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Le dernier numéro de la revue Gender &#38; Development (Vol.20, Nr.3, Nov. 2012) est intitulé: Beyond Gender Mainstreaming. Descriptif: Gender mainstreaming as an approach came out of the UN Fourth World  Conference on Women held in Beijing, China, in 1995, where activists  successfully lobbied the world's governments to make a dramatic  commitment to the way they approach gender justice and women's rights.  Today, many feel that gender mainstreaming has become anodyne,  mechanical and depoliticised, and lacks the strength and revolutionary  power to support women in poverty to respond to assaults on their rights  at this time of complex crisis. This issue highlights the progress and  the challenges of gender mainstreaming in international NGOs in widely  varying contexts across the world, and the impact that this has had on  the lives of women on the ground, their dependents and their  communities.In this issue, gender and development policymakers,  practitioners, and feminist activists debate the progress of gender  mainstreaming in development institutions and the state. The articles  here come out of the Beyond Gender Mainstreaming Learning Project  convened during 2011 and 2012 by Gender &#38; Development and the UK  Gender and Development Network - a network of UK-based international  NGOs - which involved around 200 women and men from the global South and  North.