GAF7 Conference

Session Schedule

Three days of conference and a day of field visit



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PLACE
TIME
ABSTRACT NO.

SESSION

PRESENTERS
AITCC Main Auditorium
0900-0905
 

Welcome and Overview

 
AITCC Main Auditorium
0905-0912
 

Welcome and Opening address

 
AITCC Main Auditorium
0915-0935
 

Opening Remarks

 
AITCC Main Auditorium
0935-0955
 
 
AIT Landmark
1000-1015
 

Group photo

 
 
1015-1045
 

Tea

 
HALL 1
1100-1230
 

Special workshop I : Photovoice: Researching gender in aquaculture and fisheries through the camera lens

Janine Pierce, AwF Australia
HALL 2
1100-1230
 

Special workshop III : Plan International Seas for Change

Sadia Tahseen and Iris Caluag
HALL 3
1100-1230
 

Session II : Gender-disaggregated statistics
(6 Oral & 1 Poster)

 
 
STAT_O1
24

Vulnerability levels among male and female in Malaysian fisheries and aquaculture community

Zumilah Binti Zainalaludin and Norehan Binti Saidi
 
STAT_O2
87

Fisheries professionals of India: gendered analysis of profile, academic performance and career growth

Ananthan, P.S., Jyotimanjari Sahoo, Neha Qureshi and C. Sundaramoorthy
 
STAT_O3
88

Work participation of fisher men and women among coastal fishing communities: A comparative study of two Indian states

Gomathy, V., Ananthan, P.S. and Hino Fernando
 
STAT_P1
50

Changed gender role in higher education, research and employment in Aquaculture and Fisheries in Bangladesh: Opportunities and challenges

Mohammad Mahfujul Haque and Mohammad Nuruzzaman
HALL 4
1100-1230
 

Session III: Gender and the seafood industry
(14 Oral & 2 Poster)

 
 
GSF_O1
3

Managing Mercado del Mar, a case of women’s leadership in the fishing industry

Carmen Pedroza-Gutiérrez
 
GSF_O2
5

The case of a 29-year-old women’s association of small-scale fish farmers and processors

Angelito Gonzal, Tipparat Pongthanapanich and Pedro Bueno
 
GSF_O3
8

Gender participation in the food safety implementation of boneless siganids Siganus puellus technology

Cherrylene G. Macachor, Corazon P. Macachor, Jesswon T. Tamundoc, Charena J. Castro and Renissa S. Quiñones
 
GSF_O4
58

Changes in fishing communities and women fishers in Japan

Natsuko Miki, Kumi Soejima and Izumi Seki
 
1230-1330
 

Lunch

 
HALL 1
1330-1500
 

Special workshop II : GAF101 : Using “Intersectionality” in Research on Gender and Fisheries and Aquaculture. A GAF 101 Training Session
Prior Registration Needed

Marilyn Porter, Holly Hapke and Kyoko Kusakabe
HALL 2
 
 

Session I: Gender assessments in fisheries and aquaculture
(27 Oral & 5 Poster)

 
 
GA_O1
4

Gender Equity in bagnet creek fishery of North-West coast of India

S. Abuthagir Iburahim*, Suraj Kumar Pradhan, T.Nirmal, T.Velumani, Nakhawa Ajay Dayaram, R.Ratheesh Kumar and Latha Shenoy
 
GA_O2
7

AITCC Main Auditorium

Corazon P. Macachor, Jesson T. Tamundoc, Maribel V. Ramos, Cherrylene G. Macachor and Renissa S. Quinones
 
GA_O3
64

Gender differentiated needs and preferences of farmers for Rohu fish in Bangladesh and India

Mamta Mehar, Mekkawy Wagdy, Cynthia McDougall and John Benzie
 
GA_O4
16

Women’s empowerment through improved seaweed farming technology: The story of “sea power” in Zanzibar

Cecile Brugere, Flower E. Msuya, Narriman S. Jiddawi, Betty Nyonje and Ritha Maly
HALL 3
1330-1500
 

Session ll: Gender-disaggregated statistics
(6 Oral & 1 Poster)

 
 
STAT_O4
25

Profiling the relationship between vulnerability type and background of single-vulnerable community members in Malaysian fisheries and aquaculture community

