 10659120779836783938877352961 Female 6523101665224022205305011201 Urban


Both Sexes 1068279870921027316549434746 Male 647242138511565043844573165 Female 42103773249452272704851582 38TABLE 40:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN MIANWALI DISTRICT 2012TABLE 41:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN SARGODHA DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 49731431850621012042124508461616895 Male 3051726602958625325992573283910636 Female 192141658210438671614193517776259 Rural Both Sexes4139934544174842634443600366414637 Male 252172158238350852112197723059195 Female 161821295179133401331162313595442 Urban


Both Sexes 155602056181250449339414994275 Male 97511047108229037015263353156 Female 5809100973021412324151641119 39District wise map of Sindh province40TABLE 42:DISTRICT WISE COMPARISON OF PWDs BY RATE, GENDER AND AREAIN SINDH PROVINCE 2012District

Disability Rate(%)

All Areas Rural UrbanBoth SexesMale FemaleBoth SexesMale FemaleBoth SexesMale KarachiEast 10.31468927273913195014 468927273913195014 Dadu5.57892684392845340687703357235198204981035610142 Jamshoro 5.574650522885236203582617490183371067953955283 Ghotki 5.50836434946134182740144414229873962953194310 Shaheed Benazir Abad 4.397000140951290505419232188220041580987637046 Sukkur 3.74505562905021506261041539310711244521365710795 Karachi South 3.50802584703433224 802584703433224 Khairpur 3.28737613846135300450542282622228287071563513072 Sanghar 2.84602483566524583539143189122024633437742560 Malir 2.725271229912228001813199008231345812001314569 Mirpurkhas 2.62343721904515327315321732914202284017161125 Noshehro Feroze 2.21300581682713231252511423811013480725892217 Thatta 1.812755115307122442616014359118011391948443 Karachi West 1.6770004382753172923581606752676463666930977 Umerkot 1.6717399885385461474575007245265413531301 Badin 1.6024854135201133420431111219309442323992024 Karachi Central1.53533663296820398 533663296820398 Hyderabad 1.182445215555889714348939449541010461613943 Matiari 1.18643940962343377824741305266116221038 T.M.Khan 1.18648041222358380224901313267816331045 TandoAllah Yar 1.188128489832306772404027321356858498 Tharparkar 0.8111401657648251100162984703400278122 Shikarpur 0.759103548636177584452430601519961558 Larkana 0.681083070083822814353822761268716271060 Qambar Shahdad Kot 0.6894046086331870714673239823331413921 Jacobabad 0.65585135262325487529081967976618358 Kashmore 0.656577396326145480326922111097694403 Total - Sindh 3.051432148817372614776569336319006250330862812498367364445 41FemaleTABLE 43:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY IN SINDH PROVINCE 2012District Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersKarachi East 468927436552564228061282403592343869263536 Dadu89268430562186702674378071144246051 Ghotki 8364326082887478332714952823256911 Karachi South 8025851795395827649746465762042349 Khairpur 7376155155680871252727170781633596 Karachi West 70004560870941394965247116533724375 Shaheed Benazir Abad 7000145625083735848096333743434420 Sanghar 60248436733957109401354111018025773 Karachi Central 5336641773652951560853852266723417 Malir 5271227082438410325562493328435129 Sukkur 5055623802203414023762793375332911 Jamshoro 4650522433239349135134067596123991 Mirpurkhas 343721333950413957652341026441 Naushehro Feroze 3005827031950477812051973217015279 Thatta 2755115181062338394396295818725 Badin 2485425641641324114351605136113007 Hyderabad 244521938180959871266186483210756 Umerkot 1739910086251816688899112611235 Tharparkar 11401228366439402126816642956 Larkana 1083017391693325910478436841565 Qambar Shahdad Kot 94041510147028309097325941359 Shikarpur 91031037112537026526197221246 Tando Allah Yar8128926100533055825536441112 Kashmore 65777498132675471447521900 Tando Muhammad Khan 648051447915873354942202850 Matiari 643951047615773334912192832 Jacobabad 58516677232379419398464801 Total - Sindh1432148108308 89411 15480089453107466129185753525 42TABLE 44:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY SEX AND AREAIN BADIN DISTRICT 2012TABLE 45:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY SEX AND AREAIN DADU DISTRICT 2012HYDERABAD DIVISIONType of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally Retard ed Multiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 2485425641641324114351605136113007 Male 13520143084620906337165387268 Female 11334113479411528028898235739 Rural Both Sexes2043121861358261311601343114910621 Male 11121120870716525306114755939 Female 93099786529616307336744682 Urban


