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Country report on leprosy control programme in Pakistan. (In brief).

2. FACILITIES OF THE NATIONAL LEPROSY PROGRAMME: Organized Leprosy Control Measures were started in 1968. 2.1 Organization: Leprosy Control measures are part of the Provincial Health Services, administratively integrated, professionally vertical. Each Provincial Health Department works in counterpart arrangement with one N.G.O. Marie Adelaide Leprosy Centre, the largest of the NGOs, is managing in addition the Greater Karachi Leprosy Control Programme independently in the Provinces where Leprosy has been or is being controlled, additional health tasks have been taken on by the Leprosy staff: Prevention of Blindness (in Balochistan and N.W.F.P.) Tuberculosis Control in Azad Kashmir and Northern Areas. 2.2 Staffing: The combined Leprosy Programme are staffed by 896 workers, of them 39 Medical Officers (18 full time) 388 Paramedical and other medical staff. 40 other technical staff. 429 supportive and administrative staff. 39% of the staff is NGO employed, the remaining are Govt: workers. 2.3 Leprosy Units: Total 125 Field Units of them 114 Government Units and 11 N. G. O Units. 2.4 Leprosy Hospital/Training Institutions: 9 Leprosy Hospitals are in existence with 430 beds and 3618 admissions. The National Training Institute is managed by Marie Adelaide Leprosy Centre at karachi. 2.5 Transport: The Programme is operating 74 four wheel vehicles, 119 motorcycles and 9 bicycles.