Ayesha, Health Adviser, DFID Pakistan

Ayesha is a senior health advisor for DFID Pakistan. She has worked in Pakistan’s health sector for over a decade and her work has ranged from overseeing service delivery to participating in policy development to ensure the availability of essential and affordable services for women and children in Pakistan.

Reaching out to the poor

Ayesha, Health Adviser, DFID Pakistan, 12 August 2014 - Asia, Girls & Women, Health, Pakistan

Pakistan is currently the sixth most populous country in the world – and its population is set to rise to 271 million by 2050. A burgeoning population brings its own set of problems. A high fertility and low contraception rate …

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