Both Sexes 204981152166219511619214736618306 Male 10356521696103976396417094665 Female 10142632966912856118419523640 43TABLE 46:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN HYDERABAD DISTRICT 2012TABLE 47:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN JAMSHORO DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 4650522433239349135134067596123991 Male 228859401343167612711754268713214 Female 2362013021896181522422313327410777 Rural Both Sexes3582616422374247526702948405419664 Male 1749066998011358741252179710783 Female 18337973139313401796169622578881 Urban

Both Sexes 106796008661016843111919074327 Male 53952713635413975028902430 Female 528332950347544661710171896 Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Cripple dInsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 244521938180959871266186483210756 Male 155559241269393280012165516862 Female 8897101454020564666482813894 Rural Both Sexes1434886791425225727065668201 Male 939448864916593424193675470 Female 49543792668632302861992732 Urban

Both Sexes 101041071895346569411582662555 Male 616143662122734597971841393 Female 39436352741193236362821162 44TABLE 48:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN MATIARI DISTRICT 2012TABLE 49:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN TANDO ALLAH YAR DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mut eCrippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 643951047615773334912192832 Male 409624333410352113201451807 Female 2343267142541123171741025 Rural Both Sexes37782282416641511861492160 Male 247412917143790110971440 Female 130510070227617552719 Urban


Both Sexes 135610413651313211180281 Male 8586672303796256219 Female 498376321052482363 45TABLE 50: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN TANDO MUHAMMAD KHAN DISTRICT 2012TABLE 51:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN THATTA DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Ar easBoth Sexes 648051447915873354942202850 Male 412224533610422123221461819 Female 2358269143545123172741032 Rural Both Sexes38022302426681521871502173 Male 249012917244091111971449 Female 131310070229617653724 Urban

Both Sexes 267828423791818430770677 Male 163311516560212221149369 Female 104516873316629622308 Type of AreaDescription Total Bli ndDeaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 2755115181062338394396295818725 Male 15307799633218658247040310235 Female 1224471942911983604925558490 Rural Both Sexes261601331924309482684488918252 Male 1435966354420055123743759885 Female 1180166738010893144705148367 Urban

Both Sexes 139118813828911611869473 Male 94813689181709627349 Female 4435249108472241123 46TABLE 52:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN KARACHI CENTRAL DISTRICT 2012TABLE 53:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN KARACHI EAST DISTRICT 2012KARACHI DIVISIONType of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 5336641773652951560853852266723417 Male 3296830082129655533552259122014441 Female 203981168152329612730159414478976 Rural Both Sexes Male Female Urban

Both Sexes 5336641773652951560853852266723417 Male 3296830082129655533552259122014441 Female 203981168152329612730159414478976 Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 468927436552564228061282403592343869263536 Male 273913248671433416891154071864822583161184 Female 195014187891130811171128331727521286102352 Rural Both Sexes00000000 Male00000000 Female00000000 Urban

Both Sexes 468927436552564228061282403592343869263536 Male 273913248671433416891154071864822583161184 Female 195014187891130811171128331727521286102352 47TABLE 54:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN KARACHI SOUTH DISTRICT 2012TABLE 55:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN KARACHI WEST DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 8025851795395827649746465762042349 Male 4703427132607470625123488378127228 Female 3322424662788356924622977384015121 Rural Both Sexes00000000 Male 00000000 Female 00000000 Urban

Both Sexes 8025851795395827649746465762042349 Male 4703427132607470625123488378127228 Female 3322424662788356924622977384015121 Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOther s All Areas Both Sexes 70004560870941394965247116533724375 Male 3827527293725890238073763279912551 Female 3172928793370504727173354253811825 Rural Both Sexes23582813515711289058880 Male 1606190269413445646589 Female 7529282158843412291 Urban

Both Sexes 67646532767431337963967027527923496 Male 3666925403455848937633707275311962 Female 3097727873288489026333320252611533 48TABLE 56:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN MALIR DISTRICT 2012TABLE 57:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN MIRPUR KHAS DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 8025851795395827649746465762042349 Male 4703427132607470625123488378127228 Female 3322424662788356924622977384015121 Rural Both Sexes00000000 Male 00000000 Female 00000000 Urban

Both Sexes 8025851795395827649746465762042349 Male 4703427132607470625123488378127228 Female 3322424662788356924622977384015121 Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOther s All Areas Both Sexes 70004560870941394965247116533724375 Male 3827527293725890238073763279912551 Female 3172928793370504727173354253811825 Rural Both Sexes23582813515711289058880 Male 1606190269413445646589 Female 7529282158843412291 Urban

