Gender Equity & Equality in the Small-scale fisheries Guidelines - Indicators for Governance Capacity & Capability
Webinar organized by TBTI, GAFS and WorldFish.
Effective implementation of the gender aspects of the Small-scale fisheries (SSF) Guidelines will require fisheries governing institutions that have the capacity and capability to integrate gender research and best practices in their policy and practice.
At GAF7, TBTI hosted a workshop to identify gender integration capacity and capability indicators for fisheries institutions. Together we identified 40 indicators that were grouped into 8 themes (please see the report below for further details).
The purpose of this webinar is to summarize the findings of the workshop and then to continue to define and refine indicators and measures that can be used in multiple contexts.
The expected outcome of the webinar will be a set of indicators and measure that can be used by academics and practitioners to assess the gender capacity and capability of their national fisheries institutions.
APRIL 16th 2019, TUESDAY - Noon (UTC)
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April 17th 2019, WEDNESDAY - 9 PM (UTC)
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For further information please contact Danika at: danika.kleiber@jcu.edu.au
About the Speakers:
Dr. Danika Kleiber is a Research Fellow in Governance of small scale fisheries at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies and WorldFish. Danika has woven together her background in women’s studies and biology, which has led her to specialize in socio-ecological research approaches to natural resource management. She is particularly interested in applied research related to gender, small-scale fisheries, and participatory governance. Danika is also one of the coordinators of the TBTI 'Women & Gender' research cluster.
Dr. Katia Frangoudes is a senior researcher of political sciences. She obtained her PhD at the University of Paris in 1992. Since then she participated in many research programs related to fisheries and aquaculture governance, and women’s contribution in fisheries in Europe as a member of the research team of the UMR AMURE at the University of Brest. For many years she acted as a facilitator of the European fisher’s women network AKTEA. Katia is also one of the coordinators of the TBTI 'Women & Gender' research cluster.