Gender included from the ‘get go’ in global small-scale fisheries study
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02.06.20
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Gender experts from across the globe have sought out scarce sets of sex-disaggregated data for the Illuminating Hidden Harvests initiative, ensuring that both women’s and men’s contributions to small-scale fisheries are seen.
Just as data tells stories, so too does missing data.
“In fisheries, the lack of sex-disaggregated data is a story in itself,” said Dr Jennifer Lee Johnson, an anthropologist with Purdue University.
Sex-disaggregated data refers to data collected and analyzed separately on women and men.
In many places across the world, data on women’s roles and contributions to small-scale fisheries are not readily available in mainstream fisheries data systems. In turn, women are often overlooked in fisheries policies and programs, including in-licensing systems. Read the rest
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