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September 16, 2025Pakistan Journal of Public HealthOpen Access

Assessing the Sindh Government’s Responsiveness to Family Planning Interventions Using the Challenge Initiative (TCI)’s Innovative Reflection and Action Tool

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ABAziza BurfatSMSandeep Kumar MehrajSSSamia Shaikh

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Overview

Observational analysis improved family planning outcomes in Sindh, suggesting enhanced government responsiveness.

Key Points

  • Significant improvements were noted in leadership and governance, enhancing family planning effectiveness.
  • At baseline, districts had an average score of 30%, but progressed to Stage 3 with over 70% by the end.
  • Assessment utilized the RAISE tool, adapting it to local context and applying it across multiple evaluation cycles.
  • Future actions should target service delivery gaps, ensuring sustained benefits for family planning programs.

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Burfat et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4565b31b076d99fa5b3d8https://doi.org/10.32413/pjph.v15ispecial.fp.1666
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