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But in general it inhabits a world which recognises that there are two sexes, and women and girls face oppression because of the way society treats people with female bodies.
This worldview is becoming increasingly taboo in North America and the UK, and amongst people with fancy gender studies degrees. For international orgs and funders this is a tension. It cannot be that "women" is defined as an identity in one place and material reality in another!
I think it can so long as it is generally accepted when and where each definition is used. Frivolous example - competitive - this means something very different in economics as it does in the "real world". Also is berry. Raspberries are not actually berries but cucumbers are!
The key thing is that when we need to define a protected or at risk group - the default becomes using the biological definition
That's quite right. When I worked at the UN, special attention was placed on the needs of women and girls (as ensconced in treaties, et. al), and by "gender" we wanted to recognize that BOTH men and women had distinct challenges (in security, development, and humanitarian action)
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