Gallup Pakistan National Public Opinion #Poll: Majority Pakistanis (58%) support the NAB Court decision in #Avenfield Reference Case against #NawazSharif, very few say they have changed their #Voting decision as a result of the decision.
How many have heard or read about #Avenfield Reference Case: 59% Pakistanis say they have heard or read about the Avenfield Judgement
Conspiracy or actually guilty? Majority feel #NawazSharif was actually guilty and there is no conspiracy against him
Should #NawazSharif return to Pakistan to face jail / courts? Nearly 2 in 3 #support return of Nawaz Sharif
Feeling sad or happy: Non-jubilant and sober Pakistan on #conviction of former 3 time Prime Minister
Would this decision make a difference with respect to #PMLN position in #Elections2018 : Majority agree there would be repercussions of this #verdict on the elections
Have you changed your voting decision: Only a small minority report changing their #Voting#decision
Among those who heard the speech , 33% agreed with the general point of view taken by Nawaz Sharif, a larger 39% said they disagreed and 24% said they neither agreed or disagreed.
The report provides a statistical overview of the current microfinance landscape in Pakistan & it explores three penetration levels based on data collected in the following three studies: Access to Finance Survey, Household Integrated Economic Survey & the National Poverty Report
Key Findings:
1. Based on estimation models using A2Fs 2015 data the potential market for microcredit in Pakistan is estimated to be 40.9 million for people aged between 18-65 years.
All Economic Vulnerability indicators show improvement in W7. This doesn’t mitigate the fact that nearly all HH's experienced economic shock & those who have fallen below poverty line would need either govt. or NGO assistance to climb up.
Significant decline in proportion of Pakistanis who claim to have reduced the number or size of meals for some family members to cover their household's basic needs
Since June, significant decline in the number of households observed who report relying on less preferred or inexpensive food items to cover basic household needs in the past 7 days – 10% fall from 22%