EU GENDER REPORT SAYS WOMEN MAKE FISH FARMING SUSTAINABLE
March 1st, 2007
BY KEITH NUTHALL
A JOINT European Union-African Caribbean Pacific (ACP) Group of States study into women working in developing country aquaculture has concluded such businesses are probably more economically and environmentally sustainable with female management involvement than men-only enterprises. The report has just been released by the European Commission and includes case studies. *http://bookshop.eu.int/eubookshop/FileCache/PUBPDF/KINA224174JC/KINA224174JC_002.pdf
A JOINT European Union-African Caribbean Pacific (ACP) Group of States study into women working in developing country aquaculture has concluded such businesses are probably more economically and environmentally sustainable with female management involvement than men-only enterprises. The report has just been released by the European Commission and includes case studies. *http://bookshop.eu.int/eubookshop/FileCache/PUBPDF/KINA224174JC/KINA224174JC_002.pdf
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