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Results from the USAID-funded Family Advancement for Life and Health project (FALAH) implemented in 2008-12 show that the inclusion of men in family planning efforts is a feasible and effective intervention to help shift attitudes and behaviors in Pakistan and perhaps in other countries in the region and globally as well. This brief presents findings of a case study of FALAH’s male engagement component and its contributions to these results. The document describes how the male engagement component was implemented and the outcomes achieved. Assessment of the outcomes is based on baseline and endline surveys conducted by FALAH in 2008-09 and 2011-12 and qualitative research in four districts of Punjab on community perceptions of male-focused interventions carried out by the Population Council in 2013. In addition the case study includes relevant findings from external evaluations conducted by Contech International and Gallup Pakistan in 2011. (Excerpts)

Engaging the missing link: Evidence from FALAH for involving men in family planning in Pakistan—Meeting report