These committees are made up of diverse groups of people who share a common desire to broaden information and knowledge about so-called ‘male’ contraception methods.
They meet regularly at drop-in sessions or events open to all, creating a forum for exchanging ideas and sharing experiences.
Our committees are particularly interested in the diversity of contraceptive methods, including hormonal, mechanical and thermal approaches for people with testicles, as well as vasectomy.

The aim is to encourage a constructive and inclusive dialogue on these sometimes little-known subjects, so that everyone can take responsibility for their own sexual and reproductive health.

Once a year, each committee also draws up a report on their observations of practices in their sector (number of visits, frequent questions, user needs), which will be sent to regional and national health policy-makers, as well as to learned societies.