Family planing is choosing the number of children in a family and the length of time their births. Men and women in Pakistan women especially are poorly informed about family planning. Most of the women don't have idea about family planning because 76% women are illiterate.
The Pakistani nation is among Fastest growing nations in the world today. Efforts to improve the health quality of mothers and children and reduction in the children per mother are some of the important developments in the various family planning programs introduced in Pakistan.
The family planning policies are focusing on creating a balance between an increase in the resources and a reduction in the population so as to achieve a balance between the resources and consumers. There are many challenges to population planning implemention in Pakistan. In Pakistan the cultural and religious institutions consider family planning a very wrong deed and have been fiercely resistant to this trend. The people follow this social pressure instead of considering their own health resources and limitations.
To improve economic condition
To Improve health of mothers
To improve care towards children that parents already have
To make equal resources to needs
To ensure Environmental stability
To achieve universal primary education
Islam is the well being of children. The presence of a nursing infant was a major reason for birth control. A new pregnancy set an upper limit on lactation length resulting in palpable harm to the child being nursed. Even the Quran impliedly supports age difference between children: "And mothers shell suckle their children two full years to complete breast feeding.