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National April 15, 2021 KARACHI: The Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has said that the controversial census of 2017 has shown 47.8 million population of the province of Sindh whereas its population, as per UNICEF survey, stands at 61.04 million “If the population is counted 61.04 million (in the census), the share of the province in the national resources would rise from about 24 percent to 29 percent, ” said CM Murad Ali Shah while addressing a press conference here at CM House on Wednesday. He was accompanied by provincial ministers Nasir Shah, Taimur Talpur and Murtaza Wahab....

Sindh population is 61m: CM Challenges 2017 headcount of 47.8m, demands more share for province Chief Minister Sindh Syed Murad Ali Shah: SCREEN GRAB KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Wednesday said that census of 2017 was incorrect as it shows population of the province at 47.8 million whereas as per Unicef survey, it stands at 61.04 million. "If the population of the province is counted at 61.04 million, the share of the province in the national resources would go up from about 24 per cent to 29 per cent," he said while addressing a press conference at CM House. He was a...

Census 2017 reported lesser Sindh population, says Murad Ali Shah Top Story April 15, 2021 KARACHI: The Sindh Chief Minister, Syed Murad Ali Shah, has said that the controversial census of 2017 has shown 47.8 million population of the province of Sindh whereas its population, as per UNICEF survey, stands at 61.04 million “If the population is counted 61.04 million (in the census), the share of the province in the national resources would rise from about 24 percent to 29 percent, ” said CM Murad Ali Shah while addressing a press conference here at the CM House on Wednesday. He was ...

Ikwoto Multi-Sector Survey (March 2021) Format Introduction Ikwoto multi-sector Survey was conducted in November 2020 across all the eight administrative areas (payams) namely Bira, Chorokol, Chahari, Losite, Isohe, Ikotos, Imotong and Katire. It is the fourth kind of Survey ever conducted in the county the first was in September 2016 second in May 2017, third 2018 The activity was done within 14th days of field work by the great Team of well trained and experienced 10 Enumerators locally identify from all the payams of the county. The idea of hiring the local Enumerators was to solve the iss...

6,000 families to be interviewed to assess the situation of children, women and men 6,000 families to be interviewed to assess the situation of children, women and men [Image: UNICEF/Facebook] 6,000 families across Fiji are expected to be interviewed in the Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey which is designed to assess the situation of children, women and men in the areas of health, education, and child protection. The survey developed by UNICEF will run till mid-April. UNICEF says the survey will collect data on health, nutrition, child protection, education, learning skills of children, ear...