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Table 4

Grouped themes of gender-responsive strategies (table-style summary)

Major theme	Key strategies / Sub-Themes	Example studies
1. Capacity building and skills development	Leadership training, logistics and supply chain education, entrepreneurship support, microfinance training, disaster response training	Toma et al. (2018), Kovács et al. (2011), CARE (2021), Aladuwaka (2010), Yamout et al. (2024)
2. Community-based and grassroots empowerment	Formation of cooperatives, women-led NGOs, participatory recovery planning, grassroots resilience networks	Clissold et al. (2020), Ahmed (2019), Wolff (2024), Luna and Hilhorst (2022)
3. Policy and institutional reforms	Gender-sensitive procurement, inclusive governance, gender-integrated logistics frameworks, reforming aid governance systems	Kovács and Tatham (2010), IRC and UNHCR (2020), Sharma et al. (2020)
4. Health and well-being interventions	Reproductive and maternal health services, menstrual hygiene support (MHM), breastfeeding support, protection from GBV	Beek et al. (2019), Hirani et al. (2021), Wilbur et al. (2022), Schmitt et al. (2017)
1. Capacity building and skills development	Leadership training, logistics and supply chain education, entrepreneurship support, microfinance training, disaster response training	Toma et al. (2018), Kovács et al. (2011), CARE (2021), Aladuwaka (2010), Yamout et al. (2024)
2. Community-based and grassroots empowerment	Formation of cooperatives, women-led NGOs, participatory recovery planning, grassroots resilience networks	Clissold et al. (2020), Ahmed (2019), Wolff (2024), Luna and Hilhorst (2022)
3. Policy and institutional reforms	Gender-sensitive procurement, inclusive governance, gender-integrated logistics frameworks, reforming aid governance systems	Kovács and Tatham (2010), IRC and UNHCR (2020), Sharma et al. (2020)
4. Health and well-being interventions	Reproductive and maternal health services, menstrual hygiene support (MHM), breastfeeding support, protection from GBV	Beek et al. (2019), Hirani et al. (2021), Wilbur et al. (2022), Schmitt et al. (2017)
5. Economic inclusion and livelihood restoration	Cash transfers, livelihood rebuilding, access to markets, support for women entrepreneurs, food security initiatives	Muro (2016), Castañeda Carney et al. (2020), Okeke-Ihejirika et al. (2022), BNPB (2018)

Major theme	Key strategies / Sub-Themes	Example studies
1. Capacity building and skills development	Leadership training, logistics and supply chain education, entrepreneurship support, microfinance training, disaster response training	Toma et al. (2018), Kovács et al. (2011), CARE (2021), Aladuwaka (2010), Yamout et al. (2024)
2. Community-based and grassroots empowerment	Formation of cooperatives, women-led NGOs, participatory recovery planning, grassroots resilience networks	Clissold et al. (2020), Ahmed (2019), Wolff (2024), Luna and Hilhorst (2022)
3. Policy and institutional reforms	Gender-sensitive procurement, inclusive governance, gender-integrated logistics frameworks, reforming aid governance systems	Kovács and Tatham (2010), IRC and UNHCR (2020), Sharma et al. (2020)
4. Health and well-being interventions	Reproductive and maternal health services, menstrual hygiene support (MHM), breastfeeding support, protection from GBV	Beek et al. (2019), Hirani et al. (2021), Wilbur et al. (2022), Schmitt et al. (2017)
1. Capacity building and skills development	Leadership training, logistics and supply chain education, entrepreneurship support, microfinance training, disaster response training	Toma et al. (2018), Kovács et al. (2011), CARE (2021), Aladuwaka (2010), Yamout et al. (2024)
2. Community-based and grassroots empowerment	Formation of cooperatives, women-led NGOs, participatory recovery planning, grassroots resilience networks	Clissold et al. (2020), Ahmed (2019), Wolff (2024), Luna and Hilhorst (2022)
3. Policy and institutional reforms	Gender-sensitive procurement, inclusive governance, gender-integrated logistics frameworks, reforming aid governance systems	Kovács and Tatham (2010), IRC and UNHCR (2020), Sharma et al. (2020)
4. Health and well-being interventions	Reproductive and maternal health services, menstrual hygiene support (MHM), breastfeeding support, protection from GBV	Beek et al. (2019), Hirani et al. (2021), Wilbur et al. (2022), Schmitt et al. (2017)
5. Economic inclusion and livelihood restoration	Cash transfers, livelihood rebuilding, access to markets, support for women entrepreneurs, food security initiatives	Muro (2016), Castañeda Carney et al. (2020), Okeke-Ihejirika et al. (2022), BNPB (2018)

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