Angela Lentisco - GENDER IN AQUACULTURE AND FISHERIES
Angela Lentisco - GENDER IN AQUACULTURE AND FISHERIES
Angela Lentisco - GENDER IN AQUACULTURE AND FISHERIES
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Constraints and perceptions• Women’s fishing is categorized by being mainly forsubsistence, either for household consumption, or to be soldfor a small supplementary income.• Their activity is regarded in the informal sector, not beingaccounted for, and much less being managed (Norlund, 2012).• Lack of ownership of boats and gears hinders access rightsand participation in policy dialogue.• Lack of attention that fisheries agencies give to women’s rolesin fisheries management.• As a result, women do not receive any type of support orrecognition by government agencies.