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44% of ever-married women in Punjab own a phone.
3.7% hold a bank account they themselves use.
For every woman with an account: roughly 12 with a phone.
And even among the most educated women in Punjab, 7 in 8 hold no account.
A mobile wallet moves money. It doesn't build a banking relationship.
Gallup Pakistan PHPS 2024–25 PR #12 — Financial Inclusion — out now.
🔗gallup.com.pk/post/40431
Only 28% of ever-married women in Punjab can visit a doctor in their own community alone.
Urban vs rural gap: just 2 percentage points. Mobility norms in Lahore and a village are nearly identical.
And more educated women are less likely to move alone. Solo access falls from 30.9% (no education) to 24.4% (higher education).
Gallup Pakistan PHPS 2024–25 PR #11 — Women's Mobility — out now.
🔗gallup.com.pk/post/40388
Beyond the headlines:
Pakistan accounts for approximately 48 per cent of the extreme poor in the World Bank’s Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan and Pakistan region.
Gallup Pakistan Executive Director Bilal Gilani wrote for The News
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Our September 2026 Newspaper Content Analysis Report (Edition #77) is out 📰
1,619 op-eds across 12 papers + 1 news channel analyzed. Law & Order surged to lead at 24%, followed by Crime & Terrorism (16%) and Politics (11%).
Full report: gallup.com.pk/post/40378
In Pakistan, a university degree has become the beginning of a job search, not the end of one. According to Gallup Pakistan’s analysis of the Pakistan Labour Force Survey 2024-25, graduate unemployment among young Pakistanis aged 20-24 stands at 32.8pc.
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96% of ever-married women in Punjab don't read a newspaper.
97.9% never listen to the radio.
The mobile phone has replaced both — 44% own one, more than watch TV weekly.
But in Rajanpur, only 13.5% own a phone. In Sialkot: 68.1%.
And education predicts ownership more than geography: 18.8% with no education → 81.1% with higher education.
Gallup Pakistan PHPS 2024–25 PR #10 out now.
🔗gallup.com.pk/post/40366
Bilal Gilani, Executive Director of Gallup Pakistan and Vice President of the Gallup International Association, attended the Association’s 78th Annual Meeting in Hungary, where he presented two papers examining international public opinion on migration and the war involving Iran.
Reflecting on his role as Vice President, Bilal Gilani expressed his appreciation for the opportunity to serve an association established in 1947 by Dr. George Gallup, a founder of the polling industry, together with academics from around the world.
1 in 5 ever-married women in Punjab has 5 or more children.
In lagging districts: 1 in 4.
Mean children ever born: 2.4 in Attock, 3.7 in Muzaffargarh and DG Khan.
But unlike education or consanguinity, fertility doesn't sort cleanly by geography. Sialkot — highest-education district — records higher mean parity than Rahim Yar Khan, a lagging district.
Gallup Pakistan PHPS 2024–25 PR #9 — Children Ever Born — out now.
🔗gallup.com.pk/post/40340
Gallup Pakistan data shows extended-family households falling from 44.5% in 1990-91 to 38.8% in 2024-25, with Balochistan recording the sharpest decline.
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51% of Pakistani Men Support Women in Their Household Riding Bikes/Scooties, Compared with 33% Who Oppose; Support Higher Among FA+ Men (65%) and Urban Men (60%); Empowerment (58%) Drives Support, While Honor/Family Concerns (51%).
gallup.com.pk/post/40328
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Half of Punjab's ever-married women married by age 20.
1 in 7 married before 18.
In lagging districts: 23.3% married before 18 — vs 13.2% elsewhere.
Median marriage age in Dera Ghazi Khan: 18 years.
In Sialkot and Gujranwala: 22 years.
And schooling only delays marriage once it reaches secondary level.
Gallup Pakistan PHPS 2024–25 PR #8 — Age at First Marriage — out now.
🔗gallup.com.pk/post/40322
