From: Beyond gender mainstreaming: transforming humanitarian action, organizations and culture
A. Gender mainstreaming: a flawed approach |
 (1) A gap between intention and implementation |
  a. Inconsistent quality of SADD and reporting on gender differences and inequalities |
  b. Lack of linkage between documents across the humanitarian program cycle |
 (2) A focus on process, not results |
 (3) Conceptual confusion and inadequate technical resources |
 (4) Basic needs, protection, and participation prioritized over GBV, economic opportunities, and agency |
  a. Attention to basic needs and capabilities |
  b. Neglect of girls’ and women’s economic opportunities |
  c. Women’s and girls’ inclusion limited to representation rather than decision-making |
 (5) Inadequate technical and financial resources |
  a. Inconsistent technical resources across organizations and sectors |
  b. Inadequate gender expertise |
  c. Insufficient financial resources |
B. Humanitarian culture and behavior: a barrier to change |
 (1) Savior mentality and a macho culture |
 (2) A humanitarian culture that tolerates abuse |
 (3) Short-termism |