Norehan Binti Saidi and Zumilah Binti Zainalaludin
 
STAT_O5
57

Study of the social status of fisherwomen in Patna fish market Bihar India

Meghna Sinha, Albiya Arshabi and Bibha Kumari
 
STAT_O6
80

Gender mainstreaming in fisheries’ household in Indonesia

Lilis Heri Mis Cicih and Endih Herawandih
HALL 4
1330-1500
 

Session III: Gender and the seafood industry
(14 Oral & 2 Poster)

 
 
GSF_O5
42

Profit or social capital? A case study of the motivations behind seaweed women’s groups in Indonesian villages

Silva Larson, Natalie Stoeckl, Mardiana Fachri, Mustafa Dalvi, Mike Rimmer and Nicholas Paul
 
GSF_O6
45

Women’s entrepreneurship in aquaculture: Learning from the existing positive deviators

Afrina Choudhury and Cynthia McDougall
 
GSF_O7
55

“The path forward: Breaking the cycle of inequalities in the seafood industry”: Results of a global survey carried out in 2017

Marie Christine Monfort
 
GSF_O8
51

The current state and problem of the role of the woman organization in fishing community

Izumi Seki, Kumi Soejima and Natsuko Miki
 
1500-1530
 

Tea

 
HALL 1
1530-1700
 

Special workshop II : GAF101 : Using “Intersectionality” in Research on Gender and Fisheries and Aquaculture. A GAF 101 Training Session
Prior Registration Needed

Marilyn Porter, Holly Hapke and Kyoko Kusakabe
HALL 2
1530-1700
 

Session I: Gender assessments in fisheries and aquaculture
(27 Oral & 5 Poster)

 
 
GA_O5
23

How has organization benefited women in the Barbados flyingfish fishery? A look from within

Maria Pena and Patrick Mcconney
 
GA_O6
26

Addressing gender gaps from a programmatic perspective

Angela L. Cruz, Patrick J. Christie and Alan T. White
 
GA_O7
27

An evaluation of recent initiatives on gender, women and livelihoods in small-scale fisheries in Indonesia

Stacey, N., Gibson, E., Loneragan, N., Warren, C., Wiryawan, B., Adhuri, D. and Fitriana, R.
 
GA_O8
28

Human development of small scale fishers in Indian reservoirs: A gender based assessment

Pooja Gautam, Ananthan P S, Arpita Sharma and V. Ramasubramanian
HALL 3
1530-1700
 

Special workshop IV: Furthering/Deepening Feminist Perspectives in Fisheries

Nalini Nayak and Cornelie Quist
HALL 4
 
 

Session III: Gender and the seafood industry (14 Oral & 2 Poster)

 
 
GSF_O9
39

Can small scale fisherwomen take to online retail? Evidence from a social experiment with Mumbai fisherwomen

Siddhika Meher, Velumani, T, Ananthan, P.S and Arpita Sharma
 
GSF_O10
68

The challenges and empowerment of women fishery entrepreneurship groups in Japan: Examining the steps taken by the Umi Hito Kurashi forum

Kumi Soejima, Natsuko Miki and Izumi Seki
 
GSF_O11
59

Opportunities and constraints of sardine trading for women in Timor-Leste

Kim Hunnam
 
GSF_O12
108

Tuna fisheries gender analysis: Case of general Santos, Philippines

Marieta Baňez Sumagaysay, Alice Prieto-Carolino, Rowena Paz L. Gelvezon, Harold M. Monteclaro, Ida M. Siason and Rosario H. Asong
HALL 1
1700-1800
 

General Assembly (for GAFS members only)

 
AITCC Restaurant
1800 onwards
 

Welcome Dinner

 
PLACE
TIME
ABSTRACT NO.

SESSION

PRESENTERS
HALL 1
0900-0930
 

Sessions Plenary: Rapporteurs reports on the Workshops I; II; III & lV

 
HALL 2
0930-1030
 

Session I: Gender assessments in fisheries and aquaculture
(27 Oral & 5 Poster)

 
 
GA_O9
9

Women entrepreneurs in fish value chains: A micro level study of vulnerability and resilience in India

Gopakumar V., Sneha G, Holly M. Hapke and Amalendu Jyotishi
 
GA_O10
73

Engagements of women and men in the municipal and commercial tuna fisheries in Sarangani Province, Philippines

Alita T. Roxas, Marissa G. Dela Cruz, Paul Joseph B. Ramirez, and Lily Ann D. Lando
 
GA_P1
46

Shrimp industry gender gap in India: Case of Maharashtra state

Arpita Sharma and Sandesh Patil
 
GA_P2
71

Gender participation on street food production of south reclamation project affected families

