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We welcome the latest edition of the Secretariat for the Pacific Community’s (SPC) 23rd Women in Fisheries Information Bulletin. The Editor, Veikila Vuki highlights that the contributions covers gender roles in coastal fisheries, women’s fishing activities in communities, climate change and gender issues in development. Read the latest issue online!
CONTENTS
- Gender and change in the spotlight: Researchers must engage with grassroots groups. Williams M.J. (pdf)
- Moving the gender agenda forward in fisheries and aquaculture. Williams M.J., Porter M., Choo P.S., Kusakabe K., Vuki V., Gopal N., Bondad-Reantaso M.(pdf)
- Gender assessment of the Pacific Adaptation to Climate Change Project . Whitfield S. (pdf)
- How men and women use their time in Tuvalu: A time use study. Bernard K. (pdf)
- Gender roles in the seaweed industry cluster of the southern Philippines: The DICCEP experience. Bacaltos D.G., Revilla N.N., Castañaga R., Laguting M., Anguay G., Ang D., Caballero G., Omboy A., Efondo K.M., Flamiano-Garde G.(pdf)
- Gender roles in the mangrove reforestation programmes in Barangay Talokgangan, Banate, Iloilo, Philippines: A case study where women have sustained the efforts. Bagsit F.U., Jimenez C.N. (pdf)
- Strengthening livelihoods: A Vietnamese fisheries programme helps improve women’s roles and participation in fisheries decision-making. Lentisco A., Phuong Tao H.T. (pdf)
- Net gains — YouTube is a sea of resources for documentaries on women in fisheries. Rajagopalan R. (pdf)
- Chronicles of oblivion — A documentary film on female fishworkers from Odisha, India. Anon. (pdf)
- Two leaflets promote careers for women and men in fisheries. Anon. (pdf)
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