Gender and equity - publications
Selected WorldFish Publications
The Big Numbers Project, a joint activity of FAO, World Bank, the WorldFish Center and national partners provides gender disaggregated data for the fishing industry. The project was funded through PROFISH, the World Bank’s global program on sustainable fishing. These analyses, with disaggregated data on capture fisheries, will inform policy making and support the provision of management advice both within countries and globally.
Gender and aquaculture: sharing the benefits equitably
Nireka Weeratunge and Jharendu Pant (The WorldFish Center). 2011.
Nireka Weeratunge and Jharendu Pant (The WorldFish Center). 2011.
Gender and fisheries: do women support, complement or subsidize men's small-scale fishing activities?
Nireka Weeratunge (The WorldFish Center). 2010.
Nireka Weeratunge (The WorldFish Center). 2010.
Gleaner, fisher, trader, processor; Understanding gendered employment in fisheries and aquaculture
Nireka Weeratunge, Katherine Snyder and Choo Poh Sze (WorldFish Center) 2010.
Nireka Weeratunge, Katherine Snyder and Choo Poh Sze (WorldFish Center) 2010.
Gleaner, fisher, trader, processor: understanding gendered employment in the fisheries and aquaculture sector
Nireka Weeratunge and Katherine Snyder (WorldFish Center). 2009.
Nireka Weeratunge and Katherine Snyder (WorldFish Center). 2009.
Women and Fish-for-Sex: Transactional Sex, HIV/AIDS and Gender in African Fisheries
Christophe Béné (WorldFish Center) and Sonja Merten (University of Basel). 2009.
Christophe Béné (WorldFish Center) and Sonja Merten (University of Basel). 2009.
Gender mainstreaming in community fisheries management
The Wetland Alliance. 2009.
The Wetland Alliance. 2009.
Manik L. Bose (The WorldFish Center), Alia Ahmad (Lund University) and Mahabub Hossain (Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee). 2009.
Fish as the “bank in the water”- Evidence from chronic-poor communities in Congo
Christophe Béné (WorldFish Center), Elisabeth Steel (Worldwide Fund for Nature), Billy Kambala Luadia (Worldwide Fund for Nature) and Ann Gordon (WorldFish Center). 2008.
Christophe Béné (WorldFish Center), Elisabeth Steel (Worldwide Fund for Nature), Billy Kambala Luadia (Worldwide Fund for Nature) and Ann Gordon (WorldFish Center). 2008.
Guest Editorial: Gender and Fisheries
Poh Sze Choo (WorldFish), Barbara S. Nowak (National University of Singapore) , Kyoko Kusakabe (Asian Institute of Technology) and Meryl J. Williams (Commission of the Australian Center for International Agricultural Research).2008.
Poh Sze Choo (WorldFish), Barbara S. Nowak (National University of Singapore) , Kyoko Kusakabe (Asian Institute of Technology) and Meryl J. Williams (Commission of the Australian Center for International Agricultural Research).2008.
