Abstract:

The purpose of this document is to provide a brief overview of the gender dynamics in the large pelagic fishery in Costa Rica. The aim is to understand the gender equality regulatory framework and gender equality in practice and expand on information related to needs and barriers that could affect the incorporation of a gender perspective in policy and fisheries management

Organization(s): PNUD, SFP

Publication year: 2021

Keywords:

FisheryGenderIndonesia

Geographic keywords:

Costa RicaGlobal

Language(s): English

Abstract:

The GMC Project Gender Strategy has been designed in strict accordance with the guidelines of the UNDP and the GEF. The UNDP views gender equality as a human rights principle and as a stand-alone sustainable development objective. It is the basis of one of the key principles of the 2030 Agenda for Development: the concept of “leave no one behind”. For the GEF, gender relations between women and men and between girls and boys play a fundamental role in accessing environmental resources, and controlling those resources and the goods and services they provide. This strategy aims to ensure that women are provided equal opportunities and rights to participate in activities throughout fisheries value chains, and to access the benefits that the Project intends to generate.

Organization(s): PNUD

Publication year: 2020

Keywords:

BiodiversityGender

Geographic keywords:

Indonesia

Language(s): English

Abstract:

The FIP gender profile aims to assess the roles of women and men along the fishery value chain, access to resources and benefits as well as participation in decision making in fisheries, and identify critical points of integration of gender considerations in the FIP. Gender analysis is applied for each stage of the BSC value chain. This document summarize the results of the FIP Gender Profile of the Indonesian of the Indonesian Yellowfin and Skipjack Tuna Pole and Line Fishery Improvement Project.

Organization(s): PNUD

Publication year: 2020

Keywords:

BiodiversityGender

Geographic keywords:

Indonesia

Language(s): English

Abstract:

The FIP gender profile aims to assess the roles of women and men along the fishery value chain, access to resources and benefits as well as participation in decision making in fisheries, and identify critical points of integration of gender considerations in the FIP. Gender analysis is applied for each stage of the BSC value chain. This document summarize the results of the FIP Gender Profile of the Indonesian Blue Swimming Crab Fishery Improvement Project.

Organization(s): PNUD

Publication year: 2020

Keywords:

BiodiversityGender

Geographic keywords:

Indonesia

Language(s): English

Abstract:

Indonesia is one of the world’s principal fish producers. Tuna and blue swimming crab (BSC) are two of its main export commodities originating in fisheries. In the last decade, demand for both environmentally and socially responsible seafood has increased. This study was conducted in response to the need to better understand and recognize gender considerations along the tuna and BSC value chains. Its objective is two-fold: (1) assess the division of roles between men and women, access to resources and participation in decision making in the fisheries; and, (2) map the linkages across project activities to identify critical points for integration of gender in FIP implementation. Case studies were carried out in the yellowfin and skipjack tuna pole and line (PL) fisheries, the blue swimming crab (BSC) fishery, and the associated Indonesian Western and Central Pacific Yellowfin and Skipjack Tuna Pole and Line, and the Indonesia Blue Swimming Crab FIPs. This analysis is part of the Global Sustainable Supply Chain for Marine Commodities (GMC) project in Indonesia, led by the Ministry of National Development Planning (BAPPENAS), with technical support from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).

Organization(s): UNDP

Publication year: 2020

Keywords:

FisheryGender

Geographic keywords:

GlobalIndonesia

Language(s): English