Trois dimensions de l'intégration du genre dans la consolidation de la paix économique : perspectives de l’Indonésie et du Nigeria

Recent contributions to feminist security studies have pushed reshape the post-conflict women, peace and agenda by taking political economy of peacebuilding seriously. This chapter contributes this scholarship exploring how gender is mainstreamed in economic projects Indonesia Nigeria, providing a case study on local beneficiaries experienced one such programme Indonesia. It analyses United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) UN Women documents, interviews with project officers an initiative Indonesia, along three dimensions: adoption (or lack thereof) international organisations’ programming, meanings shapes takes documents programmes, possible governmental effects these programmes. The argues that while has been widely adopted strategy its integration into programmes uneven. illustrates representations stereotypes can guide design implementation ranging from further entrenchment conservative gendered norms perceived improvement status for some beneficiaries. Regarding third dimension, or mainstreaming peacebuilding, highlights shift funds preventing/countering violent extremism overreliance neo-liberal frameworks reasoning.