Both Sexes 67646532767431337963967027527923496 Male 3666925403455848937633707275311962 Female 3097727873288489026333320252611533 MIRPURKHAS DIVISION49TABLE 58:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY,SEX AND AREAIN SANGHARDISTRICT 2012TABLE 59:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN THARPARKAR DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 60248436733957109401354111018025773 Male 3566528512079401121123197521716198 Female 245831516131630981901221449639575 Rural Both Sexes5391436812726557833954854963424047 Male 3189125001649303617202867494015179 Female 220241181107725421675198746948868 Urban

Both Sexes 633468766915316185575471726 Male 37743514309753923292771019 Female 2560335239555226227270707 Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled Insa ne Mentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 11401228366439402126816642956 Male 657611774512147653523242059 Female 482511062131793147329340897 Rural Both Sexes11001222062238421506616432864 Male 629811294282070203373171997 Female 470310911951772130324326867 Urban

Both Sexes 40063429962202293 Male 2784823774515862 Female 1221519221751431 50TABLE 60:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN UMERKOT DISTRICT 2012TABLE 61:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN JACOB ABAD DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 1739910086251816688899112611235 Male 88535774059423504145365630 Female 85464322218743394855915605 Rural Both Sexes1474586254014515487179049723 Male 75005073597012803234404890 Female 72453541817502683944654833 Urban


Both Sexes 9767598370958057203 Male 6184852218574541157 Female 358274615138351745 LARKANA DIVISION51TABLE 62:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN KASHMORE DISTRICT 2012TABLE 63:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN LARKANA DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 65777498132675471447521900 Male 39633904571495345290298688 Female 26143603561180126157223212 Rural Both Sexes54806667032259365358457672 Male 32693363991249281240253511 Female 2211329304101083118204162 Urban


Both Sexes 2687625427889205160148234 Male 162733623558610113190147 Female 1060289192303104305887 52TABLE 64:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN QAMBAR SHAHDAD KOT DISTRICT 2012TABLE 65:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN SHIKARPUR DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 94041510147028309097325941359 Male 60868618741901591567388904 Female 3318650596929318164206455 Rural Both Sexes7071968109920597325924651156 Male 46735696701393503454309776 Female 2398399430666228138156380 Urban

Both Sexes 2333542370772178139128203 Male 14132922045098811379128 Female 92125116626390265076 Type of AreaDescrip tionTotal Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 91031037112537026526197221246 Male 54865396332069478402413952 Female 36174984921633174217309294 Rural Both Sexes75849219733127505495632931 Male 45244655521729389332350707 Female 30604564211398116163283224 Urban

Both Sexes 151911615257514812489315 Male 9617481340897063245 Female 558427123659542670 53TABLE 66:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN GHOTKI DISTRICT 2012TABLE 67:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN KHAIRPUR DISTRICT 2012SUKKUR DIVISIONType of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 8364326082887478332714952823256911 Male 4946115091536271717112465448235040 Female 3418210991351206515592487375021871 Rural Both Sexes7401422282453393027354180722851261 Male 4414213151329223014482149398131691 Female 298739141124170012872031324719570 Urban

Both Sexes 962937943485353677310055650 Male 53191942074872633175013349 Female 43101852273652734565032301 Type of AreaDescription Tot al Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 7376155155680871252727170781633596 Male 3846130512949494124813511369217836 Female 3530024642731377127913658412415760 Rural Both Sexes4505434844082622834045130549617230 Male 228261938204734811582255523918832 Female 222281546203527471822257431058399 Urban

Both Sexes 2870720311598248418682040232016366 Male 156351113902146089995613009004 Female 130729186961024969108410207361 54TABLE 68:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN NOSHEHRO FEROZE DISTRICT 2012TABLE 69:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN SUKKUR DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 3005827031950477812051973217015279 Male 168271687127827295879998528696 Female 132311016672204861897513186583 Rural Both Sexes252512349168337709081666177813097 Male 142381464113721014198527237541 Female 11013885546166948981310555556 Urban


Both Sexes 2445213211074183210851199117516767 Male 1365764361111135707865689367 Female 107956774647195144136087400 55TABLE 70: POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY SEX AND AREAIN SHAHEED BENAZIR ABAD DISTRICT 2012Type of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 7000145625083735848096333743434420 Male 4095125582601454026503311406221229 Female 2905020042482281821593022337213192 Rural Both Sexes5419237394165590039614872569025864 Male 3218820802097354321262549319216601 Female 220041659206823571835232324989263 Urban

