ANYWHERE in the country, men’s participation rate in the family planning program is at the bottom level. According to a data from the National Family Planning Coordinating Agency (BKKBN), only 3 percent of Indonesian men use Family Planning (KB) contraception means.

“Some 0.7 percent of that 3 percent uses condoms, 0.4 percent uses vasectomy, 0.8 percent uses coitus interruptus (interrupted sexual intercourse), and 1.1 percent relies on regu