The identifier is primarily linked to a comprehensive public health study, detailed in a BMJ Open paper titled "Impact assessment of Benazir Nashonuma Programme (BNP) on maternal, child health and nutritional status in Pakistan: a quasi-experimental study protocol". The research aims to evaluate the effectiveness of the BNP in reducing childhood stunting and improving maternal health through nutritional support and conditional cash transfers. Key aspects of the study include:
: Mothers and children (aged 0–59 months) from BISP households. 094565.part4.rar
: Covers 13,200 children and mothers across 18 districts (9 intervention, 9 control). The identifier is primarily linked to a comprehensive
: A quasi-experimental longitudinal design employing a difference-in-differences (DiD) approach to measure impact over time. : Covers 13,200 children and mothers across 18
: Assessing changes in child stunting, wasting, underweight, maternal health, and immunization coverage. Timeline : The project runs from December 2021 to June 2026 .