Over 500 health workers in each district were trained to counsel and support clients in self-injection during the pilot phase.

Master trainers from the School of Nursing and Midwifery were trained for trickle-down capacity building.

Jhpiego developed targeted materials to address myths and integrate self-care into routine family planning services, reaching underserved and rural women.

Jhpiego institutionalized DMPA-SC self-injection training within the Population Welfare Department’s official modules.

Jhpiego trained over 600 lab professionals in biosafety, biosecurity, molecular diagnostics, and quality management, resulting in a 28% improvement in lab performance scores.

Jhpiego established Pakistan’s first national infection prevention and control program and surveillance system for health care-associated infections, resulting in 30–40% improvement in infection prevention and control compliance in ten model hospitals.

Jhpiego trained more than 250 rapid response team members, 24 emergency operations center staff, and 18 master trainers in risk communication and community engagement.

In flood-affected districts, Jhpiego enhanced disease surveillance across 95 health facilities and improved data flow for rapid outbreak detection. Border Health Services were also strengthened at key seaports, airports, and land crossings.

Jhpiego piloted this project in five facilities in Karachi.

We trained health workers on how to detect signs of PPH early.

Jhpiego ensures availability of essential supplies and checklists.

We promote integration of PPH detection into routine maternity care practices.

In partnership with Gavi, Jhpiego’s Men’s Engagement initiative is being implemented in the districts of Quetta in Balochistan and Karachi East in Sindh province, and redefining the role of men and boys in health.

This project promotes active fatherhood, caregiving, and allyship in ending gender-based violence. By linking a behavioral shift with improved childhood immunization uptake, the initiative is creating healthier households and more equitable communities.

Jhpiego developed information, education, and communication materials on immunization as well as how to challenge and change harmful gender norms and power dynamics to achieve health equity for both household visits and group discussions.

Jhpiego developed a discussion group guide named RAHBAR. Adapted from the evidence-based Bandebereho curriculum, it incorporates local preferences, availability, and cultural norms.

Through evidence-based community engagement sessions and working with local champions, men are encouraged to take responsibility for their own health, support their partners’ reproductive and sexual health, and challenge harmful gender norms that limit access to care.

Jhpiego, with the support of UNFPA, is implementing the project in Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK), Punjab, and the Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT).

Basic and comprehensive emergency obstetric and newborn care are core pillars of any safe motherhood and newborn survival strategy, so Jhpiego is training health workers on these approaches as well as postpartum family planning, post-abortion care, referrals, and family planning counseling.

Jhpiego is implementing on-the-job training on infection prevention and control for health facility staff.

Jhpiego focuses on supportive supervision and mentorship for quality improvement, infection prevention and control, and data recording and reporting.

HAPPI supports girls between the ages of 9 and 14 and underserved communities through vaccination awareness campaigns, gender-sensitive approaches, and community mobilization to address myths and misconceptions.

The program addresses coverage gaps through innovation and advocacy, conducting community mobilization and myth-busting campaigns.

Jhpiego trains vaccinators and educators on HPV counseling.

Jhpiego conducts interviews and focus group discussions with policymakers and implementers to gather their insights.

Jhpiego identifies and documents best practices in pandemic response, developing practical recommendations to improve regular vaccination efforts and creating plans to be better prepared for future health emergencies.

As part of a Gates Foundation initiative, Jhpiego uses a model that combines clinical care, education, and peer support for groups of pregnant women of similar gestational age for shared care.

Components of the initiative include promoting self-assessment and peer learning, improving client satisfaction and engagement, and generating evidence for potential scale-up.