gender and reform: getting the right data right

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Abstract
The international community has been mandated to mainstream gender into humanitarian response ever since the landmark Beijing conference in 1995. The current humanitarian reform process provides unique opportunities to accelerate this integration.
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Authors ;Henia Dakkak;Lisa Eklund;Siri Tellier
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Keywords
reform displacement refugee asylum humanitarian social problems social reform gendersocial history and conditions forced migration

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