Reaching men to improve reproductive health for all

A report of the Global Conference

	Reaching men to improve reproductive health for all (English) 156.4Kb
	As people involved in the HIV/AIDS response increasingly realise the importance of developing projects working with men, there is a growing interest in finding strategies to reach different groups of men and to enable them to change their attitudes and behaviour. This publication is a report on a conference in September 2003, organised by USAID’ s Interagency Gender Working Group in Washington DC. The Alliance participated in the conference to share what it had learned, from its own work and that of its partners, about working with men. The report addresses issues such as attitudes to masculinity, strategies for reaching different target groups, and future directions for sexual and reproductive health work with men. It includes case studies of programmes in Nigeria, South Africa and Pakistan.
Intended audience	NGO support programmes INGOs NGOs CBOs Policy makers Donors
Author	International HIV/AIDS Alliance (Secretariat)
Language	English
Date published	01/09/2003
Size	31 pages
Themes	Subject - Gender and Sexuality Subject - Prevention
Type	Lessons learnt report/study

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