School of Nursing and Midwifery, Queen's University Belfast, Medical Biology Centre, Belfast, UK.
MenEngage Global Alliance, Washington DC, USA.
Lancet Glob Health. 2024 May;12(5):e882-e890. doi: 10.1016/S2214-109X(24)00053-6.
Engaging men and boys in sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and doing so in a way that challenges harmful masculinities, is both neglected and vital for improving the SRHR of both women and men. To address this gap, WHO commissioned a global research priority setting exercise on masculinities and SRHR. The exercise adapted the quantitative child health and nutrition research initiative priority setting method by combining it with qualitative methods. Influenced by feminist and decolonial perspectives, over 200 diverse stakeholders from 60 countries across all WHO regions participated. The exercise forges a collaborative research agenda emphasising four key areas: gender-transformative approaches to men's and boys' engagement in SRHR, applied research to deliver services addressing diversity in SRHR among men and women and to generate gender-equality, research designs to support participation of target audiences and reach to policy makers, and research addressing the priorities of those in low-income and middle-income countries.
将男性和男孩纳入性与生殖健康和权利（SRHR）并以挑战有害的男子气概的方式这样做，对于改善妇女和男子的 SRHR 既被忽视又至关重要。为了解决这一差距，世卫组织委托开展了一项关于男子气概和 SRHR 的全球研究重点制定工作。该工作通过将定量儿童健康和营养研究倡议重点制定方法与定性方法相结合来进行调整。受女权主义和去殖民化观点的影响，来自世卫组织所有区域 60 个国家的 200 多名不同利益攸关方参与了这项工作。该工作制定了一个合作研究议程，强调了四个关键领域：性别转换方法，以促使男性和男孩参与 SRHR；应用研究，提供解决男性和女性 SRHR 多样性的服务，并实现性别平等；支持目标受众参与并与决策者联系的研究设计；以及解决低收入和中等收入国家优先事项的研究。
