Programs about sexual and reproductive health and HIV are likely to have a greater impact on communities if they constructively address the actual and potential role of men and boys in society. At present, however, many such programs often fail to target men, to address their specific needs, or to understand the wider influence of male and female gender norms. This toolkit helps organizations create and advocate for affirmative policies that promote the positive roles that men can play in improving their own sexual and reproductive health—and the health of women and children (2010).

Men-Streaming in Sexual and Reproductive Health and HIV: A Toolkit for Policy Development and Advocacy