Renissa S. Quiñones and Corazon P. Macachor
HALL 3
0930-1030
 

Session IV: Gender and Fisheries & Aquaculture Governance
(13 Oral & 3 Poster)

 
 
GOV_O1
1

Challenges faced by fisher women of south India specific reference to Andhra Pradesh

Vijayakhader
 
GOV_O2
2

Women struggle in a sea cucumber fishery. An outcome from an ungovernable fishery

Carmen Pedroza-Gutiérrez
 
GOV_P1
38

Caribbean Fisheries: Perspectives On Gender Too

Patrick McConney
 
GOV_P2
69

Gender participation on the environmental protection practices of northern Cebu coastal resorts

Charena J. Castro, Corazon P. Macachor, Marde T. Ponce, Hubert G. Quiñones and Rosein A. Ancheta Jr.
HALL 4
0930-1030
 

Session III: Gender and the seafood industry (14 Oral & 2 Poster)

 
 
GSF_O13
92

Migrant women’s strategies to cope with exploitative employment practices in Thai seafood sector: A case study from rayong and trat

Veena N and Kyoko Kusakabe
 
GSF_O14
49

Assessment of capacity building programmes for pre-processing and processing women workers in India

Nikita Gopal, Arathy Ashok, R. Raghu Prakash, Parvathy. U., Prajith K K, Renuka, Jesmi Debbarma and Joice V. Thomas
 
GSF_P1
17

From river to table: The roles of women in sustaining indigenous food production in a traditional riverrine community

Sashah B. Dioso
 
GSF_P2
70

Food safety implementation in fish processing technology: Gender roles

Corazon P. Macachor, Cherrylene G. Macachor, Renissa S. Quiñones, Jean F. Nebrea and Charena J. Castro
 
1030-1100
 

Tea

 
HALL 1
1100-1230
 

Special workshop V : Exploring Gender Equity and Equality in the SSF Guidelines Co-organized by WorldFish and Conservation International

Danika Kleiber, Whitney Yadao-Evans, and Cynthia McDougall
HALL 2
1100-1230
 

Session I: Gender assessments in fisheries and aquaculture
(27 Oral & 5 Poster)

 
 
GA_O11
75

Organizing women to promote gender equity: The case of fishing villages in Miagao, Iloilo, Philippines

Mary Barby P. Badayos-Jover
 
GA_O12
76

Gendered differences in nutritional status of fish-dependent households in Kerala, India

Jeyanthi. P, T.V. Sankar, Anandan, R, Suseela Mathew and Nikita Gopal
 
GA_O13
47

Understanding gender dimensions in small scale fisheries of Kep Province, Cambodia

Jariya Sornkliang, Norm Sina, Chin Leakhna, Lao Sophea, Yanida Suthipol and Bhawana Upadhyay
 
GA_O14
82

Digital story telling of women in fisheries and aquaculture in Nigeria: Assessment of their roles and contributions using specific case studies.

Foluke Omotayo Areola, Ayojesutomi O. Abiodun-Solanke, Adeola Eniola Ayano and Oluwafunmilola Juliana Shelika
HALL 3
1100-1230
 

Session IV: Gender and Fisheries & Aquaculture Governance
(13 Oral & 3 Poster)

 
 
GOV_O3
11

“Lives on the move”: Gendered aspects of migration in fishing villages in Sri Lanka

Nadine Vanniasinkam and Nirmi Vitarana
 
GOV_O4
30

Acknowledging the use right of women crab collectors over customary land use changes: A case study in Merauke, Papua-Indonesia.

Maria Kurupat and Ria Fitriana
 
GOV_O5
44

Outcomes from gender focused interventions for the shrimp PL collectors: Case of a fisher’s slum from south-western coastal region of Bangladesh

Mohammad Nuruzzaman, Khandaker Rashidul Hasan and Gitte Andersen
 
GOV_O6
48

‘Before we asked for permission, now we only give notice’. New gender relations in fisheries: women’s entrance into small-scale artisanal fisheries in Chile

Gloria L Gallardo-Fernández and Fred Saunders
HALL 4
1100-1230
 

Session V : Gender and climate change with reference to fisheries & aquaculture (5 Oral)

 
 
CC_O1
22

Gender-disaggregated impacts of a category 5 cyclone on rural fisher communities in Fiji

