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Author
Nayak, NaliniDate
2020
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Women in fisheries can utilize the SSF Guidelines to advance their interests, even as they relate to one another and build up solidarity and a common vision. In India, in 2016, the International Collective in Support of Fishworkers (ICSF) had organized a large national workshop to discuss the provisions of the SSF Guidelines with women in fisheries from various states (provinces). A follow-up workshop was organized in August 2019, this time focusing on states where women are better organized, in order to help them take the discussion towards concrete action. This was also in the backdrop of the National Policy on Marine Fisheries (NPMF), which was notified in late 2017 by the Government of India. It was deemed necessary to understand whether or not there was convergence of this national policy with the provisions of the SSF Guidelines.Journal
Samudra ReportIssue/Article Nr
82Page Range
36-38Resource/Dataset Location
https://www.icsf.net/images/samudra/pdf/english/issue_82/4414_art_Sam_82_art10_SSF_Guidelines_Nalini_Nayak.pdfCollections