• Information about maternal and newborn health care issues reached 7.3 million individuals in 24 PAIMAN districts.
• 97 public health facilities upgraded and equipped to provide emergency obstetric care services in 24 districts, two Frontier, and two FATA Agencies.
• 2,204 public health care providers trained in Essential Maternal and Newborn Care.
• More than 40 hours of diverse, film, television, and radio productions on MNCH issues---a commercial feature film, a drama series, a series of television magazine shows, and radio talk shows.
• 8.1 million women of reproductive age reached through the TV drama series Paiman.
•  40,000 villagers reached with MNCH messages via puppet shows.
• 300,000 delivered PAIMAN messages in remote areas via mobile TV vans.
• 1,000 ulama sensitized and networked on MNCH issues and their role in ensuring the same; in their Friday sermons, ulama now often preach about healthy and safe practices.
• Over 400 journalists trained on reporting on MNCH issues.
• PAIMAN Communication, Advocacy and Mobilization Strategy adopted by National MNCH Program.
• 96 sub-grants awarded to local NGOs to reach non-covered population by organizing free health camps, establish birthing centers, and promoting MNCH awareness.
• 76 purpose-built ambulances provided for emergency obstetric cases and other emergencies.
• 50 Suzuki vans converted to ambulances for use by communities in five districts to transport patients to health facilities.
• 1,623 students supported for CMW training.
• 1,600 CMW homes being supplied with essential equipment and furnishings.
• 76 women who received PAIMAN support for under-matriculation (10th Grade) education successfully passed the matriculation examination and are available for CMW training.
• 82 women from remote Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa and Balochistan areas received educational support to under middle (8th Grade) education to qualify as LHWs.
• 189 private health care providers signed agreements to regularly provide data on key MNCH performance indicators.
• Functional Integration of Services between Health and Population Welfare Departments and integration of family planning services at the district level initiated in selected districts.
• 176,910 Clean Deliver Kits distributed.
• 3,000 insecticide-treated bednets provided to pregnant ladies for prevention of malaria.

PAIMAN has networked over 800 Ulama of all sects. Ulama are using their voluntary service to reach out to general populace with behavior change messages regarding health and well-being of mothers and children. The evaluation report presents the results of this unique Ulama Intervention.

The third edition of “Role of Religious Scholars in Ensuring the Health of Mother and Newborns” published with inputs from various religious scholars on previous editions. This book served as the primary source of material for ulama in their advocacy work at the community level.

Communication, Advocacy and Mobilization (CAM) describes the detailed outline of communication, advocacy and community mobilization activities being implemented during the life of PAIMAN project (2005 – 2010).