Sangeeta Mangubhai, Alyssa Thomas and Margaret Fox
 
CC_O2
91

Integrating gender perspective into sustainable livelihoods framework in vulnerabilities/impacts assessments of disasters: Cases in central Philippines

Gay Defiesta
 
CC_O3
105

Gender differences in coping strategies and adaptation to crisis experienced in coastal households in the Philippines

Benedict Mark M. Carmelita, Alice Joan G. Ferrer, Jinky C. Hopanda, Herminia A. Francisco, and Canesio D. Predo
 
1230-1330
 

Lunch/ Carribbean Corner

 
HALL 1
1330-1500
 

Special workshop VI : Role of women fishworker organizations towards implementation and monitoring of small scale fisheries guidelines; case of African Women Network of

Editrudith Lukanga and Kafayat Adetoun Fakoya
HALL 2
1330-1500
 

Session I: Gender assessments in fisheries and aquaculture
(27 Oral & 5 Poster)

 
 
GA_O15
84

Gender in aquaculture and fisheries in Odisha: A study on worldfish program

Surendran Rajaratnam, Neetha Shenoy and Cynthia McDougall
 
GA_O16
96

The role of women in coastal region of Pekalongan and Tegal – Indonesia: A value chains selection between fish vs others

Aini Nur Furoida, Fendika Damar Pengestu, Ika Suciati, and Indah Susilowati
 
GA_O17
97

Increasing the profit position of women small scale entrepreneurs in the rock oyster industry of Samar, Philippines

Marieta Baňez Sumagaysay and Gerwyn P. Enerlan
 
GA_O18
101

Socio-economic determinants of gender among small scale fishers practicing alternate livelihoods along coastal Andhra Pradesh, India –an empirical study

Swathi Lekshmi P.S, R.Narayanakumar, Vipinkumar V.P, Shyam S.Salim and Johnson B
HALL 3
1330-1500
 

Session IV: Gender and Fisheries & Aquaculture Governance
(13 Oral & 3 Poster)

 
 
GOV_O7
52

Locating the context of gender in fisheries policies of India

Rajiv Rathod, Sambit Priyadarshi, Arpita Sharma, Velumani T. and Dileshwari Ratre
 
GOV_O8
65

From Resistance to Internalization: The Spread of ‘Gender Equality’ in Small-scale Fisheries Governance

Sarah Lawless
 
GOV_O9
67

Voices from the shore: Lived experience of women as leaders in fisher organizations in Bolinao, northern Philippines

Sheila Marie M. Dasig
 
GOV_O10
77

The potential of Community Savings Groups in enabling women’s empowerment and Hilsa conservation

Tanzina Nazia, Afrina Choudhury and Abdul Wahab
HALL 4
1330-1500
 

Session V : Gender and climate change with reference to fisheries & aquaculture
(5 Oral)

 
 
CC_O4
32

Gender differentiated coping strategies among ethnic Vietnamese fishers in the face of a decrease in fishing resources in Chhnok Tru district, Cambodia

Raksa Sok
 
CC_O5
53

Gender and climate change adaptation in aquaculture: Improving data collection with a web-based platform

Emmanuelle Bourgois, Flavie Denelle and Fang Ning Tan
 
1500-1530
 

Tea

 
HALL 1
1530-1730
 

Special workshop VII : Gender transformative approaches in fisheries and aquaculture: An exploration of strategies and emerging outcomes

Cynthia McDougall, Steven Cole and Afrina Choudhury, WorldFish
HALL 2
1530-1730
 

Session I: Gender assessments in fisheries and aquaculture
(27 Oral & 5 Poster)

 
 
GA_O19
104

Occupational hazard among women fish smokers in coastal areas of Ondo state, Nigeria

Funmilola Agbebi
 
GA_O20
106

Gender differences in possession of unused livelihood skills and desire to be involved in livelihood opportunities in coastal households in the Philippines

Benedict Mark M. Carmelita, Alice Joan G. Ferrer, Jinky C. Hopanda, Herminia A. Francisco, and Canesio D. Predo
 
GA_O21
107

Gender Differences in Contribution to Coastal Household Income in the Philippines

Benedict Mark M. Carmelita, Alice Joan G. Ferrer, Jinky C. Hopanda, Herminia A. Francisco, and Canesio D. Predo
 
GA_O22
74

Role of gender focused intervention in haor floodplain: Case of women-led cage aquaculture from Kishoreganj haor areas

