Prep Right
Debates › Population, health and human development
Debate #406 of 447

Are Pakistan's poor maternal health outcomes driven more by culture or state neglect?

Asked in 1 year · 2024Appears in:Gender Studies
Outline a past question
This debate All debatesIn shortPositionsNewsEvidence (2)Past questions (1)Same themeIs Pakistan's population growth an economic threat or a potential asset?Does emigration of skilled Pakistanis harm or help national development?Did Pakistan's Covid-19 response successfully balance lives and livelihoods?

In short

Examiners want
Women's health issues set in their social, cultural and demographic context, maternal mortality drivers, and policy responses
Last asked
2024 · CSS Gender Studies · DiscussAn Egyptian doctor Mahmoud Fathalla uses the term ‘maternity death road' while discussing issues of women's maternal health. Discuss women's health issues in context with… Outline it
Positions
No argument map yet.

Positions

No argument map yet. Chains appear when evidence for this debate is linked. 2 evidence cards already cite this debate.

Evidence you can cite 2

Women married by age 18 (PDHS 2017-18): 29% of women age 25-49, down from 35% in 2012-13 (2017-18 (vs 2012-13))NIPS and ICF, Pakistan Demographic and Health Survey 2017-18Adolescent birth rate: 41 births per 1,000 women aged 15–19. (2021)UN Women Data Hub

Past questions 1

  1. 00
  2. 01
  3. 02
  4. 03
  5. 04
  6. 05
  7. 06
  8. 07
  9. 08
  10. 09
  11. 10
  12. 11
  13. 12
  14. 13
  15. 14
  16. 15
  17. 16
  18. 17
  19. 18
  20. 19
  21. 20
  22. 21
  23. 22
  24. 23
  25. 24
  26. 25
  27. 26
Show all 1 question
2024
CSS · Gender Studies · Discuss

An Egyptian doctor Mahmoud Fathalla uses the term ‘maternity death road' while discussing issues of women's maternal health. Discuss women's health issues in context with Pakistan's social, cultural and demographic situation.

asks for: Pakistan link
Outline itOpen the paper
(20)