Guidelines Women in fishing communities |
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS Rome, 1988 |
Reprinted 1989, 2004
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Bibliographic reference: Haque, F.; Tietze, U. Women in fishing communities. A special target group of development projects. Guidelines. Rome, FAO. 1988. 63p. |
PREFACE
PURPOSE, STRUCTURE AND APPLICATION OF GUIDELINES
POLICY OBJECTIVES AND PRINCIPLES
Rural and fisheries development
Women in fisheries developmentPROJECT/PROGRAMME ACTIVITIES INVOLVING WOMEN
Economic activities
Community activities and social services
Organizational, technical and financial support
Household food security
Population activities
Impact of new technologies and economic and social structures on the role of womenCHECKLISTS
UNIT 1. Summary checklist
UNIT 2. Fish production
UNIT 3. Fish processing
UNIT 4. Fish marketing
UNIT 5. Non-fisheries activities
UNIT 6. Community activities and social services
UNIT 7. Organizational, technical, and financial support
UNIT 8. Household food security
UNIT 9. Population activities
UNIT 10. Impact of new technologies and economic and social structuresANNEXES
ANNEX I. Basic features of women's involvement in fisheries in developing countries
ANNEX II. Guidelines and checklists for non-fisheries activitiesBACKCOVER