Accelerate action: Rights, equality and empowerment of women in the fishing communities

Accelerate action:
Rights, equality and empowerment of women in the fishing communities
improving their overall well-being.
Empowering women in the fishing sector

FOR decades, men have dominated the fishing sector, relegating women’s contribution to the shadows.
However, a new era is emerging recognizing the
critical impact women have on the sector, particularly in financing fishing expeditions. As the fishing sector navigates unprecedented challenges, women are stepping forward as leaders and change makers. As we celebrate International Women’s Day, we acknowledge the pivotal role women in the fishing sector play in driving sustainability to change the rides.
is a smart investment in economic growth and development.
New era for women in the fishing industry
We acknowledge the critical role women play in the fishing sector and celebrate their contributions to creating a more sustainable and equitable future
that will benefit all stakeholders.
the fishing sector continues to
evolve, women will remain at the
forefront of this transformation, as we

• Empowering women in the fishing sector is a smart investment in economic growth and development
  accelerate action to uniock the potentials of tomen in the fishing sector to drive
  positive change, promote equitable
  The unseen contribution of women in fishing
  Women have always been an integral part of the fishing sector. Despite their significant contributions, women face numerous challenges including delayed payments of funds, lack of representation in decision-making and restrictive cultural norms. Women work tirelessly behind the camera
  managing finances ind caring for families. However, their efforts are often overlooked
  Enrich the fishing communities through women empowerment
  Empowering women in the fishing sector is a triple win: it is a matter of rights and equality, and it also yields significant economie benefits. When women control resources, they invest in their families and conmunities, driving inprovenents in health, eduction and economic status,
  In Ghana, women in fish processing have benefitted from training in record keeping and credit access from the Village Savings and Loans Association
  (VSLA) incrensine thoin incamesinnd
  practices and support community development.
  Ayekoo to all the women in the fishing sector as they work towards a future where the sector thrives for generations yet unborn, built on a Foundation of sustainability and responsible practices.