Cultivating Men's Interest in Family Planning in Rural El Salvador

A pilot project in rural El Salvador tested the integration of family planning into a water and sanitation program as a strategy for increasing male involvement in family planning decisionmaking and use. The organizations involved posited that integrating family planning into a resource management a...

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Veröffentlicht in:Studies in family planning 2005-09, Vol.36 (3), p.173-188
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description A pilot project in rural El Salvador tested the integration of family planning into a water and sanitation program as a strategy for increasing male involvement in family planning decisionmaking and use. The organizations involved posited that integrating family planning into a resource management and community development project would facilitate male involvement by diffusing information, by referring men and women to services, and by expanding method choice to include the new Standard Days Method through networks established around issues men cared about and were already involved in. This article examines data from a community-based household survey to assess the impact of the intervention and finds significant changes in contraceptive knowledge, attitudes, and behavior from baseline to endline. Because the differences between baseline and endline are greater than the differences between participants and nonparticipants at endline, the study demonstrates the power of informal networks for spreading information.
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Birth control
Community Development
Community Participation
Company business management
Condoms
Contraception
Contraception - methods
Contraception - utilization
Decision Making
El Salvador
Families & family life
Family health
Family Planning
Family Planning Services - methods
Family Planning Services - organization & administration
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Fertility awareness
Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice
Humans
Information Dissemination
Involvement
Knowledge
Male
Males
Management
Men
Methods
Networks
Percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty
Reproductive health
Resource Management
Rural Areas
Rural communities
Sanitation
Sanitation services
Social aspects
Social networks
Social participation
Surveys
Volunteerism
Womens health
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