AKM Nowsad Alam, Mohammad Nuruzzaman and Shahidul Islam Bhuiyan
 
GA_P3
102

Inclusive value chains: The case of seaweeds farming in Zamboanga Peninsula, Philippines

Paul Joseph B. Ramirez, Teresita A. Narvaez, Maripaz L. Perez, and Earl Joanne Santos-Ramirez
 
GA_P4
118

The Triple Roles of Fishers’ Wives to Support Their Household Economy: An Empirical Study in Tegalsari and Muarareja Villages, Tegal – Indonesia

Hapsari Ayu Kusumawardhani and Indah Susilowati
HALL 3
1530-1730
 

Session IV: Gender and Fisheries & Aquaculture Governance
(13 Oral & 3 Poster)

 
 
GOV_O11
85

Is fishing gendered? Women as equal partners in KRS reservoir fisheries, India

Velumani, T, Ananthan, P.S , Ramasubramanian and Rama Krishna
 
GOV_O12
94

Women’s leadership in community fisheries: Case in Kampot and Banteay Meanchey in Cambodia

Kyoko Kusakabe and Prak Sereyvath
 
GOV_O13
41

Enhancing women’s leadership to influence the productivity of rice field fisheries enhancement project (2012-2015)

Miratori Kim, Vichet Sean, Vanvuth Try, Yumiko Kura and Sarah Freed
 
GOV_P3
86

Indigenous women rising: A spotlight on the role of indigenous women in transforming fisheries governance on Canada’s pacific coast

Sarah Harper, Anne K. Salomon, Dianne Newell, Pauline (Holistis) Waterfall, Kelly Brown, Leila Harris and U. Rashid Sumaila
HALL 4
1530-1730
 

Session VI: Focus on SDG5, and other SDGs, in fisheries and aquaculture
(2 Oral & 3 Poster)

 
 
SDG_O1
34

Aquaculture through the lens of gender: An investigation into the socio-economic impact of seaweed farming on coastal communities in Bantayan, Philippines

Elena Mengo, Gaetano Grilli, Rose-Liza Eisma-Osorio, Jonathan O. Etcuban, Judy Ann Ferrater-Gimena and Annie Tan
 
SDG_O2
36

Gender-transformative approaches to development in coastal and fishing communities in the English-speaking Caribbean

Leisa Perch, Patrick McConney and Maria Pena
 
SDG_P1
12

Harnessing Palauan fisherwomen’s ecological knowledge for sustainable management

Caroline Ferguson
 
SDG_P2
31

Exploring female involvements in Malaysian micro and small scale aquaculture operation (MiSAO)

Zakiah binti Adun and Zumilah Zainalaludin
 
SDG_P3
117

Gender roles and poverty determinants of fish farmer’s households in Oyo state, Nigeria

Omitoyin, Siyanbola. A. and Chineke, Ebube. C.
TBD
1800 onwards
 

Reception Dinner

 
PLACE
TIME
ABSTRACT NO.

SESSION

PRESENTERS
 
0900-0930
 

Sessions Plenary: Rapporteurs reports on the Workshops V; Vl; Vll;
Session I; III; IV; V & VI

 
HALL 1
0930-1030
 

Special workshop VIII : Gender Analysis through Micro and Small Aquaculture Operation (MiSAO) Best Aquaculture Practises (M-BAP)

Zumilah Binti Zainalaludin
HALL 2
0930-1030
 

Session I: Gender assessments in fisheries and aquaculture
(27 Oral & 5 Poster)

 
 
GA_O23
113

Promoting gender in fisheries in Lao Pdr

Dongdavanh Sibounthong
 
GA_O24
79

Promoting women’s empowerment and gender equality in Myanmar fisheries and aquaculture sub-sectors

Lemlem Aregu, Cynthia McDougall, Surendran Rajaratnam and Michael Akester
HALL 3
0930-1030
 

Session VIII: Learning exchanges – experiences and lessons (9 Oral & 2 Poster)

 
 
LE_O1
 

Two birds with one stone: Fisheries monitoring as a tool for empowering women and informing marine management

Jenny House and Nick Piludu
 
LE_O2
37

Caribbean Small-Scale Fisherwoman Learning Exchange in Costa Rica: Women’s Voices

Bertha Simmons
 and Nadine Nembhard
 
LE_P1
61

Roles of women in promoting safety of children in small islands: The case of teach drr in Carles, Iloilo, Philippines