Both Sexes 158098239181458848146117448556 Male 87634785049975247628714628 Female 70463454144613246998733928 56District wise map of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province57TABLE 71:DISTRICT WISE COMPARISON OF PWDS BY RATE, GENDER AND AREAIN KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA PROVINCE 2012District

Disability Rate(%)

All Areas Rural UrbanBoth SexesMale FemaleBoth SexesMale FemaleBoth SexesMale FemaleMalakand 7.60545973048224115495712766821903502628142213 Tank 4.1015036766373731262463526272241213121101 Nowshehra 3.60469692547821491378482033817510912151403981 Swabi 3.605561027349282614232220459218631328868896399 Karak 3.50236261355810068222691269995701357858499 Buner2.902493813730112082493813730112080 00 Haripur 2.50234371425191862142313081834220141170844 Dera Ismail Khan 2.40320781912912949285681713411434351019951515 Kohat 2.28200741176083141597393396633410124211681 Hangu 2.201082866664162806050133047276816531115 Charsadda2.103194919416125332775216599111534197 28171380 Lakki Marwat 2.00151509938521214117925348641033685348 Upper Dir 2.001686110482637915413957758361448905543 Chitral 1.93871550143701831447423572401 272129 Bannu1.9119022118847138176771104466331345 840505 Shangla 1.9012955772952261295577295226000 Abbotabad1.8320746135187228183231167866452423 1840583 Lower Dir 1.721976511871789418981114167565784455330 Mansehra 1.6020964131287836197721234674261192782409 Battagram1.363852264512073852264512070 00 Mardan 1.3229192184931069922966145198447622639742252 Swat 1.202400215588841420491134237068351121651346 Kohistan 1.05502527932232502527932232000 Peshawar 0.752487418174670018302126215681657255531019 Total KPK 2.156026533073922952648753628620020133672729445392819058TABLE 72:DISTRICT WISE POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITYIN KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA PROVINCE 2012District Total BlindDeaf/MuteCrippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersSwabi 55610385835371356736514996450921492 Malakand 5459733403273582938805488825424533 Nowshehra 46969300720711080422512964354822324 Dera Ismail Khan 3207820282084623112551300143017750 Charsadda 319492193245087912577272143288888 Mardan 2919232832462142761896238216053288 Buner 249381233105655108941056160013591 Peshawar 248741893383399321139217415314373 Swat 240021588268197681093162015985655 Karak 236261696150167921782168822047963 Haripur 234371550245272212364212717875937 Mansehra 209642254205676581124147710585338 Abbottabad 207461710177388541909183313023365 Kohat 200741418170778881069151313055173 Lower Dir 19765129222758309909138916583933 Bannu 190221286100595405308605835217 Upper Dir 1686115261362720287177113503778 Lakki Marwat 15150767817810560889911312823 Tank 150368526723681776120316026251 Shangla 1295599310694672837101714132954 Hangu 10828741704326061393710253548 Chitral 8715854143737663235364381362 Kohistan 502540129720763323073401272 Battagram 38523213231861140316284607 Total -Khyber Pakhtunkhwa181414 560265 40084 42894 175593 32822 41575 45883 59TABLE 73:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN BANNU DISTRICT 2012O FEROZE DISTRICT 2012TABLE 74:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN LAKKI MARWAT DISTRICT 2012BANNU DIVISIONType of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 190221286100595405308605835217 Male 1188476662755383305182783825 Female 713852037740022003423051392 Rural Both Sexes17677120590989004517795384896 Male 1104472658051792864732673534 Female 663347932837211653062711363 Urban


Both Sexes 10333994350746046370 Male 6853254184564834277 Female 34864016619121293 60TABLE 75:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY,SEX AND AREAIN DERA ISMAIL KHAN DISTRICT 2012TABLE 76:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN TANK DISTRICT 2012DERA ISMAIL KHAN DIVISIONType of AreaDescription Total Blind Deaf/Mute Crippled InsaneMentally RetardedMultiple DisabilityOthersAll Areas Both Sexes 3207820282084623112551300143017750 Male 1912910851363401371767062710653 Female 1294994372122185386308037097 Rural Both Sexes28568173919055553982974122216193 Male 17134875125535875414755669835 Female 1143486465119674414996566358 Urban


Both Sexes 2412110108649150202270924 Male 13126443368637689609 Female 1101466628187125182315 61TABLE 77:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREAIN ABBOTABAD DISTRICT 2012TABLE 78:POPULATION OF PWDS BY DISABILITY, SEX AND AREI

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