I would assume they're focused on STIs, HIV and AIDS rather than decreasing pregnancy rates. Whilst vasectomy reversal would disrupt condoms, male anti-birth pills (getting ever closer to production) are more likely to achieve what you're thinking.
Agreed, but I think the main reason for people using condoms is to reduce pregnancy. The STD prevention is just a value-add (or at least that's what the Neurosyphilis voices in my head are telling me)
But I remember there was something like 'easy and cheap' vasectomy (still in research) being done by injecting polymers in the Vas Deferens
Ok, found the wikipedia for it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reversible_inhibition_of_sperm_...