$25.3M in expenses

Ensure sexual and reproductive health, rights, and choices: the population council tackles intersecting inequalities that undermine rights and access to comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care. Our research and partnerships ensure high quality, voluntary, andrights-based comprehensive care. For more information see schedule o.

$24.1M in expenses

Developing innovative contraceptive, HIV prevention, and multipurpose prevention products: - signing an option-to-license agreement with contraline for the nestorone/testosterone male contraceptive gel, the first male contraceptive to reach late-stage development. For more information see schedule o.

$288K in expenses

Publications:the population council communicates the results of our work and that of others in the field to people concerned with population and reproductive health issues. The council publishes and disseminates to professionals in the field and to general audiences a wide range of materials that include reports, datasets, policy briefs, working papers, flyers, videos, and pamphlets. Most materials are provided at no cost, distributed at conferences and meetings or downloaded from the council's digital repository and website. For more information see schedule o.

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Distinguished colleagues:one distinguished scientist provides additional expertise in areas of relevance to the council and represents the organization in his field internationally. He also conducts research on a variety of population issues, including the determinants of fertility, population -environment relationships, the demographic impact of the AIDS epidemic, population aging, and population policy options.one distinguished scientist speaks at conferences and fora around the world and advises scientists about research in reproductive health and new contraceptive technologies. She is the chairperson of the international committee for contraception research, an honorary member of the international menopause society, a founding member of the international consortium of male contraception, and an active member of european society for contraception. She is also the program director and principal investigator of a national institutes of health (NIH) center grant from the national institute of child health and human development.