Josephine T. Firmase, Jorge S. Ebay, Darlene Joy D. Calsado and Lovella Mae M. Magluyan
 
LE_P2
63

Women shell fishers in small island communities: Roles, risks and recommendations

Lovella Mae M. Magluyan, Josephine T. Firmase and Jorge S. Ebay
 
1030-1100
 

Tea

 
HALL 1
1100-1230
 

Special workshop IX : Mainstreaming gender in fisheries education

Mary Barby, Arpita Sharma, Kyoko Kusakabe, Salin Krishna and Kumi Soejima
HALL 2
1100-1230
 

Session I: Gender assessments in fisheries and aquaculture
(27 Oral & 5 Poster)

 
 
GA_O25
21

Seaweed farming in Western Visayas: Strengthening the roles of women

Caridad N. Jimenez, Nieves A. Toledo and Soledad S. Garibay
 
GA_O26
100

Lens on Gender in Oyster farming and Grouper Fish Farming in Vietnam

Janine Pierce
 
GA_O27
109

Gender equity and women empowerment in the fisheries value chain in Bitung, North Sulawesi, Indonesia: A case study

Reiny A. Tumbol, Alvon Jusuf, Daisy M. Makapedua and Jardie Andaki
 
GA_P5
120

An analysis of social relations outcomes on women participating in small scale fish value chains on Lakes Malawi and Chilwa

Chikondi L. Manyungwa-Pasani, Mafaniso Hara and Sloans K. Chimatiro
HALL 3
1100-1230
 

Session VIII: Learning exchanges – experiences and lessons
(9 Oral & 2 Poster)

 
 
LE_O3
62

Promoting financial literacy among women in island fishing communities through comsca : The case of Gigantes islands, Carles, Iloilo, Philippines

Darlene Joy D. Calsado, Josephine T. Firmase, Jorge S. Ebay, Aprille Danilly A. Guintibano, and Lovella Mae M. Magluyan
 
LE_O4
78

The teaching of local taboos among the youth of pandan, antique, Philippines and its implications to Fisheries resource management

Elmer L. Jover and Sashah B. Dioso
 
LE_O5
114

Stories from village-based seaweed groups in Indonesia: Chips, sticks and bakso

Mardiana Fachri, Natalie Stoeckl, Silva Larson, Mustafa Dalvi, Mike Rimmer and Nicholas Paul
 
1230-1330
 

Lunch

 
HALL 1
1330-1500
 

Session VII: Gender research methods in fisheries & aquaculture (3 Oral & 1 Poster)

 
 
RM_O1
18

Women fisherfolk Barbados-a gendered lens

Debra D. Joseph, Maria Pena and Leisa Perch
 
RM_O2
54

Time to connect GAF research to the political economy of the fish value chain revolution that is shaping women’s inequality

Meryl J Williams
 
RM_O3
66

Sustainability of Fish based enterprises among women in Kerala: An analysis in context of highly competitive value chain

Rejula, K., Ashaletha,S., Mohanty,A.K and Sajesh,V.K
 
RM_P1
19

Story-telling with photo-voice: Women fisherfolk Barbados-a gendered lens

Debra D. Joseph, Maria Pena and Leisa Perch
HALL 2
1330-1500
 

Film Screening: Winning entries of the “women in seafood” video competition organised by WSI, with the support of MATIS and AFD the French Development Agency.

 
HALL 3
1330-1500
 

Session VIII: Learning exchanges – experiences and lessons
(9 Oral & 2 Poster)

 
 
LE_O6
95

Women in fisheries and aquaculture in Nigeria: Introducing the bootstrap in the roadmap

Francis M. Nwosu, Kafayat A. Fakoya, Shehu L. Akintola and Ayojesutomi O. Abiodun-Solanke
 
LE_O7
110

Advancing gender in the environment (agent): Gender in fisheries — A sea of opportunities

Maria Prebble and Jackie Siles
 
LE_O8
83

Bringing the gender considerations at the centre of fisheries education agenda

Arpita Sharma
 
LE_O9
119

Successful Women Leadership in the Aquatic Animal Food Bank Project: Case study of Sapsomboo Model, Buriram Province, Thailand

Malasri Khumsri and Amornrat Sermwattanakul
 
1500-1530
 

Tea

 
HALL 1
1530-1630
 

Sessions Plenary: Rapporteurs reports on Workshops VIII & IX;

 
Auditorium
1630-1700
 

Closing: Sessions Summary; Prizes; GAF7 Declaration