CENSUS DATA 1.POPULATION Total population5.437 million9.856 million Female percentage Intercensal growth percentage Growth rate (percentage per year) Intercensal annual growth (population)183,123259,882 Population under 15 (percentage) Decrease in infant mortality (percentage)-32

CENSUS DATA 2.LITERACY Total literacy 10 years and above (percentage) - Male (percentage) - Female (percentage) (2,139,090) (4,978,241) Literacy years (percentage) - Male (percentage) - Female (percentage) Literacy years (percentage) - Male (percentage) - Female (percentage)

CENSUS DATA 3.MARITAL STATUS Total married population (percentage) - Male (percentage) - Female (percentage) Married years (percentage) - Male (percentage) - Female (percentage) Married years (percentage) - Male (percentage) - Female (percentage) Divorce (percentage) - Male (percentage) - Female (percentage)

CENSUS DATA 4.EMPLOYMENT Total employed 10 years and above (%age) - Less than 25 years of age (%age) - Between 25 and 59 years of age (%age) - Above 60 years of age (%age)

CENSUS DATA 7.PHYSICAL CONDITIONS Number of housing units0.858 million1.457 million Rental housing (%age) One room houses (%age) Three room houses (%age) Average persons per room Electric connections (%age) Water connections in house (%age) Water connections outside of house (%age) RCC roofs (%age)

CENSUS DATA 8.SOURCE OF INFORMATION TV percentage householdsNA72.04 Radio percentage householdsNA36.19 Newspapers percentage householdsNA49.85 Total percentage with information sourceNA81.24

CENSUS DATA 9.MOTHER TONGUE Urdu (percentage) Punjabi (percentage) Sindhi (percentage) Pushto (percentage) Baluchi (percentage) Seraiki (percentage) Others (percentage) Note:1981 figures are in percentage households 1998 figures are in percentage population

Economic liberalisation Structural adjustment –Privatisation –Servicing debt –Reduction / elimination on import duties -The communications revolution –Satellite TV / Internet –A new culture A new generation