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Title: Women in Aquaculture: Case studies of aquaculture production in Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam throw up several important questions and issues related to the empowerment of women in the sector
Authors: Satapornvanit, Arlene Nietes
Nguyễn, Thị Kim Quyên
Trương, Hoàng Minh
Gopa, Nikita
Derun, Yuan
Issue Date: 2016
Series/Report no.: Yemaya Issue;51 .- p.4-6
Abstract: It has been reported in many documents that women are involved at various nodes of the aquaculture value chain. However, is it enough that they participate in activities? How much involvement is considered work? How much work is considered paid work? How does women’s involvement in aquaculture impact their value and well being? One of the challenges facing women in aquaculture nowadays is the lack of recognition for their efforts, and the insufficient or inaccurate data to support how much contribution they are providing to ensure food security at the household, community and even global levels. In fact, the lack of sex disaggregated data hinders the design and planning of gender responsive policies, projects and interventions.
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